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Re: the U-Orthodox/Hasidic community and #COVID.
PLEASE LISTEN TO THOSE WHO KNOW (and those who have left) the community. IT'S NOT ANTISEMITISM. NOT EVEN A BIT.
Yes, it's not everyone, there are amazing people (like @jacobkornbluh, @MeyerLabin, and others) who have been >
PLEASE LISTEN TO THOSE WHO KNOW (and those who have left) the community. IT'S NOT ANTISEMITISM. NOT EVEN A BIT.
Yes, it's not everyone, there are amazing people (like @jacobkornbluh, @MeyerLabin, and others) who have been >
> fighting within the community, that people should listen to the regulations for months.
So, listen to them now - they will tell you who is at fault (like this amazing tweet from @MeyerLabin: https://twitter.com/MeyerLabin/status/1313731539625291777)
DON'T Listen to people who have been flaunting >
So, listen to them now - they will tell you who is at fault (like this amazing tweet from @MeyerLabin: https://twitter.com/MeyerLabin/status/1313731539625291777)
DON'T Listen to people who have been flaunting >
> the regulations for months, often encouraging others to do the same (like HT). Either under the guise of pseudoscience ("we have herd immunity - when all scientists claimed there is 0 evidence to support that, and were right), or just straight up far right rhetoric.
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And now that there has been an uptick in most UO/Hasidic neighborhoods, they scream hey, it's antisemitism.
Antisemitism would be saying "Jews are at fault."
Antisemitism would be targeting a community, as opposed to places with a specific number of positive tests.
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And now that there has been an uptick in most UO/Hasidic neighborhoods, they scream hey, it's antisemitism.
Antisemitism would be saying "Jews are at fault."
Antisemitism would be targeting a community, as opposed to places with a specific number of positive tests.
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Frankly, antisemitism would be the government continuing to ignore as my former Hasidic community gets sick, as my immunocompromised grandparents are put at risk - and NOT impose new restrictions.
We NEED to call out the culprit.
We need to point out people who ignore safety
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Frankly, antisemitism would be the government continuing to ignore as my former Hasidic community gets sick, as my immunocompromised grandparents are put at risk - and NOT impose new restrictions.
We NEED to call out the culprit.
We need to point out people who ignore safety
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With all due respect to people like my friend @JonahNYC, labeling this as antisemitism is counter productive.
Yes, the Hasidic community gets targeted the most with antisemitism.
No, COVID lockdowns, and calling them out for ignoring safety, isn't one of them.
With all due respect to people like my friend @JonahNYC, labeling this as antisemitism is counter productive.
Yes, the Hasidic community gets targeted the most with antisemitism.
No, COVID lockdowns, and calling them out for ignoring safety, isn't one of them.
