I didn't know it was that serious (Karet is being cut off from the Jewish people right? I'm not Jewish so I don't know all the terms).
I don't know if you can ban something like this. It's like the anti-sodomy laws here in the USA, they never stopped sodomy.
I think it is constitutional but the problem is as of now it would be impossible to implement this. Sometimes I wish that it could be, but it's in reality unrealistic. Legally defning who belongs to which race would be a nightmare of details (like if you had a black ancestor 10 generations ago, does it still count as your being black legally?). What about all those completely white people who are under the delusion that they're American Indians because they say they're 1/16 or 1/32 American Indian? It just wouldn't work. Also DNA tests don't even tell the full story and can't really tell you with certainty all the time which race someone belongs to. On top of that defining each race would also be a legal nightmare. Some people consider North Africans and people in the Middle East to be white whereas other people like me think that white people today are those of European descent.
I'm not for a return of the anti-miscegenation laws at this point in time because of all this, but I think in their day the laws were generally a good thing. At this point things have gone too far for them to work anymore.
I think you meant posterity. I disagree with you in that blacks were brought here against their will to begin with, they didn't immigrate here by choice. Allowing black slavery was one of the worst decisions this country ever made, and unfortunately we have to live with the consequences of that bad decision. There are decent, patriotic black people, but unfortunately their culture for the most part is not like that and tends to be evil. I think we should allow them to be citizens though simply because they were brought here. Many of them dont' vote anyway or are disenfranchised due to being ex-felons or are in prison.
Rather than that I think they should be encouraged to leave similar to what Chaim would do with the Arabs in Israel. Not too many people would turn down a big payout if the only condition was to live somewhere else. This could be accompanied by a big crackdown on crime.
I don't agree with forcing them out. Some people have family obligations or other things that keep them from being able to move to Israel right now. Jews have also done a lot of great things for the USA even though some chose to be part of evil social movements. Also Israel really won't benefit from getting a lot of our leftists to be perfectly frank with you on that issue. I think Israel should want our right wing Jews to move there. Do you really want Streisand there that badly?
This is natural instinct of self-preservation that is there regardless of the brainwashing, but the communist/liberal brainwashing has been making things a lot worse.
I think it matters more what they are like in the present rather than what they did in the past. Telegony is complete junk.
On the other hand I don't think I'd want a guy who had been with black women because the very idea would gross me out.
karet means you will burn in Hell for Eternity.
rather then just a short time.
it is well known a gentile woman is a niddah.meaning she is not clean from her menustration.
as for the law,Rabbbi meir kahane tried to implement this law in the 80s.he was kicked out of knesset.
Kahana lives in Petah Tikva / Municipality to trace girls who date Arabs
Posted: September 15th, 2009 | Author: noam | Filed under: media, racism | Tags: assimilation, meir kahana, petah tikva, racism | 4 Comments »
There has been much talk recently over the new campaign aimed at preventing marriage between Jews and none-Jews, but here is a story that touches similar notes but went completely under the radar. It was published only in mynet.co.il, Ynet’s local news site, which usually draws very little attention. There, between stories about flower exhibitions and a deserted car bothering neighbors in Natanya, was the following headline:
“Municipality will locate girls meeting regularly with members of minorities”.
I only saw the story after some friends posted it on Facebook.
The headline’s meaning might be a bit unclear for non-Israelis, but in Hebrew, “members of ethnic minorities” always means Arabs, since Jews are being referred to by their specific minority: Russians, Sephardic, Ethiopians, etc.
The story itself tells of a special team that was formed within the Youth Office of the municipality of Petah Tikva (a large suburb of Tel Aviv). Its mission: to locate “and help” Jewish girls that are meeting with Arabs.
The people in the municipality of Petah Tikva are proud of their new initiative (I would bet that the story was delivered to Mynet’s reporter through the city’s spokesperson, or at least with his approval). As one director in the municipality states (my Italic):
“The minority people problem is well known to us”, says the head of the Youth Office [in the municipality], Moshe Spector. “Our efforts to deal with it are real and sincere. There are a few problematic areas [in the city], and the municipality is making an effort to examine this issue together with the police.”
The article explains that the initiative was born following the murder of Arie Karp on Tel Aviv’s beach last month. According to the police, Karp was harassed and than beaten to death by a group of Arabs and two Jewish girls who were partying in the area. Their trail opened earlier this week.
It couldn’t have been more obvious. No city in Israel, not even Petah Tikva, has ever “dealt with the problems” of girls dating Russians or Ethiopians, even as there were numerous crimes committed by members of these ethnic groups. Yes, it’s back to the oldest allegation in the racist’s handbook: “they are taking away our girls!”
Until now, these kinds of accusations were made in Israel only by radical right wing or religious groups. Interracial relations were a favorite theme with the late MK Rabbi Meir Kahana, the patron saint of fascist hate-talkers in Israel. Kahana was kicked out of the Knesset in the 80’s after his effort to introduce a law threatening those who take part in interracial relations with a prison term. In the rest of his time he was campaigning for striping all Arabs from their citizenship rights and expelling all Palestinians to Jordan and Egypt by force.
In his verdict verifying the Knesset’s decision not to let Kahana ran again for election, wrote Meir Shamgar, the president of the Supreme Court, that Kahana’s actions were reminding “the worst harms that were imposed upon our people.”
Kahana’s party, Kach, was later outlawed.
Twenty one years have passed, and the ideas of Meir Kahana are now the official policy in the city of Petah Tikva, a quiet residential suburb of Tel Aviv.
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Take part in an internet campaign against the new initiative. Write an e-mail to Petah tikva’s mayor, Yitzhak Ohaion, (
[email protected]) or call his office (03- 9052248). Be polite: It’s more useful. More details here (in Hebrew).
And that’s what journalist and activist Dimi Reider has to say on the issue.
http://www.promisedlandblog.com/?p=1408