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You people are such wimps. Real Americans. Soft, living in a soft country. And you project all this onto the Torah. All you really are saying is that in nice polite America Jews wouldn't act this way. I hope they would if they had to. You don't have a draft there. When there was a draft there was plenty of violent protesting. Now, everything is nice and polite. Well goody for you.

In Israel the rules are entirely different. The norms are different. Israel is a rough place. Blocking traffic is pretty civil for Israelis.  And the government is the one starting off this battle. They have a secular military and they are telling Charedim they must hand over their children to this intense brain washing machine called the IDF. Do you understand? This isn't about failing to register for the exemption. The exemptions are over. And people here have asked, pleaded, and politely protested. It doesn't work. The Israeli government is like a stone. You have no idea what it's like over here. And you sit in judgement of your brothers who are terrified. Shame on all of you for your petty little judgments. You toss around the term chillul Hashem. You don't know what you are talking about. This is a time to stand up for your brothers and not for siding with the secular government. Do you have any other solution to this problem? No, all you have is your effeminate whining. I promise you will all be judged by Heaven for not siding with your brothers, for the loyal Jews who have no choice but to take this action.  If you want to propose that the plan isn't practical that's another matter. But to scoff at them and call them names? You who sit in your living rooms on your computer chairs while these brave kids risk arrest. I admire them. And you? You are all mouth.

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