It’s really simple to me, actually.
If you are old enough to serve in the military, you are old enough to watch porn.
Confucius?
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Russians for the most part don’t give a shit about these murders, under the condition that Putin constantly delivers them on two major issues - rising living standards and less violent crime.
This bargain worked for the best part of 2000s, and only became an issue in from the mid-2015s with the drop in oil prices and the inability of the government to meet the basic needs of the population on the local level.
The Haredim and the Iranian Guardians of the Revolution would be best friends if they’d ever sit down and talk about their respective worldviews, especially the treatment of women.
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I need to ask. Are you referring to Japanese XXX material being particuarly arousing? Or the most amusing to watch.
I thought they censored female genitalia within Japanese pornography. Penetration aside from traditional penetrative sex is okay, but a line is drawn with vaginal intercourse.
I remember reading this somewhere, perhaps I’ve got it wrong #strangeandoddlyinnapropriatefacts
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Come on guys I have enough of 9gag trying to make me horny all the time, not T-nation now 
I loved the sense of community surrounding the Chasidic syogaugues I attended at one point; however I didn’t agree with the world views harboured by many attending.
Haredi Judaism is a slight step above, wherein all connection to secular society is cut-off. These people generally aren’t as friendly, accepting or outgoing as many chasidic Rabbis/families who adknowledge they need to partially engrain themselves within the secular aspects of society to attract a larger base of attendees, and perhaps they see benefit to reap regarding technological advancement.
Toxic attitudes/mistreatment of women is present within both aforementioned forms of Judaism and the prospect of breaking out if you don’t like it is very difficult. Family will shun you/potentially bar you from visiting and effectively go no-contact.
The notion of choice is squandered at this point. It’s either “believe in it” or “get out”. It should be noted this isn’t consistent throughout the religious spectrum that is Judaism, only the more devoutly religious/extreme branches tend to have these toxic, highly problematic elements.
I suppose similar things can be said about all major religions when looking at extremes.
I think that a lot of these sophisticated social groups and the social mores that they are built around are just a really hardball form of Cooties.
No one wants cooties. They just take it to an unintended level.
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It forces Japanese men to use their imaginations. Why else would the Japanese come out with such cool products. Their school system certainly doesn’t foster this kind of thinking 
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Australia banned these products too! (anime related sex toys)… along with hentai. @dt79
What a joke man… though I’m legitimately glad I don’t live in some authoritarian, poverty stricken shitshow of a country. I don’t know if I’m just paranoid, but the Aussie government has passed some worrying legislature over the past 10 or so years. They’ve become more and more overbearing/irritating to deal with
@loppar are my fears warranted. Could Australia realistically fall under authoritative rule?
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We have an adult version of cooties. It’s called the clap
Edit: This music video might be too crass to post on here. Look up “the clap” by a band called the chats. They have a music video for it. It’s hilarious
I initially put it up, then backtracked
Short answer: Hahhahaha no
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Arousing, although there’s some weird stuff like “Super Heroin Torture” that’s quite amusing in an Ed Wood movie kind of way but it’s not arousing. The titles are quite funny too when you put them through google translate.
Yep. I’ve been implying this in the other thread. Authoritarianism in a First World country is at least tolerable if you aren’t poor. Imagine living in shit PLUS living under authoritarianism. Most of the shitholes are a lot more authoritarian than Australia and the US, and their failure to advance is BECAUSE of said authoritarianism.
If your standards of living drop because of these kinds of changes in legislation, it’s gonna be really shitty for you unless you’re at least upper middle class and above. But I doubt it’ll ever happen to Australia
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Wtf are these lololol? I’ve never even heard of them.
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You mean those realistic sex dolls that look like underaged girls since they’re based on anime characters? They’re available in China ffs lol.
Look up “Bad Dragon” toys.
They’re insane.
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Most guys have done this at least once, only problem is some guys do this ENDLESSLY and feel entitled to love, sex and affection and never realise they are basically schmucks who are approaching achieving success with women from completely the wrong angle.
This is Mrs. (Dr.) Jewbacca. Jewbacca pointed out these posts with a laugh, as he did not grow up Haredi (a mere Hasid), let alone in Lakewood.
He laughed. But I am more of the mind to tell you go sodomize yourself with the broad brush with which you paint, mainly because my dad got put on the news – for attending a funeral 5 years ago – and Gov. Cuomo put his photo out as a typical dirty, Covid-spreading, Jew.
They’ve pulled his picture, but have not apologized.
I’m pretty sick of ignorant dipshits (which group includes plenty of strangely anti-Semitic less-observant Jews) just completely lying about our community.
No, the typical Hasid and typical Hardim would not be buddies with the mullahs in Iran. First off, it’s a basic tenant of our religion to NOT PUSH IT ON ANYONE. In fact, we take converts with great reluctance. Our path is hard and no for most – and most have no reason to be. Not exactly covert-or-die.
And feel free to draw pictures of the Rebbe (or even Moshe) with a bomb on his head. If it’s good and funny, we might buy it.
As for being unfriendly. Yeah, that’s probably true. There are only so many time a Gov. Cuomo, or a Hitler, or an AOC can blame you for their failures before you get a little skittish.
As for women being treated as second class citizens – yeah, it’s probably the men who get the raw deal, actually. (They have no choice.) There are distinctions in our society. But they are voluntary. They certainly don’t restrict most women from getting whatever education or profession they want to have. I have a medical degree. My four biological daughters will be educated as they see fit. My four step daughters have pursued their own goals, as well.
Nor is there any shunning going on, that I’ve seen. Yeah, my brother, who dropped out of MIT and followed Phish is viewed with great skepticism, but it’s mainly because he’s a bit of a loser and may or may not be selling drugs.
Note, I am not saying there are not weird Haredi or Hasidic. There are some groups that are pretty far off the rails. The NKs for example, are not my favorite people. (And, yes, they do, in fact meet with the leaders of Iran.) But they measure in the dozens or maybe low hundreds and are about as representative of the greater Haredi/Hasidic community as the Fundamentalist Church of Latter-Day Saints (the weird ones having sex with little girls in Texas) are representative of their fellow Protestants.
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Gladly, that doesn’t sound so bad.
My brother was in Israel on program touring a Haredi neighbourhood. They went into a convenience store. All women within the group were subsequently kicked out. Personal anecdotes do exist to back up my perceived opinion, as does a moderate body of literature + news segments.
I’m aware news segments have a high propensity for bias however, particuarly given the way the media reports on Israel.
I’ve got my own anecdotes that would say otherwise. The treatment of women within Haredi communities is imo a serious issue. Strides have been made with the implementation of certain programs aiming to educate and/or treat those afflicted by spousal abuse have been set up. On the other hand a firm ring of denial still exists within some of these communities, particuarly the more extreme branches of the Haredim.
Could you give me some clarification regarding the case of Malka Leifer? She appears to have been residing comfortably in Emmanuel… and Yehiel Shinin.
Agreed, though for those who wish to break out entirely they must do so with great difficulty.
With the Haredim regarding Covid-19 response. Mass displays of blatant ideological disobedience during the second wave (as opposed to merely a minor group during the first) have let to many ultra-orthodox areas in Israel turning into virus hotspots. Around 40% of those testing positive at some point were within ultra orthodox neighbourhoods despite making up around 12% of the population.
Both living conditions (high density population) and lack of regard for government imposed restrictions play a role regarding rates of infection here.
I’m sorry the governor of NY put up that photo, such conduct is unacceptable. It’d be laughable to currently pin the spread of covid-19 within the USA on the Jews given the systemic failure within the federal government to contain it/impose adequate restrictions to begin with.
The rebbe was a great man, I wouldn’t do this.
@loppar, responding to you
To be fairly frank, given this is an Internet forum I could care less about what you think of me or my beliefs. That being said I’d like to apologise if I have in fact offended you, it was not my intent to upset anyone. I think it’s awesome you’re a doctor, MD’s have my utmost respect.
You can’t really put these two within the same sentence when talking about disdain towards Jews. Governor Cuomo didn’t murder six million of us… or any of us for that matter.
Many, many, many testimonials from those who have broken out would argue against this statement.
I’m not anti-Semitic, nor am I self hating. I happen to harbour a subset of opinions which you don’t like/disagree with. I was raised relatively observant (albeit not ultra orthodox). I have a fair bit of first hand exposure regarding ultra-orthodox Judaism myself. There are certain elements within these communities of which I find quite problematic. Nothing akin to radicalised Islam and/or religious sects of which push their beliefs on others though.
You’d be surprised as to how many muslims within purportedly secular Islamic communities harbour extremely problematic beliefs/ideologies (i.e supporting hezbollah/hamas, occasionally viewing terrorists as martyrs, believing 9/11 was an inside job etc). At the very least this is what I’ve noted in Australia, not sure about America.
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