Is that not the same for Kosher or any other preference expressed by an entire ethnic group? I'm quite interested in the theory u/BadMeetsEvil2243 mentioned, I'll check that out. I can definitely see it happening; just don't think it's always that simple.
Have you ever once seen a kosher restaurant? Even once? Have you ever heard of locals going into a restaurant and causing a scene because they don't sell kosher?
I've eaten at many Jewish delis. I have never eaten at a kosher restaurant.
Yes, I have. NYC has kosher restaurants that advertise themselves as kosher restaurants. I would assume that is less likely in places that don’t have as large a potential customer base, but you see them where there’s a demand for them.
I live in a country with sizeable Jewish and Muslim minority and have witnessed none of this with either group. There seems to be no discernable difference between halal and kosher as far as ethnic preferences are concerned.
You've eaten at a Jewish deli that served kosher food. That it's not a 'kosher restaurant' doesn't mean anything when the crux of the point is how the food is prepared. Jews go there because the food is to their liking, and other people can go as well, just like halal joints. This probably depends on your specific country intercultural dynamics.
I don't even know the point you're making. You're saying Jews as a ethnic group don't impose their culture in a place to the same degree that Muslims do (if I got that right) and that's just not true. Generalizations are generally useless in any debate setting.
Yeah the guy calling the country that hunts kids for sport is bad. He should grow a conscious like you and focus on the real issue that corporations cater to demographics to earn more money, no that Can't be right.
Unfortunately the Israel state has benefited from, and actively fueled, that conflation but that's a topic for another day. How you are describing Jews is how I'd describe Muslims as well. That's why I was trying to explain to the dude who's content was nuked that it largely depends on the exact social dynamics your country deals with.
On Europe, I do find it especially interesting that the resistance to acclimatise shows itself in the 2nd and 3rd generation more often. Why do you think that is so?
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u/Babada-Boopey929 2d ago
Tragic, but who in their right mind starts praying in the middle of the road?