When I was growing up .. a fat lady or a fat guy indicated wealth ...
anyone obese was considered healthy, well fed and rich...
We have since learned that obesity actually kills and ..skinny is in!
Not so fast guys......
In Monroe the holy Rabbanim are warning women and men not to attend exercise classes.....
they add that young girls if they do attend exercise classes.....need some fat smelly lady to supervise the classes....
They claim that these classes have brought "bad influence" into the community ....
"Chinush" or Skinny is out ... Fatsos are back in ..
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There is nothing wrong with awareness about people preying on young Hasidic girls. Who have no experience how to handle such situations.
ReplyDeleteThis poster in itself seems to be only focused on awareness and looks good. Hopefully the "fardurbene elementen" (rotten elements) is not a political hit on nice people who happen to not kiss the Grand Rabbis hand.
And hopefully there is no threats or physical enforcement of this letter, on adults who choose a different lifestyle. Positive encouragement and in example housing services outside the community, so such lifestyle choices is not a bad influence on others, is fine too. Unfortunately, history says otherwise.
And the letter is signed by "Hanooles Havaad" (Authority Committee). Who are they? Who do they work for? And why is it not democratic and transparent? And how long do they think they can forcibly keep wool over the eyes of so many people?
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ReplyDeleteas well as Fat Faces like Jerrold Nadler
Bh for this. It may lead to mix dancing!
ReplyDeleteAs long as a male hatzola member has to deliver a baby (and no females allowed to even be or form their own hatzola) it's all okay because tznius is so important.
ReplyDeleteWhy do they need exercise classes?
ReplyDeleteThey should be getting plenty of exercise already, working, taking care of children, doing housework, other work, walking instead of driving, etc.