Question for jewish kiwis.

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Crazedking

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While we all meme a lot of about the jews, im actually kinda curious to hear from legit kiwi members who are jewish.


What is the family unit likes? How is growing up jewish? Are jews really all very connected (jews control everything meme)? Are modern jews practicing their religion or is just like modern "christian" with lip service? What do jews from outside Isreal think of isreal? Or if you are a jew from isreal what do you think of outsider jews? Any good goyim joke?
 
An Israeli Jew and I see USA Jews, at least the most vocal group amongst them, as dirty betrayers who rewrote their faith to modern sensibilities and now treat the Democratic party as a literal golden calf.
Family unit is classic parents + 3 kids. Me (and most of my country) is hiloni which is basically agnostic about religion but still keeping the core holidays and events (weddings, bar mitzvahs and circumcision).
 
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I grew up on an ashkenazi household in the USA. Pretty orthodox but not ultra-orthodox.

Family unit is on the large size, two parents and three kids is standard and more is common. Having at least one boy, one girl, and one more to make up for the holocaust is something Jewish parents say a lot.

Growing up was similar to in many religious households, I suppose. The religious rules and moral sentiments of my parents were a source of great grief as a child, but I have fond memories of family gatherings at Jewish holidays.

It would be more accurate to say that Jews within the same community are very tightknit, and most Jews feel some form of affinity for other Jews in a general sense, but different sections of Judaism can be very closed off from each other. The old money Jews are not the same as the modern orthodox jews, who are not the same as the haredi ultra-orthodox, who are not the same as religious zionists, or the Hollywood/media Jews, et cetera. Most of these different sects aren't usually very connected, and a lot of them flat out hate each other.

Lemme know if there's anything else.
 
In the order of questions asked
1. I'm close with my parents, otherwise the rest of my family is seemingly in competition to out jew each other and I fucking despise my in-laws.
2. A lot of the elite certainly are ethnically jewish
3.Depends on the group I managed to sway my wife away from Rabbinism to Karaitism though and we attend a Karaite synagogue.
4.Deserves to exist more then another Arab shithole state, but I don't agree with with giving my shekels in the form of taxes to it involuntary and a lot of blasphemous stuff goes on there.
 
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Lasersuit Larry dijo:
I grew up on an ashkenazi household in the USA. Pretty orthodox but not ultra-orthodox.

Family unit is on the large size, two parents and three kids is standard and more is common. Having at least one boy, one girl, and one more to make up for the holocaust is something Jewish parents say a lot.

Growing up was similar to in many religious households, I suppose. The religious rules and moral sentiments of my parents were a source of great grief as a child, but I have fond memories of family gatherings at Jewish holidays.

It would be more accurate to say that Jews within the same community are very tightknit, and most Jews feel some form of affinity for other Jews in a general sense, but different sections of Judaism can be very closed off from each other. The old money Jews are not the same as the modern orthodox jews, who are not the same as the haredi ultra-orthodox, who are not the same as religious zionists, or the Hollywood/media Jews, et cetera. Most of these different sects aren't usually very connected, and a lot of them flat out hate each other.

Lemme know if there's anything else.
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what percent of the population believe that they are the god's chosen people?
 
There's no one answer to your questions about family life. It really depends on the religious affiliation of the person in question. As to how I view Jews outside Israel - likewise, it depends on religious affiliation. Reform Judaism is absolute cancer and if we didn't have an activist judicial system no one here would care about them.
Joe Swanson dijo:
In the order of questions asked
1. I'm close with my parents, otherwise the rest of my family is seemingly in competition to out jew each other and I fucking despise my in-laws despite.
2. A lot of the elite certainly are ethnically jewish
3.Depends on the group I managed to sway my wife away from Rabbinism to Karaitism though and we attend a Karaite synagogue.
4.Deserves to exist more then another Arab shithole state, but I don't agree with with giving my shekels in the form of taxes to it involuntary and a lot of blasphemous stuff goes on there.
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Goddamn. Next thing you know there'll be Samaritan kiwis showing up. What do you blasphemous about Israel?
 
theshitposter dijo:
what percent of the population believe that they are the god's chosen people?
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Around 50%, at a guess? I mean, it's an idea expressed in the Bible (and many other works), so you're gonna have a tough time finding traditional/religious people who don't believe it in some form.
wtfNeedSignUp dijo:
What percent of the Christian population believe that non-Christians and aborted babies go to hell?
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Does it matter? I don't care what someone believes will happen to me after I die if it doesn't affect how they treat me in this world. The only non-Jews bothered by the idea of a "chosen people" are hypocritical white supremacists, and the only Jews bothered by "supercessionism" or whatever are loser leftist Jews who don't bother to keep their own religion.
 
theshitposter dijo:
what percent of the population believe that they are the god's chosen people?
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Anything as or more orthodox than Modern Orthodox and the most religious Reform Jews are gonna believe that, though different sects are going to have different ideas of what that entails. I would say the vast majority of non-religious Jews are going to sneer at that though. The idea has brought Jews a lot of grief throughout history. I wish it would go die somewhere.
 
wtfNeedSignUp dijo:
An Israeli Jew and I see USA Jews, at least the most vocal group amongst them, as dirty betrayers who rewrote their faith to modern sensibilities and now treat the Democratic party as a literal golden calf.
Family unit is classic parents + 3 kids. Me (and most of my country) is hiloni which is basically agnostic about religion but still keeping the core holidays and events (weddings, bar mitzvahs and circumcision).
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KF Israel meet up when?
 
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