Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Interesting Quote: Rabbi Yehuda Levin


Why was this [death of Kletzky] allowed to happen? Let's think about it. If we go back to the cause, the effect was he was the victim, but the cause was a Jew [Yiddish] that the evil will come to destroy you within your midst. If it would have been a Gentile, people would be able to say, 'oh this is from the secular society.' But this is not from the secular society. This is, for too long we have been turning our cheek, we have been turning away and ignoring the agenda of the [Yiddish] -- first they wanted rights, then they wanted adoption, they wanted special protections, and ultimately they wanted marriage -- and we all know that we did precious little. If those three or four thousand people, at the direction of their leaders and their common sense, would have come out...against the marriage, against this final nail in the coffin of morality...maybe we wouldn't have had to had this episode...replay itself.
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"This came in the very aftermath of the marriage bill, my dear friends, and not doing anything.
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"The problem with Anthony Weiner wasn't that he inter-married in the last few years -- far worse than his inter-marrying is the fact that he was pushing same-gender marriage and all the shmutz." 
Basically, he is blaming the death of this kid on the passage of NY's gay marriage. What a jerk!

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4 comments:

Judy C. Adanna said...

The one thing that most religions have in common: hating people who are different.

Allan S. said...

Wow, decades of reading sacred text and all he can come up with is intolerance, bigotry and fear mongering.

SteveA said...

His logic makes no sense....I was confused whilst reading this, but from what I can infer he is saying that gays are the cause of all evil....never mind that inherent evil dosen't discriminate.....what bogus thinking for someone so senior in society!

Anonymous said...

This fat bitch is nuts. His dirty teeth is a turn off.

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