mowotlarx

mowotlarx t1_j9geyox wrote

>You're pro genocide imo.

...Excuse me? I am commenting on a comment chain of you being antisemitic, I have no idea what Elizabeth Warren comment you're talking about (this isn't the one), and you're here suggesting I am the one supporting genocide?

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mowotlarx t1_j9f4vue wrote

>It’s one of the most heterogeneous groups there is.

It's not. And if you think that you haven't met many Jewish people. You seem to be unaware that Ashkenazi Jews are not the only ethnic Jewish people that exist on the planet. Sephardic Jews were the first Jewish people to immigrate to New York City as a matter of fact. Mizrahi is also a distinctive group. They come from different regions of the globe and have different languages, often variations of Hebrew.

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mowotlarx t1_j9f4otx wrote

>Which also shows up in DNA tests for non-Jews/anyone living in those regions.

No, it doesn't.

Being Ashkenazi or Sephardic or Mizrahi Jewish is a genetically distinctive ethnicity. We'd call it an ethno-religion. These are very distinct groups of people who are able to trace their DNA so easily because they were forced to migrate and were systematically killed keeping the community relatively small. It's not just a cute little DNA marker that will show up on anyone from Europe. The ethnicity hasn't been absorbed in every region. Jewish people aren't homogeneous.

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mowotlarx t1_j9eoscx wrote

You're mad because people's genetics indicate that they have Ashkenazi or Sephardic Jewish heritage? Ever wonder why it's so easy to pinpoint that on DNA results? It's almost as if these were smaller insular ethnic groups who have been systematically banished from multiple countries and murdered because of their faith and background. Do a second of research before commenting, it would have answered your question.

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mowotlarx t1_j9a5nvt wrote

>“To me, it’s a civic duty to responsibly come back to work and actively engage in being part of the community,” Rechler said.

What community? There is no valuable "community" in those Manhattan office park neighborhoods. It is not our *civic duty " to enrich private commerical landlords who refuse to innovate or adapt to massive societal change.

I swear to God these people need to get bent.

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mowotlarx t1_j8xu20x wrote

The delivery workers in congregate in my neighborhood are all unassuming and polite when they wait around for deliveries. Yes, I don't love when they sometimes drive up on the sidewalks, but I've been nearly hit far more often by cars than them. I really don't see why NIMBYs have an issue with this. Delivery workers aren't a group I'd consider "undesirable" in my neighborhood. They're just doing their jobs... incidentally for the people in that neighborhood.

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mowotlarx t1_j8wt336 wrote

Yup! Community Board members aren't elected. They're handpicked by local electeds and then voted on by people who are already on the board. They are in no way representative of an entire opinion of any neighborhood, in fact they are usually outliers in terms of homeownership, car ownership, age and other demographics.

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mowotlarx t1_j8ikq24 wrote

You're trying real hard to not understand the issue. What did chasing them on the sidewalk do except put more people in danger? They didn't catch them by driving up on the sidewalk which they're not supposed to do. I'm pretty sure high speed chases are prohibited here. They didn't catch him until he got out of the tunnel in Red Hook. So what they did was incredibly stupid, dangerous, and useless.

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