That may be true, but the people in America who support the war seem to mostly do it for "pride parades in Kiev." They don't pretend to make it about supporting democracy, since they've suspended all elections there. Meanwhile, they tend to believe an LGBT holocaust is happening in Russia and so the spread of its territory must be stopped.
But yes, they are very far removed from the cultural realities.
I'm planning to write a post about food being the speartip of all societal subversion. I'll try to remember to let you know when I post it.
sure let me know
As far as your question, does it matter? The answer to that lies in your own personal view of whether or not homosexual relationships are appropriate in public. Some people think that spreading the idea that it is appropriate is indirectly involving kids, although this is the small minority in the US. So I guess to most people, it may not matter.
My point is that there have always been homosexuals, I think homosexuality is something which is genetic to a degree. however, I think culture plays a huge portion of it. I think in the past being gay was something that you just kind of realized as you got older (hey I'm not really into women men. get me hard sort of thing). but if you push it on young kids, they don't know the difference so they think it's normal. I don't think we should treat them like second-class citizens, especially in America where marriage is frankly secular and doesn't matter at all. but it's this forcing of religious institutions to adopt this secular idea is where it bothers me. also, what bothers me is the hypersexual nature of it. My grandmother (the same one I mentioned before), told me that she used to go to the original pride parades back in the '50s in New York City (before she moved), she told me that they were nothing like what goes on now. they were more akin to civil rights marches, signs and banners and sort of stuff. because the idea was to see gay people as people. but anyway for me i find the sexual stuff is degenerate. i understand that in private people are different sexually, and I respect those spaces existing but just as I imagine the average homosexual doesn't like watching straight people fuck, there's no reason why I should be subjected to it. I don't think society should try to hide it because that will just lead to more issues (grooming, AIDS, abuse, infidelity, etc). But to promote the "gay lifestyle" or this homosexual/trans "defaultism" is far too much.
I'll give an example. I'm Jewish, I understand that in every country except for Israel I am a minority. while the United States is not a Christian Nation (as opposed to other countries that have Christianity as the official religion), it is a Christian majority country. so I will see things like Christmas trees and people will say Merry Christmas, and Easter is a thing etc, and stores will sell food that caters towards non-jews. At no point has any Jew (that isn't an annoying liberal that uses their identity as a way to score social points) told people to cater to them. if anything they said they just want to be left alone, or they don't want the government to subscribe to a singular religion. when people say Merry Christmas to me I say it back because I understand the intent. But generally we keep our religion separate and in the few times it interacts with the social it is not a big thing. But do you think it would be right for me to demand that every supermarket carries a full kosher section, even in communities that don't have any Jews? of course not! what I do expect, is the courtesy to let me off on work when I have religious duties, which is something I imagine Christians would like the same thing. That's how I see gays. You want to be gay? Fine, keep it in the bedroom and whenever your spouse needs to be brought into the equation. No more, no less.
Anyway.
Did your grandparents call black people shvatsas? I'm probably spelling it wrong
to be honest I can't spell it either. and the answer is yes. both my parents use it and so do I
(got to keep the culture alive my shatsas) literally just means black in Yiddish. so when you call someone that you're just saying they're black. my grandmother did tell me a story that the blacks figured out what that word meant. so the Jews switched to the Yiddish word blue so no one would know
. I used to use that word amongst Jews until I got a mouthful from some liberal, because apparently it's the Yiddish version of the word nigger. in reality it's not, If anything it's used like the word negro. but you can use the word, negro or whatever context you want.
So you would say there's a bunch of shavzas turning my neighborhood into shit. and you can either use it as negro or the word nigger. Yiddish is a wonderful language because it's incredibly colorful and full of slang.
I had a Jewish soup recently and I'd like to try to make it at home. I bet it's hard to find people on youtube who can explain how to make it who aren't annoying.
search up "kosher" and then whatever the food you want to eat. If you find a woman who looks like she's wearing a wig or wearing a headpiece called a snood then you're in a great place because those are Jewish religious mothers.
That woman is good except she stopped posting when she moved to Israel.
this is a good brisket recipe
however, it is very amateur which tends to be a lot of kosher cooking. I imagine you're looking for more Ashkenazi cooking, which is what's mainly found in the USA. but Jews lived everywhere so there's lots of different types of Jewish cooking search up "Israeli recipes" and you'll find others too.
here is one literally from the state of Israeli's YouTube page. it's shashuka, which was brought over from Tunisian Jews and in Israel the people like to eat it for breakfast.
Read the comments if you want to hear about a bunch of fucking Arabs complaining about food
and here is a playlist
Israeli food tends to be more like Mediterranean in food mixed with all the other types of Jewish cuisine and local cuisine. what Jews tended to do was they would take local recipes and then just make kosher variants of it.
