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Related: About this forumAmerican Jewa Face Trouble at Home and Abroad
This was the title of a paid display ad in my local paper last week. Placed by Dick Levinson from Philadelphia.
It started by describing the annual Lenten Carnival at Aalst One float featured two huge puppets depicting Orthodox Jews, dresses in "traditional garb" with piles of money at their feet and a rat scampered over their shoulders. UNESCO recognizes the carnival as a "cultural Heritage."
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American Jewa Face Trouble at Home and Abroad (Original Post)
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Mar 2019
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whathehell
(29,067 posts)1. Aaist is in.Belgium..
UNESCO should never have allowed that float -- Disgraceful.
still_one
(92,136 posts)2. disgraceful is right
whathehell
(29,067 posts)3. I'm really surprised the float was allowed..
The depiction sounds like something out of the middle ages.
Is Belgium known to harbor a lot of anti-semitism?
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(47,470 posts)6. I am speechless. This is beyond the pale