This is old news for once.
But apparently orthodox jews are still demanding, that bus companies introduce kosher buslines, where men and women are segregated. In lack of understanding, orthodox communities are now on the mission to finance the bus lines themselves.
Come on!
Instead of jumping up and down on the obvious point here, I will instead digress to a more abtract level of this discussion. I see these everyday moments of annoyance as symbols of a much more terrifying reality.
Some of us are brought up in hatred and learn to hate and fight equal rights from childhood. If you’re told one thing your whole life, you belive it. I not talking about orthodox jews here, but all who are part of an isolated and somewhat extreme community. If no interaction with other beliefs are happening, some of us are stuck in middel age reality.
This week’s song is about hating every day.
Seven Things I hate
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There must be at least seven things I hate
Forget the wiser choice
Compile the rage
There must be at least one thing a day
It keeps me going in a credible way
There must be at least 7 things I hate
I must hate at least once a day
I just read the news today
And there were 50 things, I’d love to hate
When read from backwards it would say
That nothing comes from nothing in any way
There must be at least 7 things I hate
I must hate at least once a day
There must be at least 7 things I hate
I must hate at least once a day
Freedom is for some the most controversial thing
And it burns the heart whenever it is clinched
Flames applies for some as their Martin Luther King
And you gotta count your 7 things
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