Kosher Dog Fight

[sullivan]

New York Post

It was kosher chaos.

A riot erupted at a Brooklyn restaurant last week when Orthodox Jewish patrons discovered the "kosher" hot dogs on the menu were chicken franks that didn't answer to a higher authority.

What ensued was as unholy as the hot dogs. The eatery's frightened manager was punched in the face and fended off the angry mob with an electric carving knife until cops finally broke up the frankfurter fracas.

Get the full, crazy story here.

[LordLindsey]

"ssi wrote:
It is disturbing to see all this Jew-bashing here. Non-Jews should stick to commenting on their social incidents...."if we choose to poke fun at the Crazydim...it's our right. You just do it to get your antisemitic rocks off
These people just offer more proof of their exclusivity that we could EVER provide.   :lol:   The Zionists' hubris truly is and always will be their greatest weakness.

LINDSEY

NB:  This is found in the comments section of the article; this really speaks volumes, people, in case you don't understand the significance of what this man is saying--he is saying that it is OK for Jews to criticize other Jews, BUT NOT THE FILTHY GOY.  How's THAT for a peek into the real beliefs of the Zionists and their views toward crimes committed by them, EVEN AGAINST JEWS.

NBB:  Into the article it stated that NO arrests were made, even though the manager was physically attacked AND their local MILITIA arrived before the police to do damage control.  Folks, I really do hope that you understand what this article is showing us because I sure as Hell do.  IN FACT, I am going to post it in full so that you all read it instead of just skimming it.

[LordLindsey]

"It was kosher chaos.

A riot erupted at a Brooklyn restaurant last week when Orthodox Jewish patrons discovered the "kosher" hot dogs on the menu were chicken franks that didn't answer to a higher authority.

What ensued was as unholy as the hot dogs. The eatery's frightened manager was punched in the face and fended off the angry mob with an electric carving knife until cops finally broke up the frankfurter fracas.

"They were yelling at the guy behind the counter," one witness told The Post. "They started spitting and throwing things at him. They were shaking the counter and trying to jump over to search the fridge."

Members of Shomrim, the local volunteer crime patrol, was at the scene before police.

"There were at least 100 people there. We sent everybody out to the street," a member said.

The Torah tussle began when a longtime patron noticed the unusually plump wiener he bought Monday night at Cheskel's Shawarma King in Borough Park didn't fit into a challah roll as usual.

Suspicious, he asked for proof of where the hot dogs were bought. The server brought him the package, which confirmed the Bar S brand jumbo chicken frank was not certified kosher.

Shocked Hasidic patrons, joined by dozens of passers-by, encircled the counter of the 13th Avenue eatery, demanding answers.

At least one patron hit besieged manager Yosef Baron in the cheek.

Baron kept them at bay by waving the electric knife in their faces an image captured on video now making the rounds on the Web.

No one was arrested.

Rabbi Naftali Meir Babad, who had certified the greasy spoon as kosher, determined the hot-dog heresy was the result of a "terrible accident."

Earlier in the night, a non-Jewish restaurant employee was sent out to buy frankfurters from a nearby kosher market.

Instead, the worker went to a Golden Apple Farm grocery across the street and loaded up on goy wieners that just didn't cut the mustard.

The restaurant was shut for two days as rabbis meticulously checked for other non-kosher foods.

Kitchen equipment that touched the offending meat was thrown out, and utensils were cleansed with a flame to purge any remnants of treif, or non-kosher food, in a process known as kashering.

The ultra-Orthodox community continued to boil over the roasted weenies, with talk of protests lingering all week.

"Nobody knows how long this was going on," one man fumed.

Restaurant owner Shmuel Baron, who reopened Thursday, called it a one-time mistake.

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  nesev wrote:
Seems to me its more of what comes out of the mouth of quite a few those who are religious (any religion) is more offensive than what goes in.
6/13/2009 8:52 AM EDT
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  Draconius Horribilus wrote:
Anit-Semitism is a disease. You catch it from racist Jews who despise the Goyim cattle that they parasitize. This incident shows how violent these inbred vermin really are. Of course, the poor Palestinians have known that for years.
6/12/2009 10:05 PM EDT
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  jeremy777 wrote:
Guys , this is suppost to be a kosher place , you pay for a kosher hotdog , the least the guy can give you is a kosher hotdog.
ITS A MATTER OF PRINCIPLE.
KOSHER HOTDOGS ARE BETTER ANYWAY...
and now all of you made me hungry and GUESS what? i am going for 3 KOSHER hotdogs and a cherry coke
good bye!
6/12/2009 7:35 PM EDT
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  ssi wrote:
It is disturbing to see all this Jew-bashing here. Non-Jews should stick to commenting on their social incidents...if we choose to poke fun at the Crazydim...it's our right. You just do it to get your antisemitic rocks off.
4/4/2009 7:05 PM EDT
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  benny wrote:
Askshel doesn't read too well. Never said the Rabbi should be arrested. If someone buys kosher and pays more for it-he should get it. Waiving a knife at a crowd is an assault. Threatening immediate bodily harm. He knows as much about NY laws as he does kosher laws. NADA. Real funny to read some of these ignorant comments- you don't care but respect others that do know and do care.
3/24/2009 12:10 PM EDT
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  Fifi LaFlame wrote:
Well, for $12.50, anyone should expect their chicken dog to be blessed either by a rabbi or the Pope.
3/24/2009 8:25 AM EDT
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  Ahksehl wrote:
too bad the goy didn't buy REAL hot dogs, the ones made of PORK. If he had some of the anger might have been over the fact that they have been eating the chicken dog dreck for years when he could have been serving them the good stuff.
3/23/2009 6:42 PM EDT
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  Ahksehl wrote:
benny's comment is a great example of why an orthodox society self destructs. He wants the owner of a business arrested. Up to this point that owner was an ordinary accepted member of the community. Now he should be arrested? Making a mistake is now assault? The Rabbis should be arrested as well? Clearly not everyone will see things the way "benny" does. Benny gets much ego gratification by puffing up and judging someone but not everyone will feel the same way and many will resent "benny's" self appointment to position of judge. The owner and especially the Rabbi, will have many people that will side with them and the community will be divided into warring factions over a.... hotdog. One side may prevail in the short term but hostilities and resentments will simmer and build up for years and people will be constantly "policing" each other for an infraction of the law, looking for that opportunity to pounce and get revenge. The law will not be a blessing, it will be a weapon used by people against each other. This is the EXACT situation of the islamic world. When in college years ago I happened to be aquainted with some Saudi students. One day one of them was extremely cheerful, when I questioned him as to why his reply was that one of the other students was found guilty of violating Islamic law and was going to be whipped and he most likely would get to do the whipping.
3/23/2009 6:30 PM EDT
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  Wise_Old_Lady wrote:
Oracle, you are woefully uninformed about Judaism and the Kosher diet. PLEASE ask a Rabbi or stop posting about it. And even though politics has nothing to do with any of this, your assumption about all Jewish Americans being Democrats is also incorrect. Most strict Jews outside NY vote Republican as they tend to be Pro Life.
3/23/2009 6:26 PM EDT
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  Ahksehl wrote:
JSchrembs, it is not your belief in god it is your arrogance. God does not need you to believe in him to exist, to think he does is arrogant. He does not need you to follow the Kosher laws in order to prove your belief -more arrogance. Nothing you do has any bearing on the existence of God and there are many people who don't rigidly follow those laws who do believe in God. In fact, their belief is stronger than yours because they don't suffer from a vain delusion that his existence depends on them in any way. God does not need you or anyone else to be committed to him. You feel YOU need to prove YOUR commitment. No one was injured in ANY real way by the mistake, only their religious pride was hurt. Their ego gratification they get from their "purity" was the only thing they lost and I think god cares less about that purity than he does about one striking another person in the face for an honest mistake that really hurt no one. Go back and reread your Talmud. I believe there is a story in there where a young scholar was rebuked by a Rabbi for mechanically following all the laws and taking great pride in it. I do not remember it well but he compares the man, all clad in white, and who only eats kosher foods, and who doesn't work on the sabbath, to a white horse outside the window where they are speaking. A horse that wears all white, eats only oats, and is not put to work on the Sabbath. The horse is better because he does not take pride in these things."