While I can agree with the first part of the statement, but when Tzemach says: "Judaism and it post generational legacy must be destroyed to build a just life for the people." It's kinda scary because the obvious question is just HOW would you "suggest" that Judaism be "destroyed"??? and just HOW would you "build a just life for the people"???

It's easy to talk of "destroying" like ordering a demolition job, but what is to built and by whom and on what basis in order to have the Utopian "just life for the people"? Oh, and wowuld "the people" still be Jewish if Judaism was destroyed?
Zeitgeist | 07.22.08 - 12:44 am | #

TA ... idealism can be avodah zarah. The world is dafka ugly and imperfect so that one small nice act can shine within the darkness.

Israel and the Jewish people have many imperfections, and some of them are ugly, but there is beauty within the woods. Those who can bring out and enjoy the beauty live as Jews in Israel. Those who can't, become apostates, Communists, or any other of an assortment of (ultimately) uninfluential loudmouths.
altira | 07.22.08 - 2:19 am | #