Jewish Orthodox Origin?

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It’s true that my religious affiliation is contidictory; you have to be willing to face your oppressors. As a result I tend to get a lot of negative attention from both sides, but at least their writing about me.
After reading your posts several things are unclear:

Who “handed the Jews everything in America” and why? How did the “people who handed the Jews everything” manage to get around traditional college quotas for Jewish students, restrictive hiring practices of Jews and social restrictions against Jews to do this?

Are the Jews oppressing you and/or your religion and what is their agenda? Was part of the oppression their massive contribution to the advancement of civil rights? What form does the oppression take and how is it being carried out? How are the Jews able to do this if they make up only two per cent of the U.S. population.

Are the Jews a positive or negative force in American society?

I may be wrong but I seem to get the feeling that these are the real topics that interest you as opposed to the original post concerning the development of different movements in Judaism or the development of Jewish laws concerning the Sabbath in a modern technological era.
 
I should clarify “everything being handed to the Jews”
They were allowed to keep what they worked for. Not all of us were. The problems of the old world don’t outweight the problems of the new. Your people may have worked hard and that is the reason that they have something to show for it. They did not work harder than mine. The Bible may reserve the word slave for the jew, but the jews arn’t the only people to know slavery. The jews arn’t the only ones to equate slavery with their religon.
I admit that I don’t know anything about the Jewish faith, that is why I asked a question. If you oppose your faith being questioned then maybe you should keep it to your self.
 
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