Re: Circumcision of boys is a crime
And rising anti-semitism? Where exactly? I think some people can't recognise the difference between criticism of the Israeli government and genuine anti-semitism.
Antisemitism and white supremacy are on the rise all around the world. It would be nice if they weren't the fuel behind so many so-called political and simple social issues, but they are in many sectors.
If your argument were correct and its only Muslims and Jews who practice circumcision in German contemporary times, it would be for religious reasons generally.
So why have a court ruling of any sort on the matter? Allow those religious groups to practice their religious beliefs. An entire law and one which may sweep the entire nation of Germany? What is its GENUINE purpose or reason for being? Its not something which would - by your own testimony - affect most of the citizens of the country. It only really affects the practitioners of two (of the worlds most major) religions.
These secular German court rulings realistically should not exist. If anyone were to alter the hearts & minds of the two basic groups of citizens most affected by the banning or delay of circumcision, it should come from rabbis and imams.
On a basic level, where is the free democracy concept of a separation of church & state?
Otherwise, it is obviously an attack on religion - certain religions - within Germany. But its all dressed up to be fed to the public as something of a human rights issue.
I wonder though if open, liberal-minded, non-discriminatory Germany will have similar laws pertaining to all sorts of things which people do with their penises there. I've been to Germany and some of the stuff that citizens do even with their genitalia far out-weigh the religious practice of circumcision.
And did anyone ASK (practicing) adult male Jews in Germany if they're all ANGRY that they were circumcised as babies?
Were they involved in the creation and writing of this Cologne law? Are Jews running the courts there? Did they draft this measure? Did some angry Jewish judge or politician push for this measure? Did one even suggest it?
I have my suspicions that they weren't all that involved in this process or having a problem with their religious practice of circumcision.
So why is the Cologne court so on it?
Doesn't Germany have tons of other more pressing social issues to contend with that it needs to target a practice not practiced by any non-Jew/non-Muslim in their country?