Post by jenandkids on Jul 8, 2011 22:40:53 GMT -5
A rabbinical court in Jerusalem recently sentenced a wandering dog to death by stoning, after they decided he was the reincarnation of a lawyer who offended the judges 20 years ago.
A few weeks ago, a large dog entered the Monetary Affairs Court, near the ultra orthodox neighborhood of Mea Shearim, scaring away visitors and refusing to leave, even after people tried to drive him away. One of the court’s judges remembered something that occurred 20 years ago – a secular lawyer who had offended the judges was cursed by them to reincarnate in the body of a dog (considered an impure animal by Halacha).
The lawyer in question passed away years ago, but one of the still-offended judges sentenced the poor dog to death by stoning, and ordered the task be carried out by the neighborhood’s children.
I really don't understand people at all. Not only is it cruel and unjust but to be carried out by children?
? That just teaches kids that it's okay to torture and kill animals. People urine me off big time sometimes.
A few weeks ago, a large dog entered the Monetary Affairs Court, near the ultra orthodox neighborhood of Mea Shearim, scaring away visitors and refusing to leave, even after people tried to drive him away. One of the court’s judges remembered something that occurred 20 years ago – a secular lawyer who had offended the judges was cursed by them to reincarnate in the body of a dog (considered an impure animal by Halacha).
The lawyer in question passed away years ago, but one of the still-offended judges sentenced the poor dog to death by stoning, and ordered the task be carried out by the neighborhood’s children.
I really don't understand people at all. Not only is it cruel and unjust but to be carried out by children?
? That just teaches kids that it's okay to torture and kill animals. People urine me off big time sometimes.
From my understanding..People in lower regions of the world torture animals. People in higher areas with less poverty and more technology are even worse.