I guess this is a question that would be best directed to Jewish members of the board, but certainly any replies would be great! Well, my aforementioned neighbor has relayed to me a story about an episode his grandfather had in 1942. The man was a soldier in the Slovakian Army during WWII. He had an altercation with a Jewish gentleman, while he was trying - as a Christian of good faith - to assist him with his sanitary needs. A picture survives of the incident, which I submit here: http://www.aish.com/holocaust/overview/graphics/he05n15g_230x172.jpg

Perhaps someone could explain the resistance of the Jewish man, to this kindly act? Now, let no one say I don't have a high regard for Jewish words & deeds, but why the ungrateful look upon this man's face? Those young Slovaks, as evidenced by the happy expressions upon their faces, are but performing our Lord's work. You know, cleanliness is next to godliness. I'm lost here, and I'm going to find an answer come hell-or-high-water! :confused:

I've so many questions, so I'll leave this brief: Does anyone have a any idea of the rationale behind the "sour-puss" expression of this man?

I guess this is a question that would be best directed to Jewish members of the board, but certainly any replies would be great! Well, my aforementioned neighbor has relayed to me a story about an episode his grandfather had in 1942. The man was a soldier in the Slovakian Army during WWII. He had an altercation with a Jewish gentleman, while he was trying - as a Christian of good faith - to assist him with his sanitary needs. A picture survives of the incident, which I submit here: http://www.aish.com/holocaust/overview/graphics/he05n15g_230x172.jpg

Perhaps someone could explain the resistance of the Jewish man, to this kindly act? Now, let no one say I don't have a high regard for Jewish words & deeds, but why the ungrateful look upon this man's face? Those young Slovaks, as evidenced by the happy expressions upon their faces, are but performing our Lord's work. You know, cleanliness is next to godliness. I'm lost here, and I'm going to find an answer come hell-or-high-water! :confused:

I've so many questions, so I'll leave this brief: Does anyone have a any idea of the rationale behind the "sour-puss" expression of this man?
He (the jew in the photograph) probably liked his beard.

The sheer ingratitude of the jew is evidenced yet again. There he is, parasiting his way through a Western Civilization his ilk could never create, and the Slovakians are just trying to help the poor persecuted one with his sanitary needs. And the jew can do nothing but frown and act persecuted. The kike has no appreciation of the finer things. Oh how the jew has suffered. Oy vey the persecution. He should be showing some gratitude for the helpful strangers. Instead, all the little bloodsucker can do is whine. Sheer ingratitude, itz.

If a complete stranger approached me on the street and started grooming my goatee, I'd be a bit freaked out!

The sheer ingratitude of the jew is evidenced yet again. There he is, parasiting his way through a Western Civilization his ilk could never create, and the Slovakians are just trying to help the poor persecuted one with his sanitary needs. And the jew can do nothing but frown and act persecuted. The kike has no appreciation of the finer things. Oh how the jew has suffered. Oy vey the persecution. He should be showing some gratitude for the helpful strangers. Instead, all the little bloodsucker can do is whine. Sheer ingratitude, itz.

Yes, perhaps you're on to something there. The kind act, coupled with the jovial manner of the young men, clearly shows no malice on their part. Hmm, very strange, indeed. Maybe they were charging him a bit too much for their services? There doesn't appear to be any funds being exchanged, so odds are that's not the case. For example, look at this fellow:http://www.defence.gov.au/news/navynews/editions/4605/IMAGES/07-shave3_th.jpg

This gent seems rather happy about the event transpiring here. Quite a contrast in their reactions. I've read stories involving the unhygienic nature of that particular ethnicity coming into Ellis Island ( mites, lice, odor, physical deformities, etc.) near the turn of the last century; however, I simply considered it Anglo-Saxon xenophobia. Maybe there is something to these claims, after all?

I interacted with a couple jews as a grade school kid and one thing I can tell you is they hate to be touched. They literally recoil in fear and revulsion, where other school kids do not.

We can only conclude that the jew racist supremacy teachings to young jews includes avoidance of contact with inferior goyim. Presumably the same can be said for the bearded man in the picture.


This theory could be right, as well. Look here, this apparently Jewish fellow, seems to to have similiar issues with facial grooming:http://www.sandiegohistory.org/exhibits/weird/images/80-8387-33.jpg

Not only that, but an unhealthy disdain for children. Also, something seems quite deviant about the man not having his trousers on, especially being in such close proximity to this little toddler. Pray tell, are there no answers to these myriad of questions?