Jul 3, 2020

Jul 3, 2020

Episode 7

Episode 7

39 min

39 min

Will there be hand sanitizers and masks at the third temple love fest?

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When people blame Jews for all their misfortunes, are they subconsciously wishing for all their fortunes to come through them as well? Of all the empires that dominated the ancient world, none could boast a Woodstock joy fest, 3 times a year, complete with food, accommodations, and celebrations of brotherly (and sisterly) love like the Israeli nation. Little is known about those several hundred years of quiet because it seems like when Jews unite, they don't make the headlines. 

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Lio: Jews are a nation formed around an ideology of love. That's the state of humanity. The virus is one milestone on the way to hitting the ground really hard. Jews play a role, not in spreading the virus—that's a stupid notion—but in being agents of change, agents of connection. Why it's gonna erupt every time there's some sort of world crisis, that's what we're asking. Seth: We keep living our life, and we go ahead and we do this, then we get punched in the head for no reason. Lio: There's a system that's communicating with us. Pretty soon it could change to the human function, not just The Jew Function. Because if we don't wake up pretty soon, even humans will become redundant in the world.