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On Mon, 3 Oct 2011 13:58:24 +0100, "GT" lied:
"Recliner" wrote in message ... wrote in message On Mon, 3 Oct 2011 11:02:31 +0100 "GT" wrote: This is silly - removing the button doesn't help them to avoid breaking their law: The religious law prohibits them from using electricity or operating machinery on the Sabbath. What exactly do they think the green man is powered by?!! Good point, I hadn't thought of that! I think they're not supposed to *cause* work to be done, but can take advantage of things that are happening anyway. For example, I was once in a hotel in Jerusalem and on a Friday night, headed for the lift to go down to the lobby. I noticed a crowd of people waiting by another lift, but once I hit the button, they were happy to join me in 'my' lift. Apparently, one lift runs an all-floors stopping service on the Shabbat, but the others work normally. If a non-Jew like me pressed the button for one of those lifts, they had no trouble taking advantage of it. Of course, once in the lift, none of them would be able to select a floor!! I'd just take the lift to the top floor and get out. Why, are you 'anti-semitic'®™? |
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