but I think the look has been copyrighted

Someone tell me how do those welfare drawing moochers with a dozen of kids can afford $5000+ siberian mink or sable shtreimels (hats) and airfare to Ukraine ? ,...

This is fabulous! Now they can stop complaining about everyone else and put the responsibility where it belongs -- on them. Now if they will start wearing them on the street so they can avoid lascivious thoughts at the sight of a grandmother or pre-teen, life would be good. I never could quite understand why men so close to God are so overwhelmed by testosterone like 15 year old boys. You'd think they'd have a *little* bit of control. Let's encourage these on the street!

How about all the hot females they might spot once they land in Kiev? You know, summer time, the skirts get shorter, the shirts get tighter...Not a "kosher" sight...And most of the them ate smoking hot! Any special 'glasses' for this occasion?

give me one

I think its the other way around, they don't like real girls but they like the ones on film, like most men!

THEREFORE, we are no less insane them they are!!! MAKE the change!!!

Most Rabbis have more common sense than you seem to believe. I'm sure that most do not agree with that behaviour. As a matter of fact, people are confronted every day with scantily clad women and men on the street so it would make more sense to wear those stickers there....

Both groups have their crazies but in Christianity they are shunned as fringe cults while in Judaism they are idolized (literally) and empowered to rule over all Jews (and that is in place of - replacing - Hashem), violating the first commandment and the definition of avoda zara.

their rule cannot be avoided here. You can probably avoid them easily in Belgium, but Clearly, you are clueless about life here in Israel.

My son made alyah 3 years ago and volunteered to the army . Now he is studying at the university in Israel. If you want to remain part of the Jewish people there are some rules to follow, but you can chose your Rabbi and in some cases you can do without, like marriage. According to jewish law, you can just print the ketuba (marriage contract) and have any jew perform the wedding with two witnesses. For divorce,the man needs a get (divorce contract), two witnesses and it can be done through handing the get to the woman. For the wife it's still unfair but many Rabbis are working on solutions. Some imperfect already exist. As for burials, I think it's more complicated in Belgium where, if you want to be burried in a Jewish cimetarry, it's very expensive.

Scribes (kosher ones) can provide people witha valid ketouba (marriage contract) or get (divorce contract). You only need 2 witnesses , no Rabbi, and everything is kosher; Done properly, it is valid, Of course, being Jewish is more than just belonging to a social group, A certain behaviour (chabat, kachrout,learning the Bible) help preserve our identity, in Israël and outside.

How can people with no jobs and no income afford to fly to Ukraine?