In a new video posted to YouTube, Rabbis from a religious sect have expressed the desire to put a sword to queer people.
Captured on the streets of Dalston in East London, the video was posted on a YouTube channel for The Church of Yahawashi. The organization is a reformational sect of American Jews. In the video, the Rabbis report that their main channel was recently deactivated. They then went on to express their frustrations with the LGBTQ organization.
“There’s a lot of stupid people here,” the leading Rabbi in the footage says, referring to Dalston. “Because we have just come out of the — I don’t know if it’s a pub or a slash restaurant. We had two faggots in there that we have had to watch because certain brothers, most of the brothers, no actually all of the brothers, we don’t like faggots (Because of Leviticus and Deuteronomy).” The Rabbis surrounding him agreed.
“But some brothers reserve their comment because they want to be doing the slaying,” he continued. “Really, they want to put a sword to you.”
“That’s right,” one responds. “Teach!”
The rest of the video follows along similar lines with the Rabbis expressing their frustrations and disgust. The group insinuates that their other YouTube channel being banned is a sign of anti-Semitism and discrimination.
(1) Do you believe YouTube was right to ban this group's YouTube channel? Why or why not?
(2) Could the ban by YouTube be considered anti-Semitic?
(3) Can the Bible be faulted for the anti-LGBTQ views of the group?
The full video is about 30 minutes long. The video contains strong language that may be offensive to some viewers. View discretion is advised.
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