jewlicious, I envy you. I really do. It's been ages since I felt
anything resembling the sense of pride and contentment you have with
the country. I haven't seen much of it in my friends and family either
but your mileage may vary. I'm not sure I see the arrogance or the
pronouncement of a monolithic society. My comment related directly to
the article at hand. I used a bit of hyperbole based on Rosner's own
arguments (such as they are) to illustrate a point. I haven't really
used many of my own words. I do not judge you, or anyone who made
choices that are different than mine. Good luck to you too in the
living laboratory. I hope that most unique national experiment in the history of mankind turns out
well for you and your kids.

My results are in. I've evaluated the data and
came to my conclusions. If you're interested I can specify more of the
reasons why I made my decision but chances are it'll just devlove into
name calling as these things often do. That wasn't the point of my
comment. My point was that Shmuel Rosner's attitude is symptomatic of a
larger issue and that larger issue is more than the misapprehension of
the true value of "Dugri" talk.