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Even Jewish thinkers (Hasidic and non Hasidic alike) viewed him with respect.

There are large hasidic communities of unemployed people who mostly milk benefits and they have built rather nice neighborhoods.

Only certain Hasidic groups oppose Israel, including Satmar Hasidim (over 100k followers), and Neturei Karta (fringe, only about 1k supporters).

Sad that the political power of the Hasidic community is able to result in the justice/medical system being abused like this.

That could be an issue for certain religions, such as Sikhs or Hasidic Jews, where outward appearance is a part of it.

Tell that to the millions of Hasidic Jews in the United States who do not believe that a Jewish nation should exist at all.

That's less than millions, and a minority within the Hasidic world.

Living in a community similar to the Amish or Hasidic Jews that don't integrate technology in their lives as much as the average person does?

Sex outside of marriage is much more frowned-upon in the Hasidic community than petty theft, and yet there are Hasidim who have been caught soliciting prostitutes.

That statement says absolutely nothing about the Hasidic community.

While people are rightly wary of other tight knit religious communities, I think that abuses like this in the Hasidic community go unchecked because it's politically unacceptable for police and politicians to criticize the Hasidic community.

Their main competitor, Adorama, is also owned by Hasidic Jews, but lets people file web orders, considering it sufficient to not processes those orders until later.

I do wonder what leaps in logic get you from a stick figure's black hat to "Hasidic Jew’s black hat".

That statement holds true if you insert absolutely any group of people in place of "the Hasidic community," no matter how traditional or strict.

Also, I put "wealthy" in scare quotes, because this dynamic also applies to areas like Chinatown or the Hasidic Jew communities of Brooklyn.

A thousand non-Jewish lives are not worth a Jew's fingernail." In June 2009, US Hasidic Rabbi Manis Friedman voiced a similar sentiment in calling on Israel to kill Palestinian "men, women and children".

It's possible that he was jewish, but I am pretty sure he wasn't Hasidic.

While I knew nothing of the place before this, I'd suspect they have at least a token non-Hasidic employee or three just to keep them from getting sued.