Perhaps it's the constant #FakeNews anti torah and anti frum press, and rush to judgment which allows Elal to falsely blame the victim? Perhaps it's our own Insecurity as frum jews in a western secular world, which causes us to believe false narratives, to magnify incidents, or to perceive positive incidents as negative ones, which ultimately allows for the vicious cycle to continue?
What if the scenario was different, would we still be so negative? What if we were talking about hindu's for example, or any non-jew, would we then have a semblance of respect for their customs and culture, or would we be just as quick to condemn and exaggerate incidents?
You seem to be the one here rushing to judgment. I'm not judging anyone. Very simply, it's a big problem of individuals on certain routes specifically, refusing to take specific seats. I don't care who they are or what they wear, that is unacceptable. You can request something, but you don't have the liberty to refuse to sit in your assigned seat. I could care less if it's about your allergies, religion, personal preference, etc. There are ways of getting things done, and refusing to do what you are supposed to, is typically the least effective.
