Karl Chungus @charleswilliam313.bsky.social · 02/10/2026Yeah I think those guys are just proselytizing to people who they consider fallen from the faith or whatever. One of them approached a friend of mine who's ethnically Jewish but atheist in Portland one time and they had a real awkward conversation. 260
whetstone @whetstone.bsky.social · 02/10/2026one of the guys with the giant electric menorah in union square once gave me a box of candles to bring to my jewish roommate he was like “oh she mentioned maybe picking some up? here!” it‘s an extremely different vibe from other forms of proselytizing 2100
Marque @marquemaire.bsky.social · 02/10/2026it’s about connecting with the non practicing. Christians (some) think they have the moral duty to bring outsiders into the faith. 010
calebjay.com @calebjay.bsky.social · 02/10/2026Once, my friend and I were lost little Texans wandering Chicago at 1am. A white van squealed around the corner and screeched to a halt next to us. Door slides open, four dudes with the curls and the hats and everything say, "are you Jewish?" "N, no?" "Happy Hanukkah!" They handed me a menorah -- 1191
