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What does Ralph complain to jack about how does jack defend thefact that he spends his days hunting instead of helping the others?
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Ralph complains to Jack that he and the hunters prioritize hunting over building shelters and maintaining the signal fire. Jack defends his hunting activities by arguing that they need food and asserting that they are also trying to keep the signal fire going, but often get caught up in the excitement of hunting.
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Does Sakura choose Naruto or Sasuke?
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Can Jews eat hamburger buns?
Jews, like all human beings, are created with the free will to choose what they willdo, how they will do it, and in general how they will live their lives. Those who chooseto follow the guidance of Jewish ethics and morals, and the do's and don'ts of lifeaccording to Judaism, will not eat cheeseburgers, since the laws of Kashrus (theJewish dietary laws) rule out the combination of meat components and dairy components.The first contributor to post an answer to this question ... about 2 hours before mine ...wrote: No, it makes their brains implode :(I felt obligated to change that answer, because it was written out of such acomplete misconception, and is such a completely foreign concept in Judaism.There are obviously huge numbers (comparatively) of Jews who eat cheeseburgers,and hardly ever a report of an imploding head. The falsehood of the simplistic,causal relationship implied in the first answer is obvious to any sentient beingwith the proverbial half-a-brain. But even more important than all that, thereason for the dietary laws is clearly stated in the plain text of the Torah. Thefact that it is almost universally ignored and never quoted is exactly because ittakes so much more than half-a-brain, plus a lot of work, to understand what itmeans. The reason to eschew the cheeseburger, according to the Torah, is inorder to "be holy". I have lived for quite a long time and still do not understandwhat that means, and I venture to guess that you can say the same. But thereis a reason for Kashrus. There it is, it has nothing to do with imploding heads,and it may be a lot bigger and more important than that.
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It's easier to prove they ARE legal. There's not a database or list of names of illegal aliens anywhere. By US law, employees must present either a) a valid picure ID AND social security card or b) an Alien Registration card to be hired. There are counterfeit documents, but normally you can tell either a) the picture doesn't match or b) they look fake. If you've seen someone's ID and social security card, or Alien Registration card, there's a good chance they are legal. If they're employed by a reputable firm with more than 100 employees, chances are they are legal. Don't assume just because someone's English isn't perfect, that they are an illegal immigrant.
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