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It does, but if you say "fuck rabinical religion" then all of a sudden "poof" it doesn't. As simple as that. Do you actually think that all jews follow rabinical law? Does it makes sense thath a multi million population follows rabbis? who are the karaim? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karaite_Judaism
Are there no secular jews?
>the talmud permites cheating of gentiles
again it is without context, what makes it suspicious.
This brings the full context:
>Talmud Bava Kamma 113b
>Shmuel said: Their mistakes are permitted. Like when Shmuel bought from a gentile a golden bowl (with the seller thinking it was bronze) for four zuz and accidentally paid him one zuz less.
The Talmud is not stating that it is permissible to cheat a gentile. We saw above that the Talmud specifically forbids that. What the Talmud is saying is that normal business relations is for each party of a transaction to be responsible for their side of the deal. If Shmuel found a cheap bowl and, after accidentally underpaying, the seller did not count his money, then Shmuel was not obligated to correct the seller. The seller was negligent and Shmuel did not have to correct his mistake. For one's brothers and relatives one must go beyond the standard practice of business relations and correct all mistakes - return lost change, explain all misunderstandings, etc. However, for a business relation with whom there is mutual respect and understanding but nothing more, one conducts business by following convention.
>In case the preceding has been unclear, let me restate it. A Jew is not obligated to correct a gentile's business mistakes. The Jew may not trick the gentile but if the gentile has been careless then the sale is nevertheless valid.
>The following are just a few sources who state explicitly that the Talmud was only referring to accidental mistakes: Maimonides, Mishneh Torah, Hilchot Geneivah 7:8; Rabbi Mordechai Ashkenazi, Mordechai, end of Bava Batra; Chinuch, 258; Rabbi Shlomo Luriah, Yam Shel Shlomo, Bava Kamma 10:20; Rabbi Ephraim Navon, Machaneh Ephraim, Hilchot Gezeilah 4; Rabbi Yehoshua Falk, Sefer Me'irat Einayim, to Shulchan Aruch, Choshen Mishpat 283:6, 359:3.
https://www.angelfire.com/mt/talmud/cheat.html
P.S. I personally think it is a cruel way of acting in this world. And just another religious crap. But the full context was necessary for the discussion. Does it show that the out of context text was a lie? Are there more lies like these being spread? who are the most vocal spreaders? are they paid actors? is it possible that lies were made accidentally? Then why also bring out of context sentences? is it more plausible that it was done on purpose?