Did you know that Irish Travellers cause problems for Roma Gypsies too?
Q. It is true, they theive and leave a mess, WE get the blame. We Roma Gypsies also suffer at the hands of the Irish travellers, they cause us to get into many fights with them, so we do not mix with them, did anyone know that Roma Gypsies of the U.K are now housed and no longer travel? what you see today is Irish, not Roma. Anyone know this?
Asked by unknown - Sat May 9 07:58:22 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I knew that they were different and caused troubles one for another. I also know that most Roma are trying to disassociate themselves from travellers of all sorts. I hope Roma do not loose their identity and the respect most knowledgeable people have for them.
Answered by KENNETH D - Sat May 9 08:04:41 2009
Q. It is true, they theive and leave a mess, WE get the blame. We Roma Gypsies also suffer at the hands of the Irish travellers, they cause us to get into many fights with them, so we do not mix with them, did anyone know that Roma Gypsies of the U.K are now housed and no longer travel? what you see today is Irish, not Roma. Anyone know this?
Asked by unknown - Sat May 9 07:58:22 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I knew that they were different and caused troubles one for another. I also know that most Roma are trying to disassociate themselves from travellers of all sorts. I hope Roma do not loose their identity and the respect most knowledgeable people have for them.
Answered by KENNETH D - Sat May 9 08:04:41 2009
Does anyone know that Roma Gypsies are NOT Irish travellers?
Q. Us Roma Gypsies are a totally separate group to Irish travellers, how many people know this? but more importantly why do they deem Romanies the same as Irish?
Asked by unknown - Sat May 9 07:52:46 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've never heard anyone saying that Irish Travellers and Roma were related.
Answered by tzddean - Sat May 9 07:58:38 2009
Q. Us Roma Gypsies are a totally separate group to Irish travellers, how many people know this? but more importantly why do they deem Romanies the same as Irish?
Asked by unknown - Sat May 9 07:52:46 2009 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've never heard anyone saying that Irish Travellers and Roma were related.
Answered by tzddean - Sat May 9 07:58:38 2009
Is there anyone here who has a genealogical lineage to Roma Gypsies?
Q. It may be in the remote past, or there maybe living relatives today, or maybe even a marriage into the Roma. Would like to hear from anyone who has Roma blood. Opre Roma!
Asked by Imanuel - Thu Jan 28 16:36:40 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't but I thought you would be interested in some famous people who do, if you didn't know about them already. Elvis Presley - King of rock and roll, family were descended from English Romanichals "(East Tupelo, Mississippi, 8/1/1935 - Memphis, Tennessee, 16/8/1977) It is not necessary to explain who Elvis Aaron Presley was. Perhaps what is less known of him is that his ancestors came from Germany in the early 18th century and their original surname was Pressler. They were part of the Sinti people commonly known as Black Dutch , also called Chicanere or Melungeons . It is also likely that from his mother's side, Smith by surname, the family would have been of Romanichel origins, as it is common that Black Dutch and Romanichel… [cont.]
Answered by Sidney - Fri Jan 29 01:32:16 2010
Q. It may be in the remote past, or there maybe living relatives today, or maybe even a marriage into the Roma. Would like to hear from anyone who has Roma blood. Opre Roma!
Asked by Imanuel - Thu Jan 28 16:36:40 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I don't but I thought you would be interested in some famous people who do, if you didn't know about them already. Elvis Presley - King of rock and roll, family were descended from English Romanichals "(East Tupelo, Mississippi, 8/1/1935 - Memphis, Tennessee, 16/8/1977) It is not necessary to explain who Elvis Aaron Presley was. Perhaps what is less known of him is that his ancestors came from Germany in the early 18th century and their original surname was Pressler. They were part of the Sinti people commonly known as Black Dutch , also called Chicanere or Melungeons . It is also likely that from his mother's side, Smith by surname, the family would have been of Romanichel origins, as it is common that Black Dutch and Romanichel… [cont.]
Answered by Sidney - Fri Jan 29 01:32:16 2010
Why do Roma Gypsies have gold teeth?
Q. Why do Roma Gypsies frequently have gold teeth? Is it a cultural thing?
Asked by Kelli - Wed Mar 11 13:58:17 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. maybe it means the higher social status you know they like to show off what they have
Answered by xanthochroi - Fri Mar 13 00:22:31 2009
Q. Why do Roma Gypsies frequently have gold teeth? Is it a cultural thing?
Asked by Kelli - Wed Mar 11 13:58:17 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. maybe it means the higher social status you know they like to show off what they have
Answered by xanthochroi - Fri Mar 13 00:22:31 2009
The forced sterilization of Roma Gypsies in Slovakia, wrong?
Q. The sterilization law was bought about by Hitler's regime of hate, both Jews and Gypsies were subject to this terrible edict, it still continues today in Slovakia and the Czech Republic, what are your views on this terrible pogrom?
Asked by unknown - Sat Apr 11 06:47:00 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it's propaganda... there are no pendant laws from WWII protectorate. second, there were NO forced sterilisations in the last decade. These are misinterpreted claims of certain Gypsy females, who underwent the !medically required sterilisation! or, sometimes MISunderstood the meaning of neutering. No one commits genocide on gypsies today, not in Czech republic nor in Slovakia. Apart from that, what's wrong with neutering a female that constantly produces new offsprings that end up either in the streets or in the goverment social networks... i call this exploiting the state, and i would support forced sterilisation of ANYONE who constantly demonstrates lack of ability to grow up his/her children.
Answered by easy way is always mined - Sun Apr 12 09:28:59 2009
Q. The sterilization law was bought about by Hitler's regime of hate, both Jews and Gypsies were subject to this terrible edict, it still continues today in Slovakia and the Czech Republic, what are your views on this terrible pogrom?
Asked by unknown - Sat Apr 11 06:47:00 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. it's propaganda... there are no pendant laws from WWII protectorate. second, there were NO forced sterilisations in the last decade. These are misinterpreted claims of certain Gypsy females, who underwent the !medically required sterilisation! or, sometimes MISunderstood the meaning of neutering. No one commits genocide on gypsies today, not in Czech republic nor in Slovakia. Apart from that, what's wrong with neutering a female that constantly produces new offsprings that end up either in the streets or in the goverment social networks... i call this exploiting the state, and i would support forced sterilisation of ANYONE who constantly demonstrates lack of ability to grow up his/her children.
Answered by easy way is always mined - Sun Apr 12 09:28:59 2009
Is it true that Christians hate Roma Gypsies?
Q. I have friends who say that they are Christians and they say they see Gypsies as heathens becuse in they created the tarot, and told fortunes in the past, when I asked about how the ancient hebrews or Jews did the same thing, they said that was different and that Gypsies are evil, do the Church believe this? and if so, how do they justify such beliefs?
Asked by Lomaz - Fri May 1 12:11:07 2009 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If they are a true Christian then they don't HATE.
Answered by em.i.am - Fri May 1 12:14:18 2009
Q. I have friends who say that they are Christians and they say they see Gypsies as heathens becuse in they created the tarot, and told fortunes in the past, when I asked about how the ancient hebrews or Jews did the same thing, they said that was different and that Gypsies are evil, do the Church believe this? and if so, how do they justify such beliefs?
Asked by Lomaz - Fri May 1 12:11:07 2009 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If they are a true Christian then they don't HATE.
Answered by em.i.am - Fri May 1 12:14:18 2009
When did gypsies (Roma) come to the US?
Q. I heard that they came in the early days of the country and I was suspecting some of my ancestry to be Roma, this is why One of my ancestors was named Eli H Vincent and his daughter was Bashaba Belle Vincent. I also have another ancestor named Asineth, how can I find what they were?
Asked by David K - Thu Apr 3 11:03:33 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to Wikipedia, the first Roma arrived in North America in the early 19th century; then in the middle of that century larger numbers began arriving, mostly from Eastern Europe. However, according to the same article, they have been in England and Scotland since as early as the 16th century (even recorded as early as 1492 in Scotland), and the fact that your ancestor had an English-seeming name might indicate that he came from Great Britain, in which case he or his family could have comehere earlier and not been identified as Roma.
Answered by aida - Thu Apr 3 11:37:06 2008
Q. I heard that they came in the early days of the country and I was suspecting some of my ancestry to be Roma, this is why One of my ancestors was named Eli H Vincent and his daughter was Bashaba Belle Vincent. I also have another ancestor named Asineth, how can I find what they were?
Asked by David K - Thu Apr 3 11:03:33 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to Wikipedia, the first Roma arrived in North America in the early 19th century; then in the middle of that century larger numbers began arriving, mostly from Eastern Europe. However, according to the same article, they have been in England and Scotland since as early as the 16th century (even recorded as early as 1492 in Scotland), and the fact that your ancestor had an English-seeming name might indicate that he came from Great Britain, in which case he or his family could have comehere earlier and not been identified as Roma.
Answered by aida - Thu Apr 3 11:37:06 2008
How bad is the crime epidemic in Italy caused by Roma gypsies?
Q. How bad is the crime epidemic in Italy caused by Roma gypsies?
Asked by BobDanzig - Mon Aug 18 19:17:21 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's not as bad as it used to be, because the Italians have begun to attack them, so they don't come out as much unless they have to. Years ago a group of young ones surrounded me begging and tried to go into my bag. When I caught on to what they were up to, I took my very heavy bag and started to swing it at them and they ran. The sad thing was that grown Italian men were standing there watching and didn't do a thing. The Roma are not the only criminals in Italy, unfortunately, and at least when you see them, they stand out and you know to avoid them. But beware of the ba$tards who come smiling in your face when you have to pay. They'll be the first to rip you off. Always count your change and always check your bills to make sure they're… [cont.]
Answered by Schoggola - Thu Aug 21 06:53:23 2008
Q. How bad is the crime epidemic in Italy caused by Roma gypsies?
Asked by BobDanzig - Mon Aug 18 19:17:21 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's not as bad as it used to be, because the Italians have begun to attack them, so they don't come out as much unless they have to. Years ago a group of young ones surrounded me begging and tried to go into my bag. When I caught on to what they were up to, I took my very heavy bag and started to swing it at them and they ran. The sad thing was that grown Italian men were standing there watching and didn't do a thing. The Roma are not the only criminals in Italy, unfortunately, and at least when you see them, they stand out and you know to avoid them. But beware of the ba$tards who come smiling in your face when you have to pay. They'll be the first to rip you off. Always count your change and always check your bills to make sure they're… [cont.]
Answered by Schoggola - Thu Aug 21 06:53:23 2008
Are the gypsies (Roma) a lost tribe of Israel aswell as the Japanese?
Q. Sorry about such a vague question but there is word that the Roma and Japanese are two of Israel's lost tribes.
Asked by mrosenberg43096@yahoo.com - Sun Nov 29 21:37:18 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the vast majority of Roma are not Jewish(although there are some Roma Jews ) and i know of no direct relationship to the Japanese, all the evidence points to an ultimate origin in India
Answered by Kevin7 - Tue Dec 1 14:54:41 2009
Q. Sorry about such a vague question but there is word that the Roma and Japanese are two of Israel's lost tribes.
Asked by mrosenberg43096@yahoo.com - Sun Nov 29 21:37:18 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the vast majority of Roma are not Jewish(although there are some Roma Jews ) and i know of no direct relationship to the Japanese, all the evidence points to an ultimate origin in India
Answered by Kevin7 - Tue Dec 1 14:54:41 2009
What exactly is the problem people have with "gypsies"/roma?
Q. i dont really get the problem people have with "gypsies" (i understand that is politicly incorect? i have no idea) i live in the united states and i dont think there are gypsies here. but i heard maddona made a comment about supporting gypsies or something and people were offended. why dont people like gypsies? i thought they just moved around alot.
Asked by Emily - Fri Sep 4 09:03:17 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maddona is a fool and really I dout if she even knows the long history of mistrust that some people have against the Gypsies. I don't think they live in her neighborhood. I have lived in Hungary where there is a large population of Roma. There are also many that live in the US. My son married a girl that was half Gypsy and allot of trouble and lying was going on with her. Other then her, I don't personally know many Gypsy people. There is a man that lives in our apt. house in Budapest that is a Gypsy and he keeps to himself and teaches violin out of his flat. not much trouble with him. I have asked my husband what the problem is since he has grown up in Hungary. He said it is something that western outsiders from America can't understand… [cont.]
Answered by Marilyn T - Fri Sep 4 20:29:25 2009
Q. i dont really get the problem people have with "gypsies" (i understand that is politicly incorect? i have no idea) i live in the united states and i dont think there are gypsies here. but i heard maddona made a comment about supporting gypsies or something and people were offended. why dont people like gypsies? i thought they just moved around alot.
Asked by Emily - Fri Sep 4 09:03:17 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maddona is a fool and really I dout if she even knows the long history of mistrust that some people have against the Gypsies. I don't think they live in her neighborhood. I have lived in Hungary where there is a large population of Roma. There are also many that live in the US. My son married a girl that was half Gypsy and allot of trouble and lying was going on with her. Other then her, I don't personally know many Gypsy people. There is a man that lives in our apt. house in Budapest that is a Gypsy and he keeps to himself and teaches violin out of his flat. not much trouble with him. I have asked my husband what the problem is since he has grown up in Hungary. He said it is something that western outsiders from America can't understand… [cont.]
Answered by Marilyn T - Fri Sep 4 20:29:25 2009
Where can I get info on roma gypsies & their lifestyle in the UK?
Q. How do they make a living in general besides theft and selling pegs door to door ? Do they still live in the typical vardos or wagons ? What food do they eat ? They don't pay taxes but how do they survive ? What is the main source of power in the wagons in which they live ? thanks for any replies :-)
Asked by Fiona - Sat Apr 10 04:35:33 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Roma gypsies have a great influence on arts in Europe, with Roma fortune tellers, dancing bears, and caravans. Many Roma work as musicians and entertainers, and have had a strong influence in music. Musical traditions still flourish in much of Eastern Europe, especially Romania, Bulgaria, and Slovakia. However, the Roma gypsies also have occupations in blacksmitthing, metal work, trading, peddling, fortune telling and healing, and crafts.
Answered by bwayne11 - Sat Apr 10 10:29:57 2010
Q. How do they make a living in general besides theft and selling pegs door to door ? Do they still live in the typical vardos or wagons ? What food do they eat ? They don't pay taxes but how do they survive ? What is the main source of power in the wagons in which they live ? thanks for any replies :-)
Asked by Fiona - Sat Apr 10 04:35:33 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Roma gypsies have a great influence on arts in Europe, with Roma fortune tellers, dancing bears, and caravans. Many Roma work as musicians and entertainers, and have had a strong influence in music. Musical traditions still flourish in much of Eastern Europe, especially Romania, Bulgaria, and Slovakia. However, the Roma gypsies also have occupations in blacksmitthing, metal work, trading, peddling, fortune telling and healing, and crafts.
Answered by bwayne11 - Sat Apr 10 10:29:57 2010
Do many people in Italy get mugged by Roma gypsies, and does the Church encourage the gypsies?
Q. Do many people in Italy get mugged by Roma gypsies, and does the Church encourage the gypsies?
Asked by BobGoodrich - Thu Jul 17 16:26:11 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. why should the church encourage them??? The Pope only says what he's expected to say, which is that we have to help poor countries and poor emigrants, but that's all. anyway yes, gypsies are a social plague, but not only because they steal and disturb tourists and locals,but mainly because they hunger their children until they look like concentration camps survivors and then send them to beg, in order to impress people and to obtain more money. It's a real shame, and the authorities can't help but watch.
Answered by Elena A - Fri Jul 18 04:51:51 2008
Q. Do many people in Italy get mugged by Roma gypsies, and does the Church encourage the gypsies?
Asked by BobGoodrich - Thu Jul 17 16:26:11 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. why should the church encourage them??? The Pope only says what he's expected to say, which is that we have to help poor countries and poor emigrants, but that's all. anyway yes, gypsies are a social plague, but not only because they steal and disturb tourists and locals,but mainly because they hunger their children until they look like concentration camps survivors and then send them to beg, in order to impress people and to obtain more money. It's a real shame, and the authorities can't help but watch.
Answered by Elena A - Fri Jul 18 04:51:51 2008
What exactly are Gypsies (Roma) supposed to look like?
Q. I'm wondering if they have any distinct physical features. I have some Gypsy blood in me and I must say it's quite obvious. My hair is dark and curly. I have very dark eyes and very long eyelashes. I'm mistaken for an Italian all the time. Is Johnny Depp really part Roma? Now that I think about it, he does have Roma physical features.
Asked by China Doll Nightmare - Thu Jan 8 20:10:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Roma ( Rom) ppl are the descendant of the east India. I have seen many Roma who look almost east Indian. dark complexion, thicked-brows, thicked-lips, curly dark hair as well as their nose shape...however, some roma are the biracials, so you also could have seen the roma who have got red hair, freckles and green/amber/hazel eyes. but in any cases, they always have got very thick eyebrows and hairy body, Edit : Yep, he is part Roma. the example of biracial irish-roma is Johny Depp. his mom is Roma. you could notice his high cheeks bone and asian facial features. one time I watched Johny Depp in the astronaust's wife. he did dyed blonde hair but still I notice he doesn't look caucasian because of his cheeksbone and olive skin… [cont.]
Answered by Mari Laveau ^ ^ - Thu Jan 8 20:28:41 2009
Q. I'm wondering if they have any distinct physical features. I have some Gypsy blood in me and I must say it's quite obvious. My hair is dark and curly. I have very dark eyes and very long eyelashes. I'm mistaken for an Italian all the time. Is Johnny Depp really part Roma? Now that I think about it, he does have Roma physical features.
Asked by China Doll Nightmare - Thu Jan 8 20:10:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Roma ( Rom) ppl are the descendant of the east India. I have seen many Roma who look almost east Indian. dark complexion, thicked-brows, thicked-lips, curly dark hair as well as their nose shape...however, some roma are the biracials, so you also could have seen the roma who have got red hair, freckles and green/amber/hazel eyes. but in any cases, they always have got very thick eyebrows and hairy body, Edit : Yep, he is part Roma. the example of biracial irish-roma is Johny Depp. his mom is Roma. you could notice his high cheeks bone and asian facial features. one time I watched Johny Depp in the astronaust's wife. he did dyed blonde hair but still I notice he doesn't look caucasian because of his cheeksbone and olive skin… [cont.]
Answered by Mari Laveau ^ ^ - Thu Jan 8 20:28:41 2009
Are Roma Gypsies cursed by God?
Q. The LORD shall make the pestilence cleave unto thee, until he have consumed thee from off the land, whither thou goest to possess it. Roma Gypsies cannot settle on their own, if they do buy it. And thou shalt grope at noonday, as the blind gropeth in darkness, and thou shalt not prosper in thy ways: and thou shalt be only oppressed and spoiled evermore, and no man shall save thee. Roma Gypsies do not prosper, if they do, regardless whether earned honestly, it's taken away from him, thus he begs on the street. Roma Gypsies are oppressed, and there is no one to save them. Thy sons and thy daughters shall be given unto another people, and thine eyes shall look, and fail with longing for them all the day long; and there shall be no… [cont.]
Asked by Imanuel - Tue Feb 9 15:32:35 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm a Rom (Gypsy) and I don't feel cursed. There are many Roma who have prospered and very blessed. Be careful on your interpretation of Scripture, for you will curse yourself. If you ARE curse, get over it. Pull yourself up. Live the Tatcho Drom (True Way - our spiritual way) and take responsibility for your life. That is a huge part of living the Tatcho Drom.
Answered by Sirius Joker - Tue Feb 9 17:47:26 2010
Q. The LORD shall make the pestilence cleave unto thee, until he have consumed thee from off the land, whither thou goest to possess it. Roma Gypsies cannot settle on their own, if they do buy it. And thou shalt grope at noonday, as the blind gropeth in darkness, and thou shalt not prosper in thy ways: and thou shalt be only oppressed and spoiled evermore, and no man shall save thee. Roma Gypsies do not prosper, if they do, regardless whether earned honestly, it's taken away from him, thus he begs on the street. Roma Gypsies are oppressed, and there is no one to save them. Thy sons and thy daughters shall be given unto another people, and thine eyes shall look, and fail with longing for them all the day long; and there shall be no… [cont.]
Asked by Imanuel - Tue Feb 9 15:32:35 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm a Rom (Gypsy) and I don't feel cursed. There are many Roma who have prospered and very blessed. Be careful on your interpretation of Scripture, for you will curse yourself. If you ARE curse, get over it. Pull yourself up. Live the Tatcho Drom (True Way - our spiritual way) and take responsibility for your life. That is a huge part of living the Tatcho Drom.
Answered by Sirius Joker - Tue Feb 9 17:47:26 2010
Why are Roma Gypsies hated more than Muslim Terrorists?
Q. Yes, Gypsies steal, they BUY land to set up home, they fight when the need for protection arises, some don't work. On the other hand, though there are secular Muslims who are not deep into the Islamic cult and totally abhor violence, there are others that kill, maim, blow up buildings, commit honour killings, and what what we in the west see as a pedophilia, which in Islam is glorified by Prophet Muhammad as an honourable marriage, regardless that that man maybe 50yrs old and the gir merely 9yrs of age, then there are the protest on the streets, which in my own people's view (including Jews) is no protest at all, but a clear and definite incite to murder. So, in comparison Gypsies are law-abiding upstanding moral citizens, respecting life,… [cont.]
Asked by RomaForever - Thu Feb 18 05:47:23 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Yes, Gypsies steal, they BUY land to set up home, they fight when the need for protection arises, some don't work. On the other hand, though there are secular Muslims who are not deep into the Islamic cult and totally abhor violence, there are others that kill, maim, blow up buildings, commit honour killings, and what what we in the west see as a pedophilia, which in Islam is glorified by Prophet Muhammad as an honourable marriage, regardless that that man maybe 50yrs old and the gir merely 9yrs of age, then there are the protest on the streets, which in my own people's view (including Jews) is no protest at all, but a clear and definite incite to murder. So, in comparison Gypsies are law-abiding upstanding moral citizens, respecting life,… [cont.]
Asked by RomaForever - Thu Feb 18 05:47:23 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Why does society blame Roma Gypsies for its own woes?
Q. And there are a LOT of woes. Firstly, Roma are falsely regarded as criminals, thieves, scammers, prostitutes, drug dealers and violence, among many other false allegations, these are but a few that gorji blame on Roma without a single shred of evidence. While there maybe thieves among us, that is all there is. And if we are thieves, society made it that way. Now "The Moment Of Truth" As the Roma Gypsy sin is merely stealing, what crimes can be associated with gorji...um, lets see. 01 - Murder 02 - Rape 03 - Pedophilia 04 - Child Abuse 05 - Anti-Semitism 06 - GBH 07 - ABH 08 - Prostitution 09 - Nazism 10 - Fanaticism 11 - Greed 12 - Violence Through Alcohol 13 - Street Gangs 14 - Drug Dealing 15 - Theft 16 - Dangerous Cults 17 - And this… [cont.]
Asked by Imanuel - Tue Feb 2 06:50:43 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. And the gauntlet has been cast down. Sounds like a Gypsy "Throw Down" is about to take place in your nearest Octagon. Mixed Martial Arts, Gypsy style.
Answered by Forsaken - Tue Feb 2 06:57:19 2010
Q. And there are a LOT of woes. Firstly, Roma are falsely regarded as criminals, thieves, scammers, prostitutes, drug dealers and violence, among many other false allegations, these are but a few that gorji blame on Roma without a single shred of evidence. While there maybe thieves among us, that is all there is. And if we are thieves, society made it that way. Now "The Moment Of Truth" As the Roma Gypsy sin is merely stealing, what crimes can be associated with gorji...um, lets see. 01 - Murder 02 - Rape 03 - Pedophilia 04 - Child Abuse 05 - Anti-Semitism 06 - GBH 07 - ABH 08 - Prostitution 09 - Nazism 10 - Fanaticism 11 - Greed 12 - Violence Through Alcohol 13 - Street Gangs 14 - Drug Dealing 15 - Theft 16 - Dangerous Cults 17 - And this… [cont.]
Asked by Imanuel - Tue Feb 2 06:50:43 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. And the gauntlet has been cast down. Sounds like a Gypsy "Throw Down" is about to take place in your nearest Octagon. Mixed Martial Arts, Gypsy style.
Answered by Forsaken - Tue Feb 2 06:57:19 2010
Where does the Christian Church Stand In Regards To Roma Gypsies?
Q. Recently Madonna was booed at on stage for telling Romanians not to persecute Gypsies. Afterwards Jewish and Hindu Leaders rushed out to support the singer, condemning the hate of Gypsies across Europe. I am Roma and I just cannot for the life of me find logical reason why the Christian Church should be exempt from condemning hate of human beings. I can say that "I am God" and I can claim that "I am the Messiah". Talk is cheap, just because I have said this does not mean its true, the same can be said with the Christian Church when it says "We care for Roma Human Rights" but does very little to further our cause. Unfortunately the Christian Church as remained silent and evasive, permissive even, if Jewish leaders and Jews themselves can… [cont.]
Asked by Imanuel - Fri Jan 29 06:42:03 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dear Imanuel, I hear you since I have made similar observations as you have. Take this story as an example. My wife is from Ireland and she is part Pavee (Irish Traveller) and part Roma. In Ireland, the Protestant and Roman Catholics had been killing each other for hundreds of years. And both the Protestants and Roman Catholics tried and kill her people too. Does this behaviour of the Protestants and Roman Catholics in Ireland resemble true Christianity? No wonder my wife's people didn't become Christians, in fact, her people have long kept apart from any form of Christianity. When my wife and I got together we had a lot of talking to do since our marriage was prearranged and we had a lot of catching up to do! One of the main topics… [cont.]
Answered by Sirius Joker - Mon Feb 1 15:04:13 2010
Q. Recently Madonna was booed at on stage for telling Romanians not to persecute Gypsies. Afterwards Jewish and Hindu Leaders rushed out to support the singer, condemning the hate of Gypsies across Europe. I am Roma and I just cannot for the life of me find logical reason why the Christian Church should be exempt from condemning hate of human beings. I can say that "I am God" and I can claim that "I am the Messiah". Talk is cheap, just because I have said this does not mean its true, the same can be said with the Christian Church when it says "We care for Roma Human Rights" but does very little to further our cause. Unfortunately the Christian Church as remained silent and evasive, permissive even, if Jewish leaders and Jews themselves can… [cont.]
Asked by Imanuel - Fri Jan 29 06:42:03 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dear Imanuel, I hear you since I have made similar observations as you have. Take this story as an example. My wife is from Ireland and she is part Pavee (Irish Traveller) and part Roma. In Ireland, the Protestant and Roman Catholics had been killing each other for hundreds of years. And both the Protestants and Roman Catholics tried and kill her people too. Does this behaviour of the Protestants and Roman Catholics in Ireland resemble true Christianity? No wonder my wife's people didn't become Christians, in fact, her people have long kept apart from any form of Christianity. When my wife and I got together we had a lot of talking to do since our marriage was prearranged and we had a lot of catching up to do! One of the main topics… [cont.]
Answered by Sirius Joker - Mon Feb 1 15:04:13 2010
America, would you openly support a European Holocaust on Roma Gypsies?
Q. As I am a Gypsy, the recent events in all over Europe has caused me great concern for my family, as I too in England face discrimination on a daily basis, I am not a coward, but I am frightened, I believe I have the right to be. The rise of Neo Nazism in European cities as increased dramatically, with attacks on Roma and Jews becoming the norm and overlooked by city leaders and politicians. I just would like to know, would America openly support Europe if another Holocaust befell the Roma? I ask this because of America's strong link with Europe, although I KNOW Americans would NOT actively take part, would the U.S show support for Europe should the unthinkable happen to us, as not to jeopardize their relation with Europe? You may see I am… [cont.]
Asked by RomaForever - Wed Feb 3 15:06:39 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. OPRE ROM! Na bister 500,000...
Answered by as.erwin - Wed Feb 3 15:11:29 2010
Q. As I am a Gypsy, the recent events in all over Europe has caused me great concern for my family, as I too in England face discrimination on a daily basis, I am not a coward, but I am frightened, I believe I have the right to be. The rise of Neo Nazism in European cities as increased dramatically, with attacks on Roma and Jews becoming the norm and overlooked by city leaders and politicians. I just would like to know, would America openly support Europe if another Holocaust befell the Roma? I ask this because of America's strong link with Europe, although I KNOW Americans would NOT actively take part, would the U.S show support for Europe should the unthinkable happen to us, as not to jeopardize their relation with Europe? You may see I am… [cont.]
Asked by RomaForever - Wed Feb 3 15:06:39 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. OPRE ROM! Na bister 500,000...
Answered by as.erwin - Wed Feb 3 15:11:29 2010
In what ways would Conservative policy effect Gypsies?
Q. I'm not talking about Irish Travellers. I am talking about Roma Gypsies who are majority house dwellers. Will the abolishment of the "Human Rights Act" have an effect on them too that are sedentary? As a Roma Gypsy I am worried that this will strip us of our rights when trying to get justice for slander, racism and hate crimes targeted toward my community. What do you think?
Asked by Roma - Thu May 6 03:48:36 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I'm not talking about Irish Travellers. I am talking about Roma Gypsies who are majority house dwellers. Will the abolishment of the "Human Rights Act" have an effect on them too that are sedentary? As a Roma Gypsy I am worried that this will strip us of our rights when trying to get justice for slander, racism and hate crimes targeted toward my community. What do you think?
Asked by Roma - Thu May 6 03:48:36 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
I am interested to know what positive things you think of Gypsies?
Q. As I am Roma, I think it would be nice to hear a positive side to the thoughts of others concerning us as Roma Gypsies (not Irish travellers) and before you comment please remember all Roma are now in houses, Irish are the ones leaving the rubbish and trouble, which I may add, we Roma too find them ignorant, so please keep comments on Roma NOT irish tinkers.
Asked by Imanuel - Wed Jan 27 12:35:25 2010 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Uh, don't hate on the irish travellers. Being of roma and irish traveller descent, I have family of both sides. Both are respectful and contributing members of society. I am roma but i do not find irish travellers ignorant.
Answered by Glow - Wed Jan 27 16:07:52 2010
Q. As I am Roma, I think it would be nice to hear a positive side to the thoughts of others concerning us as Roma Gypsies (not Irish travellers) and before you comment please remember all Roma are now in houses, Irish are the ones leaving the rubbish and trouble, which I may add, we Roma too find them ignorant, so please keep comments on Roma NOT irish tinkers.
Asked by Imanuel - Wed Jan 27 12:35:25 2010 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Uh, don't hate on the irish travellers. Being of roma and irish traveller descent, I have family of both sides. Both are respectful and contributing members of society. I am roma but i do not find irish travellers ignorant.
Answered by Glow - Wed Jan 27 16:07:52 2010
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