Eruv

[ziero0]

er·uv
/ˌero͝ov/
nounJUDAISM
an urban area enclosed by a wire boundary which symbolically extends the private domain of Jewish households into public areas, permitting activities within it that are normally forbidden in public on the Sabbath.

I am always interested in extending my PRIVATE DOMAIN into PUBLIC areas. I just don't want PUBLIC areas intruding into my PRIVATE DOMAIN. That includes demands for documents, jabs with needles, dress codes that demand masks, shirts or shoes. An ERUV sounds like an excellent idea.

Take a piece of copper wire and insert it into your fedoras sweat band. Assert your inner Hebrew ERUV and remain PRIVATE.

It is a religious thing after all and must be recognized because they have one around Manhattan and Washington D.C.

[osoab]

So that explains the fences in DC.

[ziero0]

So that explains the fences in DC.

The Strasbourg eruv includes the European Court of Human Rights.” Eruvs can also be found in and around other large global cities including Amsterdam, Manchester, London, Melbourne, Johannesburg, Gibraltar, Venice, and Vienna.