SMS > wrote
> Boron Elgar wrote

>> Actually it does, and does so with numbers.

> Still, the numbers are all over the place.

And they dont even say where those numbers come from anyway.

> "only 21 percent of the 10.5 million Americans who buy kosher do it for purely religious reasons."

And it isnt clear how many of the rest even choose kosher products deliberately.

> "Hebrew National, which had sales in excess of $100 million last year,
> now estimates that nearly 75% of its customers are non-Jews."

And that may just be because they are a convenient way to buy stuff,
not because those who do that do it because they are kosher at all.

> "Empire says observant Jews made up only 25% of its $120 million in sales last year."

Ditto.

>> Let's see you refute it with a citation of your own...you know...one
>> that you don't have to reach too far up your ass to get.

> LOL, you're asking Rod for a citation? Funny stuff! How could he possibly have citations for anything he posts? He's
> the most clueless poster on Usenet, bar none.

YOU made that claims

YOU gets to substantiate those claims.

THATS how it works.