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  • in reply to: Goldilocks and the Three Bears #2208857
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    Curious George is a monkey.

    in reply to: Summer camps #2205923
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    Prices of everything have gone up.

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    Rav JB Soloveitchik knew shas and Poskim and went to university in Berlin. He survived Europe.

    in reply to: Problem with Melech HaMashiach from the Dead #2203325
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    You have to be careful that you’re doing it in a way that’s Lshem Shomayim. Chabad isn’t Karaite.

    in reply to: Problem with Melech HaMashiach from the Dead #2203246
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    We learn from Korach not to get involved with Machlokes.

    in reply to: Chabad Inspires all Jews to Yearn for Mashiach #2200894
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    But how can we qualify breslov sefarim written by his talmidim that he himself didn’t write?

    in reply to: Chabad Inspires all Jews to Yearn for Mashiach #2200176
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    A Rebbe is forever and that’s why Chabad believes the Rebbe is still living and moshiach. A lot of people believe that their Rebbe could be moshiach.

    in reply to: More ‘Soros anti-Israel’ power? #2198882
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    And people who vote Democrat like the NY Askan machine are on the same team.

    in reply to: Chabad Inspires all Jews to Yearn for Mashiach #2197592
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    Avirah I’ve heard from a respected litvish rov that the Alter Rebbe told people to learn for shalosh seudos. It’s not a new thing in Chabad to not eat Shalosh Seudos.

    in reply to: Ten Commandments Posted in Public Schools #2197589
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    Huju they tried this through the 1950s. The results were disastrous.

    in reply to: Bridging the Gap Between The Torah World and MO #2196121
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    I’m not accusing but you can’t call something that Rav Moshe is Matir that it’s treif. That’s dishonest propaganda.

    in reply to: Yeshivish Girls/Wives/Rebbetzins in College #2196001
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    What are your thoughts on the Halachic Prenup @ctl?

    in reply to: Bridging the Gap Between The Torah World and MO #2195851
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    I don’t think people who don’t eat chalav stam is treif. Rav Moshe wouldn’t be matir something that’s treif. There’s no issue hanaah by chalav stam. Someone who throws it out instead of giving it to someone who does eat it is wasting food.

    in reply to: Bridging the Gap Between The Torah World and MO #2195245
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    While not ideal for everyone there are plenty of frum people who go to Brooklyn college and go to a Yeshiva for 1 or 2 sedarim a day.

    in reply to: Bridging the Gap Between The Torah World and MO #2195219
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    Charedim don’t believe in Kollel for a whole entire life. Take a look at Flatbush Lakewood and Passaic there are many yeshivish Baal Habatim who make time to learn every day and are very successful. Starting our married life fully learning is a special thing to do if everyone in the shidduch is on board with it and the guy is truly learning full time.

    in reply to: Bridging the Gap Between The Torah World and MO #2195218
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    Charedim don’t believe in Kollel for a whole entire life. Take a look at Flatbush Lakewood and Passaic there are many yeshivish Baal Habatim who make time to learn every day and are very successful. Starting our married life fully learning is a special thing to do if everyone in the shidduch is on board with it and the guy is truly learning full time.
    Modern Orthodox Jews going to mixed college campuses at age 18 is a problem today.
    Do modern Orthodox rabbis encourage the use of filters for internet use?
    These are very big issues that plague the MO world.
    There’s a big difference between going to Touro and learning part time than going full time to a secular college.

    in reply to: Bridging the Gap Between The Torah World and MO #2195078
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    EEEE but it is. Even the righter wing of Teaneck just isn’t connected with the rest of the Torah world. Their only frame of reference when it comes to Rabbanus are mainly YU rabbis; they couldn’t name you the top yeshivas in America and their roshei yeshiva. The only way it will truly grow is if they get connected to the rest of the Torah world like Passaic does for example.

    in reply to: Ten Commandments Posted in Public Schools #2194920
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    “Making a public school explicitly Christian is slam dunk establishing a religion. I don’t get how that’s even being questioned.”

    Ten Commandments doesn’t make it establishing a religion; they’re values. They teach evolution too. You’re the one who’s moving the goalposts around by saying that it establishes religion when it doesn’t. Religious ideas or expression aren’t establishing a religion.

    in reply to: Bridging the Gap Between The Torah World and MO #2194813
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    Dan The but do MO talk about the Zionist government promoting LGBT and other sources of tumah to EY or bringing in Russians knowing they weren’t really Jewish and giving them fake conversions? They don’t criticize ever.

    in reply to: Ten Commandments Posted in Public Schools #2194824
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    “I filed one in CT against a charter school taking public funds that starts the day with the Lord’s Prayer”

    Because you’re a Democrat who takes the wrong position on every issue.

    You’re day job is supposed to uphold the laws of the constitution but you use it to destroy it and replace it with a Democratic agenda.

    in reply to: Bridging the Gap Between The Torah World and MO #2194769
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    “Isolated MO cities. The observance there is largely at the mercy of the abilities and circumstance of some rabbi many years ago.”

    Teaneck is a large isolated MO city the debate applies here to. Very rare that a Rav not from YU gets hired by these shuls. The Rabbonim on the “right” are hush about certain things lest there be any backlash. If there’s any attempt to raise the standards of observance in the shuls, there will be backlash.

    in reply to: New Brooklyn Eruv: Time to Accept? #2194768
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    AAQ Elizabeth isn’t a thing though

    in reply to: Ten Commandments Posted in Public Schools #2194736
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    AAQ correct about states rights. That’s why we can have dry counties in Utah and if a Mormon is chalishing for a drink, he can head over to Nevada and overindulge himself.

    in reply to: Ten Commandments Posted in Public Schools #2194735
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    You’re taking courts/Democrat interpretation of the constitution. It might look like it but it isn’t.

    in reply to: Ten Commandments Posted in Public Schools #2194540
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    The origin of the expression “separation of church and state” is found in a letter from Thomas Jefferson written to the Danbury Baptist Association in 1802. The Danbury Baptist Association had written a letter to the president voicing their concern that their state constitution lacked specific protections of religious freedom.

    The Danbury Baptists wrote in the letter, “what religious privileges we enjoy (as a minor part of the State) we enjoy as favors granted, and not as inalienable rights. And these favors we receive at the expense of such degrading acknowledgments, as are inconsistent with the rights of freemen.”

    Jefferson responded to the Danbury Baptists by referencing the Establishment Clause and Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment.

    “I contemplate with sovereign reverence that act of the whole American people which declared that their legislature should ‘make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof,’ thus building a wall of separation between Church and State,” Jefferson said.

    The metaphor of a “wall of separation” was not intended to say that religion should not influence opinion on government issues. Rather, it was used to affirm free religious practice for citizens.

    in reply to: Ten Commandments Posted in Public Schools #2194504
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    Separation of church and state” is a metaphor paraphrased from Thomas Jefferson and used by others in discussions regarding the Establishment Clause and Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment to the United States Constitution which reads: “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof…”

    Not ben Franklin

    in reply to: Ten Commandments Posted in Public Schools #2194503
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    Neville separation of church and state is based on a letter Ben Franklin wrote that the courts used to destroy religion in the US. True statement.

    Expression of religion isn’t establishment. Also true statement. Expression of religion is protected by the first amendment. Both of these have been destroyed by the Democrats you probably vote for.

    in reply to: Bridging the Gap Between The Torah World and MO #2194500
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    Da you have to admit that MO Rabbonim are between a rock and a hard place when it comes to tznius. A modern Orthodox Rav can’t say that women must come to shul dressed tznius. See through mechitzas are the norm.

    in reply to: Ten Commandments Posted in Public Schools #2194021
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    Separation of church and state isn’t a constitutional amendment. Ten commandments in a school isn’t establishing a religion. Religion can be expressed in schools just like they celebrate various Christian and Muslim holidays.

    in reply to: Ten Commandments Posted in Public Schools #2193080
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    Today that’s much better than bringing in people in drag to tell them to have gender reassignment surgeries and that their parents are bad for discouraging it… This is new York a Democrat degenerate cesspool.

    in reply to: Takanos Chazal #2193082
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    Yes we try to stick to our minhagim regardless as much as possible.

    in reply to: A Chief Rabbi Attends the Coronation in a Church? #2188101
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    If he doesn’t go then there could be a risk of danger to Jews in that the news will say that the Jews are disrespectful of the culture

    in reply to: A Chief Rabbi Attends the Coronation in a Church? #2187682
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    It’s part of the job he’s a member of the house of Lords.

    in reply to: New Brooklyn Eruv: Time to Accept? #2187068
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    Are chasidim or sefardim who carry in this Eruv being mechalel shabbos or being taught wrong if they carry in the Eruv according to the litvish?

    in reply to: Shabbos dips #2184987
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    Mayonnaise with diced jalapeno isn’t a dip

    in reply to: Seditious Ted Cruz and the rest of the coup plotting Republicans #2184414
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    Democrats rigged the election when key states changed their rules for counting votes on election day causing suspicion on the integrity of our election systems.

    in reply to: Mass shootings, and non mass shootings, must stop. #2181948
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    This Democrat NRA narrative is trash. None of these shooters are members of the NRA.

    in reply to: After Biden sent $1 billion to the PLO, Israeli deaths rose 900% #2181742
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    Funding the PLO is a full stop. And Re FDR the liberal Jews in his cabinet downplayed the Holocaust and didn’t want to advocate for them. There wasn’t a state of Israel during his presidency.

    in reply to: why is Yeshiva world news bashing trump non stop #2181771
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    CTL Biden is the same.

    in reply to: After Biden sent $1 billion to the PLO, Israeli deaths rose 900% #2181744
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    The terror problem got worse since Biden took over and it’s no coincidence.

    in reply to: After Biden sent $1 billion to the PLO, Israeli deaths rose 900% #2181444
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    Democrats fund the PLO — direct funding of anti-semites

    in reply to: After Biden sent $1 billion to the PLO, Israeli deaths rose 900% #2181396
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    Notice how none of the resident Democrats aren’t refuting it; they’re just deflecting, like their leader Joe Biden does.

    in reply to: After Biden sent $1 billion to the PLO, Israeli deaths rose 900% #2181395
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    GH wrong that’s where your cognitive dissonance kicks in

    in reply to: Is every Rav now a Gaon as well? #2181392
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    UJM Yated is in the business of propaganda

    in reply to: Mass shootings, and non mass shootings, must stop. #2181391
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    That won’t stop the Chicago and los Angeles gun crimes where there are already tight measures.

    in reply to: Is every Rav now a Gaon as well? #2181007
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    Is a YU Rav, Harav Hagaon?

    in reply to: Chol Hamoed Trips #2181005
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    They probably did go somewhere

    in reply to: Finland Joins NATO #2180592
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    Biden is a moron. The stupidest person to hold office from senate to vp to WH. He doesn’t have one good piece of legislation and policy on record.

    in reply to: Finland Joins NATO #2180260
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    So you’re happy that they’re getting us into WW3?

    in reply to: Erez Yisrael or stay in Galut? #2178793
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    If one can make a living in EY, it’s within his shalom Bayis, it works for his children’s chinuch, and the ruchniyus level doesn’t go down, it’s ideal to live there now.

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