Really??
I don’t actually follow your cheshbon. What did you find funny about the story of bar kamtza? Which member of the story was trying to be funny?
i didn’t find anything funny about the story of kamtza and bar kamtza (just like i don’t find anything funny about calling people dolts)
My point about akmtza and bar kamtza is that people have feelings and even though you don’t think that they still do
As for Rav Pam, I’m sure there are lots of things that I say that he would never say. My point was that he was sensitive to the nuances of the words used. The nuances are very important when communicating. I figure with his attention to detail he would have noticed the choice of slurs and its broad use of calling everyone a dolt and at the same time noone in particular.
don’t give me that, it’s obvious that you only started calling everyone else dolts when always here got insulted, and the only reason you did that was to cover up.
but anyways nothing I said will have any effect on you because like I stated before you’re a teenager and your brain still is undeveloped
“New scientific discoveries have put a much different perspective on the understanding
of adolescent behavior. Research now suggests that the human brain is still maturing during the
adolescent years, with changes continuing into the early 20s. The immature brain of the
teenage years may not only explain why adolescents are prone to make poor decisions, but it
may also place teenagers at an elevated risk to the harmful effects of drugs.
Work In Progress
Advanced technologies in brain imaging have provided windows to the developing
brain. Based on the pioneering work of Jay Giedd and colleagues at the National Institute of
Mental Health in the United States, evidence is accumulating that the brain is not fully formed at
puberty as earlier thought, but continues important maturation that is not complete until about
age 24.”
anyways I see you’re not man enough to apologize
this is my last post on the topic