farby -Most of us are well aware that you are a group of bochurim and I assume others also knew you were getting your responses from elsewhere. It’s just kind of obvious. My point was that your answers are not what many of us get from Chabad in the communities where we live so you don’t seem to understand how prevelent the misinformation is. Here are a couple direct responses to a few of your points tho:
You have a bad habit to say someone “doesn’t want answers they are just shtuching” when you don’t like the question. Trust me, that isn’t what has been going on here in these threads, try reading some old ones for shtuching, you just don’t want to hear that.
Avirah unfortunately adds his bias into his answers. His shtuching is a lack of ability to seperate personal feelings from fact, but it isn’t to shtuch. Meaning, he is expressing his disapproval of the things he is listing, but he is listing things he has legitimately learned and experienced from living as a chabadnik (if I am remembering his story correctly)
What you reallllllly don’t want to hear, but you kinda proved it yourself in your extra post, is that you are the ones who come to shtuch. You say things that you know go against what we know as truth and then you call us haters, bashers and shtuchers for responding. I find it a pretty sick game, but am most offended by the way (over the years) chabad activists have come here seemingly to make a rukus thinking we all are ignorant haters who make stuff up and have no clue, and then when you find out it isn’t true you 1) pretend you didn’t start up 2) pretend we are hateful for defending Torah 3) pretend we are just shtuching when you don’t have an answer.
I have a lot of respect for you guys down under, I am glad you don’t live in the land of the yellow flags, but please take heart of some of the comments you have been hearing, just store them, it will make achdus easier for you in the future.
I probably forgot something but up here it’s time for carpool…