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Avira
Thanks for the opportunity to clarify
I dont agree with the times. I was surprised that some of what I said was considered parroting
““Right now the schools are taking money, not following the law and failing some of their own children” – this is parroting the Times. It’s simply not true. Chasidim lose money to the government;”
I did not say they are net takers.take. bottom line is The government is fundign yeshiva education. Is it less that public school? sure . Doesnt change my point.
“what the yeshivos take (and reinvest in the community, in ways that the times doesn’t approve of) does not cover the losses that they suffer, in giving hard earned tax money to LGBT indoctrination camps, aka public schools.”
SO true!
Not relevant though .
I also had in mind ubiq, with the parroting statement – that the system failed them by design. That the system is designed to make jews fail in life. It’s not. It’s designed to teach torah and prepare the majority for a life in business, and a minority for klei kodesh.”
YES! and nothing else. I never said “designed to fail in life” it prepares them very well. no question as You said majority for a life in business, and a minority for klei kodesh.” However for those few who want to be frei are stuck. You (ane even I) may view that as good. But that is how it is designed. As the kids say this is a feature not a bug.
Hope this helps
ymbirat
“For everyone proclaiming that Jewish education is “just fine”, what objective studies or reports can you present to support your position? ”
what kind of data do you have in mind?