Reply To: Question of an ignorant, closed-minded Lubavitcher

Qwerty,

you have good writing skills

Thank you!

The problem is that you didn’t qualify your statement when I joined the thread.

I was very clear that you were interpreting the quote wrong, and that many other sources can SEEM to be “kefira” to those who don’t understand them.

It’s nice that it suddenly all makes sense to you after I gave one line of clarification, but it was really just a drop in the bucket of a much greater sugya.
I decided to leave it for you to research on your own since the full subject is beyond the scope of a coffeeroom post.

You singled out yankel berel and myself as Chabad bashers, but I think it’s clear that there are at least a dozen others in the thread who feel exactly the same way

I wrote: “(some of) the opponents to Lubavitch on this thread (especially yankel and qwerty) are staunchly opposed to Lubavitch, and will attack (almost) any argument that I make.”

The main ones who attack almost any argument I make (at least in the last few pages) are you and yankel. Simple as that.

as I’ve said at least twice in this thread, I have no problem with any group except Chabad.

And, if I remember correctly, “black hatters”.

Therefore the Alter Rebbe was bigger than the Gaon. The 5th and 6th Rebbes were greater than the Chafetz Chaim.

I assume that you say that the Gaon was greater than the Alter Rebbe, and the Chafetz Chaim was greater than the 5/6 Rebbes. How is that any different then what Lubavitch says? Because “more people” agree with you?

And the joke is that Chabad tries to sell us on the idea that the Rebbe was anav mikal adam.

How is looking at your Rebbes as the greatest leaders a contradiction to anivus? Is believing that Judaism is the greatest and truest religion a contradiction to anivus?

(Of course, I must clarify that I’m not equating Lubavitch to the entire Jewish religion. Just bringing out a point)