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moi aussi said:
“If you don’t change your attitude Mr Health (is it Dr? Prof? Rabbi?), you will alienate your family and friends, and you will be a very lonely person.”
Health replied:
“I already am; so give me another reason to change. “
Health, I don’t being alienated and lonely makes you happy. Does it? If not please change; we want to see you happy.
Avi: Do you agree that American law does not determine and is irrelevant to Halachos of LH. Is there any right in Halacha to a public trial?
If you meant that it is a To’eles to the defendent, that would only be relevant at the trial phase of the proceedings, he would prefer the arrest itself be discrete.
So, can we agree that all these articles are unquestionably forbidden?
MDG -“Health, I don’t being alienated and lonely makes you happy. Does it? If not please change; we want to see you happy.”
Why will I become happy if I change?
Health: You don’t know that you will. But what you do know is that you’re unhappy now. Why wouldn’t you try a change? Isn’t a chance at being happy better than what you know now doesn’t make you happy?
Sam2 -Ain Sofek Yotzay Meday Vaday! If I change I might be even more unhappier than I am now!
Editor: The original article was published as a new story with an adjective on the heading. So do not replay my previous post that is was in the forums.
Health said: “Ain Sofek Yotzay Meday Vaday! “
Most people are happier than you, at least they seem to be. Even here in the CR, where the anonymous can freely express their feelings, we see that most (almost all) of us have a better attitude than you.
Besides which, although I don’t know that much, I don’t think that the principle of “Ain Sofek Yotzay Meday Vaday” applies to attitudes/hashkafa.
i am officially moiche regarding the onslaught on health’s disagreement tactics. i surely dont think that most ppl are hapier than he is. as long as he stays that is..
MDG -“Besides which, although I don’t know that much, I don’t think that the principle of “Ain Sofek Yotzay Meday Vaday” applies to attitudes/hashkafa.”
And why NOT? You don’t change things unless you know they will be better. That’s why we didn’t ask Hashem to get rid of Achashveyrosh because we didn’t know if the next king would be better! (This just illustrates the point, not necessarily about attitudes/hashkafa.)
Health: I think the point is you should always do something to try and make yourself happier. If it fails then you can go back to what you are doing now. But if it succeeds…
avi: any response to the LH issue. Also, the new headline about the fight in Chadera, can you call that anything other than LH?
Hello: If you know that these headlines are LH, why are you reading them?
to me it doesn’t matter what exactly he did/didn’t do. drocheho darchei noam vchol nesivoseyha shalom. nuff said
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