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  • #2099884
    young rechnitz
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    every jew that voted for biden should take a good look at the things they are teaching childeren and doing to children and if you do not regret voting for him then you got some issues man

    #2099915
    Herman Kahan
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    what does the question ‘what is a woman’ have to do with regretting voting for biden?

    #2099936
    Gadolhadorah
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    A person whose birchos hashachar include “shelo asani ish”.

    #2099931
    akuperma
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    1. What is taught in public schools is a function of the states. Most frum Jews send their children to privately funded schools. Biden has nothing to do with them.

    2. Biden’s administration is supporting allowing males to play on women’s teams by claiming they are female wannabees. This has no impact on our community since college athletics are routinely conducted in a manner that precludes those observing Shabbos (which is why frum Jews are for all purposes excluded from NCAA athletic scholarships, which by far are the largest non-need based college scholarships).

    3. Brandon’s inept foreign and economic policies are reason enough to oppose him. Confusion about grammar is not a serious issue, at least from our perspective.

    #2099947
    ubiquitin
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    Can you elaborate on the connection between Biden and things “they” are teaching and doing to Young children?

    #2099958
    Real daas Torah
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    Akerpuma. It has nothing to do with if the specific cases apply to us or not. The point is that they r pushing the liberal agenda and the liberal agenda is rishus and toavah

    #2099971
    Reb Eliezer
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    Who says that you have to follow the liberal agenda? They provide help to the poor as a springboard to find a job and not like their opponents advocating ‘sink or swim’.

    #2099982
    Goldilocks
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    Even if the specific laws being passed don’t have any practical ramifications for frum yidden, they directly affect the culture of the country we live in. It’s extremely difficult- if not impossible- to live in a country and not be influenced, at least to some degree, by the surrounding culture.
    There are also so many non-Frum yidden living in the USA who will be directly affected by these laws. We should care about them, too.

    #2100028
    n0mesorah
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    Be a Yid on your own. Don’t expect the goyim to do it for you. We would have ceased to exist long ago, if we had subscribed to Judeo-Christian values as the basis of we are.

    #2100037
    young rechnitz
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    First of all it may not be hitting close to home now but in some Jewish communities it is. Biden’s love of the trans shows just how little actual thought goes into his policy. Additionally sooner or later it can end up like Canada where if a minor wants a transition and even one of the parents wants to the gov will force the other parent to give the kid up

    #2100085
    n0mesorah
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    Dear Young, and?

    If we really value The Torah Way, how do you feel threatened by a political figure cheering on some unintelligible social celebration? Even if he is the President.

    #2100158

    Answer: current Daf Yomi Seder.

    More(!) seriously, I have to answer humbly “I do not know” to the OP’s question – despite years of diligent study with a personal tutor. Even after the tutor and I introduced. B’H, several more exemplars into the world and I was zoche to observe them closely, first in vivo and then in vitro – I still cannot comprehend them. But the Seder is not over, so I am still holding hope.

    #2100267
    Gadolhadorah
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    “We would have ceased to exist long ago, if we had subscribed to Judeo-Christian values as the basis of we are…

    nOmesorah makes a really important point. Those like Agudah who are issuing press releases applauding the Roe decision and kvelling about the Republicans pledges to restore America to its founding “Judeo-Christian” values really have zero interest in the Judeo part. While you may see an occasional frum yid with yeshivsh lvush, black hat and beardl lined up in the photo ops, their concept of yiddeshkeit is more aligned with Jews for Jesus and evangelical messianic dogma. They would throw us under the bus quicker than you can say MAGA (not that the left-wing Dems are any better).

    #2100398
    young rechnitz
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    First of all there is an idea of hishtadlus. Second the reason why the trumpers are much better for us even though I agree that they probably don’t all love us is that their policies are better for us so even if they don’t like us their policies protect us

    #2100387
    modern
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    Nobody commenting here seems to be able to define “woman”.

    #2100388
    ☕️coffee addict
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    Gadolhadorah,

    I love it when someone lumps a whole group of people together and ascribes one thing to the whole group negatively

    Just as an example Rabbi Avi Shafran was anti trump the whole time trump was president, so I guess now that he left he has become a MAGAer

    #2100430
    smerel
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    >>>Who says that you have to follow the liberal agenda? They provide help to the poor as a springboard to find a job and not like their opponents advocating ‘sink or swim’.

    Helping the poor through the confiscation of other people’s money isn’t chesed. It is theft.

    What does the Gemorah say about “Chesed Lumim Chatos?”

    #2100441
    Reb Eliezer
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    It helps the economy and therefore people are mochel the theft.

    #2100471
    yaakov doe
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    A woman is one who sits in the ezras nashim in shul and loves to shop.

    #2100472
    young rechnitz
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    Giving the poor free money is the worst thing for them. It makes them unable to find jobs bc company’s can’t survive in their neighborhoods and it completely ends hard work and a better life for the nex gen

    #2100477
    Reb Eliezer
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    That is not confiscation but paying extra taxes.

    #2100478
    Gadolhadorah
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    CA: Not “All” but a significant number of those who profess their love and support for their “Jewish brothers and sisters” view it all through the prism of a fundamentalist Christian world view. While we make convenient political allies on some public policy issues, its important to keep that perspective in the background

    #2100479
    ☕️coffee addict
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    “It helps the economy and therefore people are mochel the theft.“

    Speak for yourself

    I don’t want my tax dollars “helping the economy” by paying for unnecessary things or even funding abortions

    #2100481
    AviraDeArah
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    Smerel, i made a similar mistake in taking the Tanya’s useage of that pasuk and thinking it’s in gemara – the gemaras maskanah is that it means cleansing, but i did think of a way to make the tanyas pshat fit in with a maharsha there, but it’s not the pashut pshat when you see the gemara.

    He’s getting it from a zohar or arizal, kol tivu de’avdin etc…

    either of which can take the pasuk to mean that al derech sod, but in pshat, that’s not how chazal understand it.

    #2100485
    ymribiat
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    But, what is a troll?

    #2100504
    ☕️coffee addict
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    “CA: Not “All” but a significant number of those who profess their love and support for their “Jewish brothers and sisters” view it all through the prism of a fundamentalist Christian world view. While we make convenient political allies on some public policy issues, its important to keep that perspective in the background“

    I’m talking about the Agudah and you’re switching to evangelicals, they are both “religious” but that’s it

    #2100516
    Gadolhadorah
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    “I’m talking about the Agudah and you’re switching to evangelicals, they are both “religious” but that’s it..

    Sorry I wasn’t clear. I’m not equating Agudah or any yiddeshe mosdos to the Evangelical Christian groups with whom we occasionally find common positions. I am very skeptical of the their motives and longer-term agenda for Yidden and EY. Personally, I’m not all that interested in being a participant in their armageddon plans for z’man moishiach. Some of the same evangelical wingnuts that Trump invited for the opening of the U.S. Embassy in yerushalayim are also part of a traveling circus with former General Michael Flynn, the Pillow guy and other meshugaim advocating for making the bible (aka NT) and “God’s Natural Law” the ultimate governing framework for American jurisprudence.

    #2100522
    👑RebYidd23
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    To those who do not have a simple answer for “What is a woman?” we must ask “Is there such a thing as a woman?”

    #2100523
    ☕️coffee addict
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    Gadolhadorah,

    Are you ok? You’re sidestepping what my original comment was about

    Originally you said agudah is a bunch of magaers, I brought a proof they weren’t then you sidestep to evangelicals

    #2100535
    Gadolhadorah
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    CA: I never equated Agudah to MAGA. I said that segments of the so-called New Right Christian evangelicals would throw yidden under the proverbial bus “faster than you can say MAGA”.
    I have great respect for Agudah’s work, both in DC and state capitals. I have no real insight but suspect that R ‘Chaim Dovid Zwiebel is not a big MAGA fan but has to deal with political world as it is. I’m concerned for reasons noted earlier that there are risks for Agudah and any of the politically active yiddeshe mosdos to get too far out over their skis on some of these alliances.
    Enough said.

    #2100543
    ☕️coffee addict
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    Now I understand your original post. Thanks for the clarification

    #2100545

    Reb Clarence Thomas has a new book out. In excerpts he quotes his grandfather who looked at the newly constructed “projects” and remarked – they are building houses, not communities. It is not enough to wish away helping poor – you need to actually know how to achieve it. See Rambam’s priority list.

    #2100803
    n0mesorah
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    Dear Young,

    1. Hishtadlus. Not needed here. Let the general public try all the social experiments they want. It has no meaning to me. Why would any yid with a strong foundation even follow this nonsense?

    2. Policies. If Washington had not been non-functional for the majority of my life, this may be worth discussing. But the fact is that our elected representatives to the collective bodies of government can’t govern. Nor can they be collective. They can’t even represent anymore. Now they are moving to the point where they can’t even be fairly elected. In this climate, policies are just fuel for bigoted cultural discord. The sensible person would take on whatever position is less inflammatory. Even if that means ‘supporting’ something that we personally find abominable.

    #2101306
    tunaisafish
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    I think the answer to this question is very simple yet complex. A woman is someone who is inherinty possesin g female charitiristics like washing dishes and cooking food . the real question is what is a man? 5 collums hagbah?

    (no discrimination intended)

    #2101491
    Reb Eliezer
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    If I cook for myself and wash my dishes, am I a female as my wife passed away 12 years ago?

    #2101685

    Reb E, there are (were?) some expectations in the society:
    Yevamos ~110 talks abut a (rich) blind person who volunteered 400 zuz for a bride, saying that having a wife is a better idea that just hiring a maid .. (thus, he pays twice for getting both in the same person)

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