- This topic has 4 replies, 5 voices, and was last updated 12 years, 11 months ago by .
-
Posts
-
Why isn’t this story “pinned” to the top of YWN? This issue should be treated as pikuach nefesh!
Someone driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs is a Rodeph, plain and simple.
what is going on in our community with the drinking of men on shabbos it starts at the friday night meal cont at shalom zachors and shabbos day kiddish and the meal finishing off bottles and bottles
is life so bad at home that the 25 hrs straight u spend with ur family u have to be hitting the bottle or is it a cool thing to say how much u drank over shabbos i dont get it but u know what ur kids r watching and then ur gonna cry when they start….
At least he didnt kill himself or anyone else. Then we would be reading a story about another horrible accident involving a yeshiva bachur and the subsequent “oy ladies wake up, dress tsniusdik”. Now it can be addressed for what it is, alcohol abuse by a yeshiva bachur who compounded his stupidity by getting behind the wheel of a car.
First of all, yes life in the hipocritical sysyem could be so bad when we are faced with such questions of to go broke paying tuition or put food on the table. Secondly, we have spent so much time bashing drinking that we have never actukkyy face the issue. Drinking has been part of judisim for many many years. What ever simcha you go to the first thing you hear is le’chiam. Yet we tell our yeshiva boys your men at thirteen but only for the not fun stuff but for drinking your little kids. The gemara says mayim ginuvim yemtaku, stolen water is sweeter every where yeshiva guys go the see booze but cant have it,so of course when the get access thay will drink as much as they can. When my husband went to yeshiva thats all he would do. Weneed to face the music and teach them how to drink RESPONSIBLY! That the only way we can my a dent
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.