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I think you should go to a yeshiva in Israel. You’ll get to experience being in an authentic Jewish environment and it will impact your life forever. What happens in yeshiva in America is that someone in your situation will be accepted in yeshivish that don’t have the best environment for growth. Though difficulty in yeshiva can mean a lot of things.
1ParticipantThere was an actual picture of Franken. There was an allegation against Kavanaugh which was unfounded. The Kennedy family are known womanizers.
1ParticipantBecause the left controls the media.
1ParticipantYour tallis should not look like a shower curtain
September 30, 2018 12:38 pm at 12:38 pm in reply to: There Is No Eruv In Flatbush / Marine Park! #15972811ParticipantThere’s one daas yochid in Flatbush who allows it. Then there are unnamed rebbes from boro park allowing ex Chasidim to carry in Flatbush on shabbos.
September 30, 2018 10:12 am at 10:12 am in reply to: There Is No Eruv In Flatbush / Marine Park! #15972351ParticipantHas any rav greater than Rav Moshe allowed the Flatbush eruv?
1ParticipantThe sad part are the people who think they know more halacha than Rav Moshe
1ParticipantNews flash: men like alcohol
1ParticipantYou’re not an apikores for asking a question about halacha, but you might be for going against R Moshe. When will these rebbes who are permitting the eruv speak publicly?
1ParticipantIbiza
September 23, 2018 9:07 am at 9:07 am in reply to: There Is No Eruv In Flatbush / Marine Park! #15955311ParticipantHow come no rebbe makes an official statement that the Flatbush eruv is kosher? There was a kol kore written by many gedolim, not too long ago,that it’s not a good eruv?
1ParticipantMilhouse, how can you say something from Chazal is false?
September 17, 2018 2:53 pm at 2:53 pm in reply to: There Is No Eruv In Flatbush / Marine Park! #15925551ParticipantIs it an issur kareis or דרבנן? Would uou use it on Yom Kippur?
1ParticipantNo one would get jobs
1ParticipantIt just means we have to practice the minhag in a kavodige way
1ParticipantRebYidd23, that’s not even 30% of the liberals today. Maybe it was in the 1970s, but radical socialism is mainstream liberal thought
September 13, 2018 8:47 pm at 8:47 pm in reply to: Driving German cars by ” heimish” people. #15909411ParticipantJoseph if you remember Rudy Giuliani rejected a check from terrorist enablers, after 9/11. There are arguments for both sides of this issue
1ParticipantGadolhadorah you don’t pace back and forth when meeting someone face to face. Davening is a conversation, not a phone call.
September 13, 2018 6:48 pm at 6:48 pm in reply to: Driving German cars by ” heimish” people. #15908551ParticipantVolkswagons are hardly luxury. People like its driving performance. German cars are better than Japanese. The Japanese tried to annex Alaska in WWII.
1ParticipantLaskern, halevai Jews should have that problem today
1ParticipantConverting someone isn’t being a light unto the nations. You refer him to a rabbi who deals with these things, if you feel that he’s sincere. I heard a rabbi say that the reason why the number of converts have gone up is because there’s a divine force that is replacing the reform, those who intermarry, and other secular Jews, with converts who seriously take up Judaism. If you go to AISH Jerusalem or Ohr Somayach, you’ll find converts who learn gemara 8 hours a day. And some of these converts know a lot of tanach, from when they were raised as christians.
September 13, 2018 12:16 am at 12:16 am in reply to: Driving German cars by ” heimish” people. #15904401ParticipantFord assisted the Nazis. You aren’t going to find a clean car manufacturer.
1ParticipantI’m super religious
1ParticipantJoseph,
Right now, there are jews, “frum” Jews who are in that party.
1ParticipantLaskern you established a while ago that you are a morally skewed person
1ParticipantYarmulke is a compound of ירא מלכה. We learn there’s a chiyum to cover ones head from an אסמחת in a גמרא.
1ParticipantWhat about the party that signed the iran deal and endangered Israel? What about the party that supports murdering babies?
1ParticipantBesides gay rights. What about the party that is anti-Israel and sympathizes with Hamas? You elect people like Corey Booker, and when they get comfortable and after paying you off, they expose themselves for what they are.
1ParticipantI’m wondering specifically the way the chazzan says the words. Psukei dzimra and birches krias sham has its tune, the tune for chazoras hashatz, etc.
1ParticipantBecause liberals write the rules
1ParticipantLaskern protecting our borders is one of our values.
Joseph, some people who follow the CR, most of Williamsburg, a good portion of boro park, flatbush, and other neighborhoods, as well.
Yitzchokm, that’s where they get you. They slowly shmad us, by giving us money.1ParticipantJoseph I think ubiq is talking about explanatory kinnos, where only a few are said btzibbur but the ones that are said are preceded by speeches relating to the kinnah. Sometimes the speeches are relevant sometimes they are hot takes which are inspirational but have nothing to do with the kinnah
1ParticipantChoirs backing chazzanim go back to Europe. The former point is correct.
September 4, 2018 8:05 pm at 8:05 pm in reply to: How much to tip the barber for a haircut? #15872281ParticipantCTL I wasn’t aware of the barber renting chairs arrangement. However this isn’t 100% of the case among barber shops. Tipping allowances still allows EMPLOYERS to avoid paying EMPLOYEES the full minimum wage from their own pockets.
September 3, 2018 3:56 pm at 3:56 pm in reply to: How much to tip the barber for a haircut? #15854721ParticipantCTLawyer What you’re saying is true but it still helps them get around not paying $7.25 out of their own pocket. I know what the laws are in regards to this.
September 3, 2018 9:11 am at 9:11 am in reply to: How much to tip the barber for a haircut? #15848241ParticipantWhatever you like. Tipping allows employers to get around minimum wage laws.
1ParticipantThe European beers that are made for the winter holiday season
1ParticipantLol labatt is literally water
1ParticipantThey went to an Ashkenazi yeshiva or they became religious.
August 26, 2018 2:25 pm at 2:25 pm in reply to: Question on R Miller (maybe joe will answer) #15801281ParticipantDo you really want to know?
1ParticipantZionGate ill have an easier time explaining to my family why I’d go to Uman than going to a Sephardic minyan. Though I’d love to go to a Sephardic minyan. When I was in Israel and remember the vibes I’d get from the sefardim singing their selichos.
1ParticipantZionGate you pinned it on my head. It’s the disconnect.
1ParticipantThe underlying issue is, should rosh Hashanah be a time for trips? Maybe making a trip to Israel where our homeland is, Should be a better place.
1ParticipantBut where i live the high holidays are dry. Yes the niggunim are nice. The chazzan has a nice voice. The people shuckel 90 miles per hour with eyes closed, and the rov gives nice speeches. But its the same style every year and it doesnt really feel authentic. This sullies my connection.
1ParticipantBetter than treife guys
1ParticipantGadolhadorah most shuls are like that
1ParticipantCTRebbe
In fact, there is a litvishe minhag to say selichos on Rosh Hashana1ParticipantI probably should go to EY for RH. If I bad my own business I’d go every year from RH through Sukkos
1ParticipantThat doesn’t mean it’s allowed
1ParticipantPlot twist: there’s no actual crisis
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