ClearKop

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    I would venture to say if the gedolim involved said to go ahead with it its obviously not a problem. Im not sure if the questioners questioning them or just wants to know the explanation behind their decision. I am curious to know however, if there was any mention of the current situation and to what degree as I would assume it was not ignored for as the questioner asks, Eretz Yisrael is b’eis tzarah

    in reply to: GOOD NEW JEWISH SONGS #1778002
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    simche friedman bekarov and new hit lo lefached both amazing. i think hes avraham frieds nephew

    in reply to: The Coffee Room Is Your Life! #1710545
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    speaking of the devil its rebyidd23! lashon harah? whos talking bout who? stop rationalizing and do something productive

    in reply to: The Coffee Room Is Your Life! #1710438
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    a healthy outlet is important but it shouldnt take over your day

    in reply to: Why do Chassidim seem happier. #1710436
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    kalte litvak doesnt mean upset. it means serious. Rav elchonon hy”d basically never cracked a smile but i feel like he probably enjoyed life more than all of these chasidishe bachurim. r’ elya lopian may have been nispael from the smiles but didnt say everyone should act that way. their mesorah is x and ours may be y.

    in reply to: The Skulener Rebbe ztvk”l #1710427
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    regarding these bachurim, the rebbeim may have been and likely were dead wrong. but if you want to lead a successful life, you need to trust in daas torah whomever that may be for you. it is not healthy to encourage these boys to disobey their rebbeim’s psak regardless of what they think. And once they did and are disciplined, to force the rebbeim to admit defeat?! if im a rebbi in that yeshiva im out. you cant help a bachur who will only hear what he wants to.

    in reply to: The Lubavicher Rebbe “Shlit”a” #1704922
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    mushchisnow770 u were raised in a crazy home and i dont want to hear your rayos to the rebbe’s livingness. go convince r’ chaim and we’ll talk. This writing letters to the rebbe thing is like cristians keeping touch with yoshka. refua shleima

    in reply to: Halachically okay to be liberal? #1703276
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    dunno about voting liberal lehalacha but nebach some people have the state of mind that ben shapiro accurately describes as a mental disease of being liberal. No its not shayich for a healthy person to believe the stuff they say and do. but as i said nebach……………

    in reply to: Rabbi Elyakim Rosenblatt #1703275
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    Baruch Dayan HaEmes. The Rav was niftar today

    ClearKop
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    To think that HBH will allow klal yisroel to minimize certain tzaros through controversial methods is quite unlikely to me. If you’re doing reasonable hishtadlus (not shmuzing with some random girls) leave the rest up to hashem and stick to kosher methods. I dont know rav breuer but i cant imagine any rav or posek i know of making such a statement

    in reply to: Why are Children from divorced homes treated as second class citizens? #1588006
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    I know of a certain young man from a divorced home. He is not your model student or popular guy. I know for a fact that he has k’sharim with basically all the rebbeim for the last 2 years of elementary school and now mesivta. He is always looked out for by his rebbeim and I know that his peers respect him just as much as any other guy in his Yeshiva. Baruch Hashem he is in a very chashuve yeshiva (that he had no problem getting into) and succeeding quite well. While i’m sure there is pity for him, he never experienced disdain for his unfortanate home. While in discussions l’toeles like sheduchim he might be slighted (do you want your kid marrying a child who’s parents were probably yelling at eachother for a large part of his childhood?) unless there are bad middos involved i dont see when they might be treated as ‘2nd class’

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