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  • in reply to: Life in Israel is hard for most isreilis #2023556
    commonsaychel
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    nowadays, weak children and incompetent adults survive and sometimes even run the country….
    Agreed Biggest proof, are mask and vacine mandates and tax and spend policies

    in reply to: cleaning help #2023369
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    in Mexico City, London, Panama and Zurich all have cleaning help, just a few of the none Nyc/NJ places that I have seen first hand

    in reply to: Confusion on Lubavitch. #2023157
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    TROLL, TROLL TROLL and did i foget to add TROLL

    in reply to: Life in Israel is hard for most isreilis #2023164
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    @AAQ, In generations past they didnt have the ability to sit in a ac/ heated house and post stupid comments annoymously on a blog, if they felt urge to make a stupid comment they went to bimah and made that statment and got pelted with rotten vegtables

    in reply to: Life in Israel is hard for most isreilis #2022648
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    @Aviria, I am not talking about the religious aspect of life and the OP is not either, lets stick to the subject matter, I wrote that for the vast majority of the frum people in the US life in not easy street either.

    in reply to: Life in Israel is hard for most isreilis #2022288
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    @akuperma, “whereas in America many if not most jobs are closed to anyone who is at all frum (defined as Shomer Shabbos, Shomer Kashrus) either because the job requires work on Saturday, or the job requires living in an area where there are no frum shuls or schools)”

    Dont know where you live, but unless your in retail no job requires you to work on Saturday, I see charadi people in all lines of work in the US, from trade people such as plumbers and electricans to doctors and lawyers, PTs, Health care workers, ecommerce and IT, very few Charadi in Israel work in the wide spectrum like in the US.
    PS the location issue is hardly a factoor these days because a huge amount of work is remote

    in reply to: Hakhnassat Orchim #2022231
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    The fact is the KJ and New Sqaure and Tosh always welcome guest, they just do it in a unassuming way

    in reply to: Life in Israel is hard for most isreilis #2022232
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    Life is hard in the USA as well

    commonsaychel
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    its 5 days in case you forgot

    in reply to: Are we too welcomimg #2021888
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    Its a blat flek in the family for the most part, disfuction, divorice, prison record, history of mental illness etc. and that makes it less desirable.

    in reply to: Fake Reviews #2021819
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    you know what my comment would be

    in reply to: Mazel Tov to the new AG Merrick Garland #2021583
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    he did today

    in reply to: Mazel Tov to the new AG Merrick Garland #2021519
    commonsaychel
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    the “chuvever” Mr. Garland, from Chicago and einikle of a litvak was just put thru the grinder bythe Senate for his memo calling parents who disagreed with a school board terrorist

    in reply to: Are we too welcomimg #2021480
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    “Geirim often have an easier time with shiddichim in the Chassidishe world” thats because if the person went to a reliable bais din, there is no issue that he/she is a kosher yid, whereas with a BT there is a good chance the mother/ grandmother is a shiksa, not to mention issues of bnai niddah

    in reply to: No talking in mikva #2021470
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    you get the “riner emes” there

    in reply to: Akdamos for blind people #2021322
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    welcome troll dejour

    in reply to: Are we too welcomimg #2021126
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    @AAQ, “I suggest we apply the same principle to those unobservant people who flaunted covid regulations”
    Different stroke for diferent folks, if this is what important for you in shiddichim be my guest, just be prepeard for belly laugh in response

    in reply to: Are we too welcomimg #2021023
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    @AAQ, I am not talking about any particular community but the chasidish and black hats, my guess its 3 generations

    in reply to: Are we too welcomimg #2020880
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    @avira, “I’m referring more to BTs who become mainstreamed in early adolescence/childhood. They blend in completely and many don’t even know their background.”
    I am taling about kids who grew up from but the parents are BTs

    in reply to: Are we too welcomimg #2020646
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    There was a chushiver lubabiviicher who was gaza and had a son who shall we say was not the prime example of a prized bucher got engaged to a BT plumbers daughter at the vort, the plumber told the chuvisher yid “mechuten zetch zich oyvin un” and the yid replied “nur vil man yungatch hut zich baleebed in din miedel mant min nisht az uz zennin mechutunim”

    in reply to: Are we too welcomimg #2020631
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    @Avira, the problem is much deeper then no family, there maybe a pgam in the yichus, bnai niddah etc. One of my neighbors in a Emunas Yisroel type BT who daughter was a normal frum girl, got married to a satmar working boy “vos hut gerhantin bah gornisht” a strick in chasidish slang, marriage lasted for 6 months, I tell my BT chasidsih friends if they red you someone from the mainstream run for the hills

    in reply to: Are we too welcomimg #2020572
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    @Aviria, In the Chadisher velt and in the vast majority of the yeshivishe velt no one would do a shidduch witth a BT or a ger unless there was a major pegam with that person or family [ie history of mental issues, jailed parent, broken home etc etc] It may not be fair but its fact, one of my neighbors is a great boy whos parents are BTs and the parents dont want BTs for mechetonim, and no one from the mainstream want to do a shidduch with them.

    in reply to: Are we too welcomimg #2020266
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    @Novelty, yet we have at least 3 cases in the past 6 months of missonaries who have managed to pull wool over our eye, maybe Reb Yoel ZTL was right and we need to pull back and regroup

    in reply to: Are we too welcomimg #2020035
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    @Avrira, The reason I asked is because it very relevant to this discussion, if your trying to claim something about how the Satmarer Rebbe would have felt you would need to have first hand knowledge from someone who Rebbe had close daily chaychus to such as Reb Hertz Frankel AH, Reb Yossel Ashkinazi AH, Reb Sender Deutch AH Reb Leibish Lefkowitz AH Reb Eziel Glick AH, if that “shem dover” is not one of the list he was not from the inner circle.

    The reason I brought up my grandfather was because he was one of the few surviving mishpocha that the Rebbe had in America and as a result they were very close and that how I know a lot better then you do of what the Rebbe’s thoughts were.
    The Rebbe’s opposition to Kiruv had nothing to do with rationing of limited resources, if the Rebbe felt that was our tafkid nothing stood in his way, his concern was mechenecha kodosh and that is why he built Kiryas Joel to keep out outside influences [including kiruv].
    Satmar does kiruv in its own way, the Satmar Bikur Cholem will give kosher food to any Jew who is hospitilized, Rav Tov helped yidden in Arab countries and behind the iron curtain, they help incarcerated yidden long before Aleph Institute was created, I personaly saw Reb Yiddle Rosenberg ZL give away boxes of matzahs to group leaders of out of town MO groups who came to tour the matzah bakery.
    Do us all a favor and refrain from saying stuff that you have no first hand knowledge about.

    in reply to: Are we too welcomimg #2019966
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    @novelty, Heartbreaking? no, it a frank discussion about our gedorim being breeched by outsider.
    @Avira, “the Satmar Rov ZTL, held that we need to take care of our own bfore branching out. would he say so today” the answer is a definative YES, my Grandfather was his cousin and knew him well, I was close to other people who knew him well and he was very firm about mechecha kodosh and that is one of the reasons they built KJ, how many people do you know who knew the Satmar Rov on a personal basis?

    in reply to: Are we too welcomimg #2019826
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    @DBS, Did you know Rabbi Friefeld ZTL on a personal basis? I did, and I can tell you he was very careful who he let into the confines of the Yeshiva

    in reply to: Are we too welcomimg #2019620
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    According to YWN, another wolf in sheeps clothing has been uncovered this time in Arizona, when are we going to wake up and realize that we need to be more cautious who we let into our communities.

    in reply to: A Friendly Reminder #2019579
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    the OP

    in reply to: Sports #2019578
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    Another bucher troll

    in reply to: Rockland County Electioms #2019480
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    The off year are the local races, those get the most heated

    in reply to: Mayor of the fate of NYC #2019409
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    Curtis is a loud mouth publicity seeker who would do anything for attention and not going to win in any event

    in reply to: A Friendly Reminder #2019302
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    Yes I agree, and I appricate you come here every 4 years and posting the same message and nothing else, hope you will pst more often and on a varity of subjects

    in reply to: Any one know any dibuk stories #2019132
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    My Grandfather told me they took a goat to the dorfs bal hagolahs house and when there up to shfok hamoskah they push the goat in, the goat ran to the table and had a grand time, the bal hagolah told the goat “reb eleyahu ess vous er vilt ubber tee nist ka shooden”

    in reply to: Behavior during nuchem availim #2019124
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    @lostpark, with all due respect I have no clue what you are saying

    in reply to: Any one know any dibuk stories #2018825
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    The nightmare on Elm St, change it to 13 Ave, Lee Ave, Central Ave, Ave J, Clinton Ave, Route 59 or any street depending on where you live

    in reply to: Behavior during nuchem availim #2018666
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    @nist, Unforturantly I can vouch about the ramblings at a levayah, there was the head of chedra kadisha in a certain area who use to be mapid and ramble on about himself

    in reply to: bums? or finding their own path? #2018612
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    @phil, Thanks for spelling out for him

    in reply to: bums? or finding their own path? #2018563
    commonsaychel
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    @Avira, I am not talking about someone who struggles with mental illness, I am talking about a new subgroup of ppl who dray zich pist, Sorry if you hatred of MO does not let you see past that

    in reply to: Behavior during nuchem availim #2018496
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    @syag, Of course I am mochel, and I hope you afford the same to me when I say something harsh.

    @Frumwhere
    , hardly the case here, it was in a stable chusiver household, it was that these two men felt that the cross conversation was important enough for all to hear even if no one was interested

    in reply to: bums? or finding their own path? #2018439
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    @Aviria “you said it very accurately; I look down on the mo lifestyle. I don’t look down on any individual Jew.”
    I too don’t look down on individual Jews, this subgroup became a new lifesytle with a support network etc. If someone works in the trades for example I could not care less how small his Yalmulka is and that his father wears a stamril or wide brim black hat, however if he spend his days sleeping late, hanging out in the pizza shop and working at dead end jobs on occasion yeah he is a bottom feeding loser.
    You have one lifestyle you look down on and I have another lifestyle I look down on, differert stroke for different folks.

    in reply to: Behavior during nuchem availim #2018442
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    @UJM, if a shomer shabbos behaves like a idiot I will criticize him and if a mechall shabos behaves like an idiot I will do the same

    in reply to: Behavior during nuchem availim #2018424
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    @Syag, I was wrong at point out that they were “talminay chaochim” I said that as a point of reference, I would have been upset if two Baal batim met at a bais ovel and spent the time having a cross converation of the finer points of owning a Telsa or what the chances of a team winning the World Cup.


    @Jackk
    , I will be dan lcav zechus, and assume they were so happy to see each other and reminisce and talk in learning that they forgot they were in a bais ovel, and the former RY has no pulpit to expound his ideas.

    in reply to: bums? or finding their own path? #2018115
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    @Avira, we all make judgement calls, for example you look down at the MO lifestyle, I feel if the person is being a productive member of society he is contributing something even if he is not in the halls of yeshiva all day vs someone who “drays zich pist” all day long.
    PS your story about Rav Friefeld ztl is a made up story I know that for a fact

    in reply to: Behavior during nuchem availim #2018193
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    @Syag, it really peved me that night and had to get it off my chest, sadly this not the first time I had seen this behavior, in this case both of the men who felt compelled to show off how learned they were.
    As to the former rosh yeshiva, if the guy had a bread route I doubt he would of held court as to what his haskafa is.

    in reply to: bums? or finding their own path? #2017894
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    @ the OP, Like it was said in the other thread “Lack of capitalization gives the bochurim away “.
    That being said, if that person is a “Bum” meaning he is doing nothing with his life, I look down on such people as bottom feeding losers, I myself felt that FT learning was not for me so I entered the workforce @ at 19, went to college at night was kovayah itim, got married to a bais yakov girl, married off 3 children one of whom is in kollel long term.

    in reply to: ADHD can be an expression of the creative mind #2016840
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    @syag, there is not much that gets past you 🙂

    in reply to: goyishe books #2016426
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    No one is forcing you to read anything, the meanwhile lets be busy with complicated issues like what better Fanta or Coke

    in reply to: bittul torah #2015997
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    @ Reb E, Calling myself Reb Eliezer is a lesson for all and having great rebbies as the Mattisdorfer Rav ztz’l, father and son, I consider myself a talmid (mei) chacham.
    And that is why you were nominated to be the Chief Rabbi of the Coffee Room and no one opposed you

    in reply to: Why Does YWN Baselessly Attack Biden? #2015932
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    For the same reason CNN did every headline with something negative about Trump

    in reply to: Rabbi Moshe Tendler AH #2015879
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    @AAQ, “I think it is zechus to a neshomah if his works lead to some interesting Torah discussions”
    This discussion is very much like the people who come to be menachem ovel and get a whole discussion with each other about various topic and totally ignore the ovel, someone started a new thread feel free to continue ” interesting Torah discussions” there or start a new thead called “interesting Torah discussions”

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