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  • in reply to: My father has covid, please say tehilim #2003487
    commonsaychel
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    @Huju,
    The COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting economic recession have negatively affected many people’s mental health and substance use disorders. During the pandemic, about 4 in 10 adults in the U.S. have reported symptoms of anxiety or depressive disorder, studies found that many adults are reporting specific negative impacts on their mental health and well-being, such as difficulty sleeping (36%) or eating (32%), increases in alcohol consumption or substance use (12%), and worsening chronic conditions (12%), due to worry and stress over the coronavirus. As the pandemic wears on, ongoing and necessary public health measures expose many people to experiencing situations linked to poor mental health outcomes, such as isolation and job loss.

    So my dear Huju, relax and give it a rest.
    PS try davening more, it can relax you

    in reply to: Ahavas Yisrael for those in YU/the MO community (Ask me anything) #2003295
    commonsaychel
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    Sorry it looks like i fell into the troll trap, let me wish all my MO friend ah git yur

    in reply to: My father has covid, please say tehilim #2003183
    commonsaychel
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    @huju, One person dies every 36 seconds in the United States from cardiovascular disease. About 655,000 Americans die from heart disease each year—that’s 1 in every 4 deaths, a major factor of that is stress. How about stop being worried about what other people are doing or if the frum lifestyle can continue to exist, you just may save yourself some heart issues

    in reply to: Ahavas Yisrael for those in YU/the MO community (Ask me anything) #2003170
    commonsaychel
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    First of all Reb Dovid, being that this is your first post, Welcome and I hope you becime and active member of the CR.

    Unlike @aviria I didnt grow up MO and dont carry the anger or baggage when one does a lifestyle change and am able took at this dispassionatly, I do have to give him credit, my topics of debate at 14/15 was who makes the best pizza, the best ways to break into the yeshiva kitchen, how to sneak into bais medresh late without being noticed.

    The MO movement is slowly heading to the history books, its either stagnant or diminishing, MO schools are closing or tacking right, YI shuls are merging or closing, and YU has had declining enrollment for years.

    My two big gripes about the MO community are ,
    [1] changing of mesorah and halacha to fit the agenda at hand such as ordination of “Rabba”s, Bittul Kiddushin, Womens Hakofos, mixing dancing at weddings,mazel tov greeting on a gay marriage in the shul bulletin, elevating tikkun haolam drivel to be equal with halacha.
    2. I found the most intolerant people to be MO, they would not credence to an opposing view, this manifested itself in the big way during covid when the MO opinion mattered and everyone elses opionion was irrelevant.

    in reply to: Loving your spouse #2002745
    commonsaychel
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    Wow, I am so glad I started this thread, all the lamdim here pontificating on the subject explains the the high rate of older singles and the high rate of divorce in our coomunity

    in reply to: Mysterious Gemstones? #2002965
    commonsaychel
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    PT Barnum said it best, there is a gullible fool born every minute

    in reply to: Arrogance and Hyoocrisy on the left #2002756
    commonsaychel
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    @orechdin, The left is 1/2 of the Democart party in NYS not enough power to do anything by it self and even less power in the US Senate, the pressure from the left alone was not enough to do diddly, Franken was always a far left nutjob and Cuomo was taking hard left in recent years those are the left wing hypocrites.

    Being that you live in Israel English may not be your first lanaguge, so for your reference I am providing the definition of Arrogance and Hyprocisy.

    “The act or habit of arrogating, or making undue claims in an overbearing manner; that species of pride which consists in exorbitant claims of rank, dignity, estimation, or power, or which exalts the worth or importance of the person to an undue degree; proud contempt of others; lordliness; haughtiness; self-assumption; presumption.”

    “The practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs to which one’s own behavior does not conform”

    in reply to: Loving your spouse #2002400
    commonsaychel
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    Shmuly Boteach wrote books on this subject and his books are as irrelvant as the opinions on this thread

    in reply to: Downfall of Cuomo #2002061
    commonsaychel
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    BH the Chief Hypocrite on NYS is history at midnight tonight, the calls for a major kiddiush with a dvar tprah from the CR of the CR

    in reply to: My father has covid, please say tehilim #2001732
    commonsaychel
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    @Huju ” My post took license to make an important point: Tehillim are important, but so is real-world medical precaution.”

    Try davening more and worry less, it will reduce your stress level and may prevent a heart attack

    in reply to: My father has covid, please say tehilim #2001570
    commonsaychel
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    @huju what your fathers name?

    in reply to: Dvar Torah Ki Seitzei – “Learning War Tactics From The Yetzer Hora #2001569
    commonsaychel
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    “A Musmach of Yeshivas Ner Yisroel, Rabbi Avraham Bukspan has been a high-school and special education rebbe for over 30 years in South Florida. He is the author of Classics and Beyond – Parsha Pearls. Written in an innovative and modern style, it combines anthology and analysis, perfect for anyone who wants a substantive and creative thought on the Parsha.”
    He is also the Maggid of the CR

    in reply to: Is the frum “business/economic model” sustainable? #2001072
    commonsaychel
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    Reb E for CR of the CR!!, its has zero to do with Huju question / statement

    in reply to: Is the frum “business/economic model” sustainable? #2001042
    commonsaychel
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    To all the poster who are fixated with love please start a new thread this has zero to do with the topic at hand

    in reply to: Is the frum “business/economic model” sustainable? #2000992
    commonsaychel
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    Reb E, with all this focus on love you are starting to sound like Dr, Ruth

    in reply to: Trump vs. Biden #2000773
    commonsaychel
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    @jackk, “Biden is doing a great job” are you out of your mind????????????? let me know what you are drinking and I will put it away for purim

    in reply to: Is the frum “business/economic model” sustainable? #2000681
    commonsaychel
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    Reb E only the CR of the CR can write something like that, sorry but your drafted for the job no one else is capable

    in reply to: The secret to finding your beshert? #2000671
    commonsaychel
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    Just wondering why you seem fixated with finding a shidduch and working boys, just about all your topics seem to be along thoses lines

    in reply to: Is the frum “business/economic model” sustainable? #2000517
    commonsaychel
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    You covered this topic before

    Working Bochurim Shidduchim Corona

    in reply to: The Significance of Chodash Elul #2000445
    commonsaychel
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    the gabbi [mod 29] sets the rules, you were draftedfor the position

    in reply to: The Significance of Chodash Elul #2000369
    commonsaychel
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    Thank you CR of The CR

    in reply to: Democrats have Egg on their Faces #2000319
    commonsaychel
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    Saigon # 2, need we say more?

    in reply to: Is the frum “business/economic model” sustainable? #2000318
    commonsaychel
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    @ Huju,”I have every confidence that the Torah will survive as long as Hashem wants it too.”
    Great, now you can close out this thead.

    PS, you never responded to second part of my comments

    in reply to: Is the frum “business/economic model” sustainable? #2000229
    commonsaychel
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    @Huju,
    I was going to respond with my GPA in college, on second thought I am not going to even dignify with a reponse.

    The Bllack Hat / Chasidish lifestyle started with a handfull of people who survived churbon europe and is the growing by leaps and bounds and expanding in Rockland, Orange counties in NY, Ocean County NJ, Brooklyn, Florida and overseas in London Anwerp and Israel.
    New communities are starting in Staten Island, Linden, Union, Bloomingberg etc, while the MO communties are either stagnant or shrinking.

    My advice to you, you stated that your belief is minimal, we managed and thrived for over 80 years we will manage just fine in spite of your pessimistic musings, its Elul now you really need to do some serious introspection and worry about your own house instead.

    in reply to: Approach to Covid-19 #1999893
    commonsaychel
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    On the flip side of things, my friend just came back from a safari in Kenya, as soon as the plane hit 10,000 feet 3/4 of the passangers took of the masks never to be put on again during the flight, when a few mask zealots complained the flight crew laughed and said get use to it.

    in reply to: Dvar Torah Shoftim — Learning From the Ant #1999736
    commonsaychel
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    @AAQ, I prefer Meir Kahane layered approach, every Jew a .22

    in reply to: Census 2020 #1999722
    commonsaychel
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    According to the 2020 census The frum communities of Lakewood, KJ and Monsey grew from 25% to 45% with a huge power shift

    in reply to: Is the frum “business/economic model” sustainable? #1999672
    commonsaychel
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    @Huju, “Real optimists don’t daven.” Your wrong on that, I daven, do my histadlus and leave it in Hashems hands, You on the other hand are a pessimist always worried about things not effecting you.

    in reply to: Is the frum “business/economic model” sustainable? #1999568
    commonsaychel
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    @Huju ” I am, among other things, an optimist”
    So am I, therefore I daven 3x daily Boruch alaynu and on Rosh Hasona and Yom Kippur I daven Unifah Tokef, not sure about your level of belief.

    in reply to: Is the frum “business/economic model” sustainable? #1999516
    commonsaychel
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    @huju No, Yess, No and Yes
    I am not hyper focused on other peoples finances, its you who is busy with that.

    in reply to: Is the frum “business/economic model” sustainable? #1999315
    commonsaychel
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    @Huju, Being that you losing sleep worried that the Chasidim and the Black Hat yshivish wont make ends meet, here is a partial list of charidy Multi Multi Millonaire or Billionaires:

    Ruby Shroen -Yeshivish – Real Estate
    David Lichenstein -Yeshivish – Real estate
    Benzion Freshwater- Chasidish, Nephew of a Rebbeh -Real Estate
    Ellish Englander – Satmar Chasidish- Real Estate
    Shlomo Rechnitz- Yeshivish- Health Care
    Ralph Hertzka -Yeshivish- Finance
    Yosell Tabak- Chasdish- Real Estate
    Shlomo Werdiger- Gur Chosid – Clothing
    Harry Klein -Chasidish- Retail and Real Estate
    Hershal Schreiber _Chasidish- Retail
    Leizer Kestenbaum -Chasidish -Real Estate
    Barry Ziskind and Karfunkel brothers- Yeshivish_ Insurance
    Shimmy Glick- Yeshivish- Retail and Real Estate
    Ruven Dressler- Yeshivish- Clothing and Real Estate
    Hershy Freidman- Yeshivish – Plastics and Real Estate
    Chaim Shia Babad- Chasidish- Real Estate
    Ben Philipson- Chasidish- Health Care

    Just some names the came to the top of my mind, Can You match a similar list of MO people in that net worth?

    in reply to: Boycotting Companies #1999000
    commonsaychel
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    @ubiquitin
    “Similarly, there is nothing wrong with thinking past emotion and not boycotting because it isn’t logical. I dont think CS is saying everybody SHOULD boycott.”

    Actualy you are wrong this is what I wrote in my first post

    “Frankly I get sick when I see someone with a Yamuluka wearing Hugo Boss clothing, a company the used slave labor to produce Nazi uniforms, Chasidisher Yingerlate whos grandparents survived the camps proudly driving BMW, Audi, Benzs and VWs, aboslutly disgusting.”

    I think people should be more sensitive like my Rosh Hayeshiva ZTL

    in reply to: Boycotting Companies #1998918
    commonsaychel
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    @Akuperma, I don’t boycott based on where the company is based, I do so based on thier relationship with the 3rd reich, for exmple Hugo Boss was a Nazi member and his factory used forced Jewish slave labor to make Nazi uniforms, VW/ Audi/ BWM used forced Jewish labor to build trucks the brought Jews to the camps, Bayer and Audi Manufactued Zykoln B, Braun produced the electrical parts that ran the the SS Tanks,
    I explained this in such simple terms that even an intellectually challenged person can figure that out

    in reply to: Is the frum “business/economic model” sustainable? #1998911
    commonsaychel
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    @Huju, I envy you, you have no other worries in life other than this

    in reply to: Boycotting Companies #1998902
    commonsaychel
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    @Reb E I heard countless stories of Polisher Yidden who risk the lives to help Hungrian Yiddien in the camps, for example I heard from a Hungrian yid that when the train came to the camps the Kapos were not allowed to talk to the new arrivals, one whispered to him, “zug az de bist echtzin in ah scheinder” so he answered “uber ich bin zechtinz in a yeshiva bucher” and the guys told him ” de ingerisher nar, haltdich dan hol farmacht in te vos ich zug”
    He listened to him and survived the war

    in reply to: Boycotting Companies #1998706
    commonsaychel
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    @Abba S, it took me years to get to go to the blood soaked soil of Poland and at that I either slept in my car or slept in Romaina or Slovakia who were less friendly to the Nazis

    in reply to: Downfall of Cuomo #1998661
    commonsaychel
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    Crickets from the left wing of the CR

    in reply to: Is the frum “business/economic model” sustainable? #1998585
    commonsaychel
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    @huju, “I don’t think this model is sustainable”
    Opinions are like shoes, everyone has at least two and they usualy stink

    in reply to: Spirit Airlines #1998543
    commonsaychel
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    @AAQ, I dont have a flight pattern,i fly all over the US and Europe, I just happen to bring this up as a example of great customer service, Spirit would have allowed the flight to leave with a empty seat and make me wait 4 hours for my flight.

    in reply to: Downfall of Cuomo #1998523
    commonsaychel
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    Yitlu Haman al haetz

    in reply to: Boycotting Companies #1998518
    commonsaychel
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    @UJM, please provide the proof.
    @akuperman, I am not going to even dignify this with a response

    in reply to: Spirit Airlines #1998471
    commonsaychel
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    @AAQ, I was in FLL and flying to LGA on Jetblue, the incoming flight had a weather delay of over 3 hours, there was a flight the was leaving to Westchester County Airport around the same time, I asked if I can switch to HPN No problem they said and gave me a boarding pass, no extra fees, no hassle and with a smile, I found a frum man on the flight who did the same thing and we split the $60 cost of a taxi from HPN to LGA.
    Thats why I never fly Sprirt because something like that would never happen with sprirt

    in reply to: Boycotting Companies #1998472
    commonsaychel
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    @ujm thats an opinion not a proven fact

    in reply to: Boycotting Companies #1998395
    commonsaychel
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    @ujm, boycotts were used to the Nazis against the Jews way before Stephen Wise was in power.
    @a1b2C3, that was not your statement before and I stand by on what I wrote before

    in reply to: Boycotting Companies #1998358
    commonsaychel
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    @akuperma, as usual you are way off base on this, this is not what happened 1000 years ago, 500 or even 200 years ago, it was VW, BMW MB and Audi that trasported my Grandmother to the camps and my father to the Ghetto, Its was Bayer and Audi who manuafactered Zylon B that gassed their parents and siblings, it was Hugo Boss that forced Jews to sew uniforms, these were my family who were survivors, my neighbors and people who I davened with growing up.
    I am really glad that your family came North Africa and the Arab country and didnt have deal with this.


    @1a2b3c
    , I felt that way when I was your age, I grew up and IYH someday you will too

    in reply to: Boycotting Companies #1998080
    commonsaychel
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    @Reb E, Did either of your parents knowing buy products from a company that was know to have an active part in the Holocaust such as VW or Boss?

    in reply to: Boycotting Companies #1998065
    commonsaychel
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    @coffee addict and lakwhut, read up on history and see where Mir yeshiva spent two years unmolested during the war? want the answer Kobe Japan
    Lakewhut, sorry but your comment ranks pretty high up in the dumb comments catergory, these companies were not “one type of goyim that is worse for Jews” rather these firms took an active part in killing Jews, from mfg of Zyklon B by Bayer and Audi to VW trucks being used to transport yidden to the camps to Hugo Boss making the uniforms in the camps each one of these has Jewish blood on its hand.
    Let me take a wild guess you are one of these young snooks who made a few Dollars and feel compelled to drive around with a high end German car to show off

    in reply to: Boycotting Companies #1998038
    commonsaychel
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    @AAQ, who was in the Nazi concentration camps that was related to you?

    @Made Aliya, I don’t have direct finanical control of the AP wire, wereas I have direct control on buying a Audi, Bayer asprin or Hugo Boss clothing

    in reply to: Boycotting Companies #1998028
    commonsaychel
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    @AAQ, just one question, do you have any close family memebers who were in the camps or lost family members during the war?

    in reply to: Spirit Airlines #1997730
    commonsaychel
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    @AAQ, I have no clue, I am not busy “vous yinnim tit”, I also dont take responsbilty for the guy driving at 85 MPH down a county road and flips.
    PS if the airline cancels the majority of its flights for 5 consective days you know its garbage

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