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Do whatever your family minhag is, same old true for the egg at the seder
@Jackk, In your own definition, you have joined the white supremacist’s racism club.
It is a bad definition if I don’t believe in white supremacy.
Call me whatever you want, I heard enough self hate from you to last a lifetimeEric Adams is a empty suit
I never fly Spirit because they nickle and dime you to death, they have lousy customer service and the CEO openly said they have nothing bu contempt for the passangers, however I do encourage everyone to fly them, I own stock it
Airbnb
Its a fairly easy investment, live life a yid, daven with a minyan answer amin, do 100 mitzvos each day and you get prime real estate after 120
the ACAS is where I have the acturial cert, not CPCU
“until Israel completely disconnects itself from the USA , she has a voice and and opinion in how the USA deals with Israel.” BH there are 430 other normal congresspeople and 5 haters.
“Therefore, Blacks are the judges of who are racists and white supremacists. (By the way – you are included.)
Is that fair and reasonable?” please pose that question to BLM and NAACP because ipso facto that is the caseI once was apporached in Midtown by a Hispanic street preacher who asked me if I love cheesaws so I answered it depends on the cheese and depends on the sauce so he asked me again so I told it depends mozzarella goes very well with marainara, he gave up and walked away
@AAQ, FYI I hold a ACAS and a CPCU certifcation so its my job too, and I still defer to a Rabbi or Doctor.
History littered with malcontents who from the Doson and Averum to Korach to the Tzedukim to the Maskilm who said all you need to do is interpret according to your understanding and to heck with the Rabbis“Ilhan can always find other Jews and Israeli’s who agree with her when she criticizes Israel.”
Yup that is nothing new, they were called Kapos in the recent past@jackk
“Where does legitimate criticism of the Israel government end and Antisemitism begin ?”
legitimate criticism of the Israel government is the same mantra was someone saying I cant be an anti semite some of my friends are Jewish@AAQ,” I do have capacity and a degree (this is for Common, he only cares about certified opinions) to be able to process scientific literature and understand that there are a lot of unsafe things that can happen. ”
How is this for a shocker, so do I, in fact I worked for the goverment in managing crises of this nature but I am not a MD nor am I a Rabbi and I defer to both, and I know the latter is a foreign concept to you.To paraphase Judge Potter Stewart in Jacobellis V Ohio,
I know it when I see it@bored guy, bucherel, Hopefuly you will find your zivik soon, find a great Chassan teacher who will give you all the shalom bayis tips you need
@AAQ, No I think one must be a mumcher [an expert] in his line, Rabbi Dr Twerski ztl refered his shailos to poskim inspite of having simicha, try to be everything for everyone you end up being a master of none
@AAQ, A MASTER OF NONE.
stick to one area and excell in that area, I look for a competent doctor and a Rav who is a talmud chochom and dont mix the two.
I stick to my area of expertise I dont pasken or do root canal@AAQ, “Long ago, one person was invited by the Satmar Rebbe to be a doctor during a yom tov. When they had a minute to talk, he volunteered that he is not just a doctor, that he is getting a semicha soon … The response was – besser rofeh cholim mimatir asurim”
Ever heard of the expression jack of all trades master of none.
FYI I happen to a Chasidsher guy who graduated college with a 3.75 GPA, I don’t need Moster and company and the Yaffed ilk telling me how to educate my kids and Satmar Rebbe and Rosh Yeshiva of BME don’t either@Charlie Hall “That acutally isn’t true al pi halachah.”
For a guy who’s so called Rabbi ordains women I would hardly take anything you say at face value when you say its not al pi halachah.
Anyway what happened to dina demalchosa that you always quote@AAQ, I dont live in Lakewood I was there on Thursday at a party hosted by my uncle and stayed till Friday morning, my uncle asked his daas torah exact wording I dont know or care. What I do know is what i saw not from Rabbi Google.
“And you are continue confusing me – so public pronouncements by Roshei Yeshivot are not of interest to anyone? Nobody follows Roshei Yeshivot but instead ask their own Rav? Do Roshei Yeshivot not have students? I am very confused by your claims.”
This is exactly what I am trying to get across to you, the greater Lakewood area has changed drasticly over the past 20 years to the point that the majority of Greater Lakewood is no longer affilated with BME, proof and point is well over half the 300 minyanim in greater Lakewood do not daven nusach ashkanaz, that not a point of disrepect its just they get the hadracha from a different source, [and not Rabbi Google either] all of Lakewood unites when it comes to where they have common ground for example the goverment trying to ram parameters of secular education down the throats of the yeshivas etc. Reb Malkiel Kotler Shilta and Satmar Rebbe Shilta sat side by side.@AAQ, “Syag, Common, I am trying to learn from people here how they use daas Torah, and so far, I am coming empty-handed. I may have missed some posts, but I did not see anyone confirming that they personally asked a shaila and what kind of an answer they got.”
The concept of asking daas torah is deferring to someone who has a better grasp of halacha and you following the ruling even if it goes your strong held feelings, something that is very much an foreign concept for you, [for example if the Rabbi would have told same a statement to have a huge party you would have been all over them] you only believe in daas torah when it fits your agenda.
Btw the normal purim was celebrated by the broad spectrum of Lakewood not just a few Brooklyn transplants. As to your question of how people in Lakewood knew how celebrate purim, unlike you they dont consult Rabbi Google, they either have a person converation with the Rav, follow signs in shuls, or get instuctions from the local mosdos.
FYI Satmar has been in Lakwood for over 50 years, not recent transplants@Ens, interesting not a word from you when a Democrat is exposed as a hypocrite
@AAQ, first of all what are “youngeles” never heard of the word.
Second I doubt you ever stepped foot in Lakewood and for sure not in the past 20 years, Lakewood has grown from a small community centered around the yeshiva to a sprawling and growing community covering Dover, Brick, Tom River, Manchester, Jackson, Howell, There are over 300 shuls in the greater Lakewood area ranging from Satmar to Edut Mitzrach and the Rabbis of each have differnce of opinions on a wide variety of matters. FYI one of the busiest shuls in Lakewood happen to be Satmar where the mask enforement is pretty lax.
PS I find it ironic that you, who always knocks daas torah and moreh derech and doing your own thing when it come to halacha is all of a sudden so concerned about daas torah@Yserbius, if you believe every rumor /conspiracy theory you heard then the UFOs landed in New Mexico, Covid was made up with the Chinese and Mossad and UN is a grand plan to rule the world.
If the only proof that you can offer up is that a newspaper in Lakewood use to print obituaries and then stopped is very very very lame, I dont live in Lakewood so I dont even read it, I can tell you that the Yated and Hamodia that is the main source of print media in the Charadi community prints obituaries in every edition.
I have always said if your going to make a statement you should back it up with facts, as to my personal opnion in regards to Covid, there were multiple expert opinions out there, I follow my doctors advice when it can to medical iisues and my Ravs advice when it came to halacha.@Bored Guy, the best solution for you is to get a job or a life and stop trolling.
This is your old post.
“every time I go out I feel like the girl is not for me. I feel its unfair that I have to have a shadchon decide who I should go out with, when they are so off the mark so often. they obliviously have no idea what I want. and I feel like its an endless circle. is there a new system that could work , where I don’t need someone else to decide who I should marry?”@ari the teretz is that its bain hazanim and the bucherim are bored
@Yserbius, do you have any proof of your insane statement? it has to be factual because a MD signs a death certificate and no one is going to risk signing a false cause of death, same with hospitals they report all Covid cases.
I am going to be dan lekav sechus and assume since its Adar you are still ad de lo yodah@AAQ, how about I was in Lakewood and saw it first hand the purim went on as normal and it had zero to do with the ederly getting vacinated Lakewod is a very young town I dont need Google to tell me facts because I was there, oh wait a minute you said you don’t suscripe to the consept of daas torah, why the change all of a sudden?
@AAQ, because it was a NORMAL purim, ie groups, parties large migilla reading etc.etc., the only masks I saw were kids costume masks, I was there so I know, sorry chicken little the sky is not falling
@Reb E how do you reconcile the facts listed above of a very pro Jewish Pro Frum DOJ with your perception that Trump encouraged anti-Semitism other then the lame statement that nationalist stormed that Capitol?
PS there were a few Yidden in the crowd in the Capitol as wellReb E, please deal with reality, for frum people the DOJ under Trump was the most frum friendly ever.
For religious assemblies, both small and large, having a place to gather for worship and carry out other religious activities is fundamental.
The land use provisions of the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA), enacted in 2000, are designed to protect the basic right to buy, rent, and use land for worship and religious exercise.
On June 13, 2018, the Attorney General announced the Place to Worship Initiative. The goal of the Initiative is to increase enforcement and public awareness of the land use provisions of RLUIPA. These provisions protect places of worship and other religious uses of property (including religious schools and religious social service providers) in the zoning and landmarking process from actions by local governments that:
Place unjustifiable burdens on religious exercise;
Treat religious assemblies and institutions worse than nonreligious assemblies and institutions;
Discriminate against religious assemblies or institutions based on religion or religious denomination; or
Totally or unreasonably exclude religious assemblies and institutions from a particular municipality or county.
The Initiative seeks to increase the Department’s enforcement of RLUIPA, and educate religious leaders, county and municipal officials, and the general public about RLUIPA.Edited
@ Reb E the DOJ under Trump fought anti religion discrimination that affected frum people, we dont need lip service saying don’t hate Jews we need action to help us do not expect any help from DOJ for the next four years. here is the list of the fight against the anti religions under Trump:
(October 2020)Vermont’s Barring Parochial Student from College Course Program Violates Constitution, Department of Justice Argues
Federal Court Orders District of Columbia to Permit Church’s Outdoor Worship Service
San Francisco Changes “One Congregant” Rule for Places of Worship After DOJ Calls it Unconstitutional
Justice Department Settles Suit Over Borough’s Denial of Permit to Orthodox Worship Center
Justice Department Files Brief in Indiana Supreme Court Supporting Catholic Archdiocese’s First Amendment Rights in Former High School Teacher’s Lawsuit
Focus on Religious Hate CrimesVolume 87 (July 2020)
Justice Department Continues Efforts to Protect Worship From Unequal Treatment in COVID-19 Restrictions
Supreme Court Hands Downs Three Victories for Free Exercise of Religion at End of Term
RLUIPA Suit Filed Against Stafford County, Virginia, Over Blocking of Islamic Cemetery
Suit by Muslim Prisoners Seeking Religious Accommodation Should Proceed, Brief ArguesVolume 86 (May 2020)
Justice Department Sends Letter to California Governor Calling for Equal Treatment of Religious Gatherings
Justice Department Files Suit Against Jackson, New Jersey Alleging Zoning Code Used to Keep Out Orthodox Jewish Schools and Residents
North Lauderdale, Florida Changes Zoning Code to Equalize Treatment of Places of Worship
Missouri Man Indicted for Hate Crime and Arson Charges
Rastafarian Prisoner Released From Solitary Confinement After Justice Department Files Brief Supporting Religious Liberty ClaimVolume 85 (March 2020)
United States Files Brief Supporting Muslim Prisoner’s Religious Liberty Claim
Department of Justice Files Statement of Interest Supporting Photographer’s Free Speech Claim
United States Suit Alleges Nebraska Village Improperly Blocked Church
Louisiana Man Pleads Guilty to Burning Three Baptist Churches
DOJ Closes Investigation After Virginia Retirement Community Permits Religious Speech in Common AreasVolume 84 (January 2020)
United States Urges U.S. Supreme Court to Overturn “Blaine Amendments”
Department of Education Issues Updated Guidance on Constitutionally Protected Prayer in the Public Schools
United States Files Statement of Interest in Georgia Hindu Temple Case
United States Intervenes in Maryland Church Zoning Dispute to Defend Constitutionality of RLUIPA
New York Man Charged With Federal Hate Crimes for Machete Attack at Rabbi’s Home
United States Urges Supreme Court to Revisit Standard for Accommodating Employees’ Religious PracticesVolume 83 (November 2019)
United States Files Brief Explaining That Maryland Improperly Excluded Christian School from Scholarship Program
Colorado Man Charged with Federal Hate Crime for Plotting to Blow Up Synagogue
DOJ Closes Investigation After Wisconsin City Equalizes Treatment of Places of Worship
United States Files Brief in Buddhist Meditation Center Appeal
Justice Department Files Brief in Maine School Choice Appeal
DOJ Reaches Agreement With Virginia Department of Corrections Over Religious Practice PoliciesVolume 82 (September 2019)
Justice Department Asks Indiana Court to Dismiss Former Teacher’s Suit Against Archdiocese
White House Symposium Addresses Security Issues for Places of Worship
DOJ Files Supreme Court Brief in Montana Scholarship Case
Justice Department Files Suit Alleging RLUIPA Violation in Denial of Islamic Center
Ohio Man Sentenced to 30 Months in Anti-Jewish AssaultVolume 81 (June 2019)
Louisiana Man Charged with Federal Hate Crimes for Setting Fire to Three Churches
Place to Worship Initiative Looks Back at First Year
Department of Justice Files Statement of Interest in Maine School Choice Case
Chelan County, Washington Amends Zoning Code to Treat Places of Worship and Secular Assemblies Equally
Oregon Man Sentenced to 15 Months in Federal Prison for Threats to Eugene Church
Court Allows Church’s RLUIPA Equal Terms Case To Move ForwardVolume 80 (May 2019)
California Man Charged With Federal Hate Crimes for Poway Synagogue Shooting, Mosque Arson
Vermont Improperly Barred Parochial Students From College Course Program, United States Brief Argues
Pryor Creek, Oklahoma Amends Zoning Code to Equalize Treatment of Places of Worship
Office of Personnel Management Finalizes Religious Comp Time Rule
Settlement Reached in Islamic Cemetery DisputeVolume 79 (April 2019)
Court Orders Village to Allow Church to Meet in Commercial District
Justice Department Files Statement of Interest Supporting Native American Land Use Case
Justice Department Files Statement of Interest in Michigan Church Zoning Case
Court Dismisses Claim After Town Civic Center Guarantees Churches Equal Access
Wisconsin Man Sentenced for Threatening Jewish Community CenterVolume 78 (February 2019)
Federal Court Agrees That University’s De-registering of Christian Student Group Violated the First Amendment
Court of Appeals Rules That Baltimore Church’s RLUIPA Claim May Proceed
Long Beach Changes Zoning Code to Equalize Treatment of Places of Worship
Update on Religious Hate Crimes
Court Agrees With United States that Mosque’s RLUIPA Claim Should ProceedVolume 77 (December 2018)
Florida City Amends Zoning Code to Treat Places of Worship Equally With Nonreligious Assemblies
DOJ Files Brief Supporting Church’s Right to Rent Space at Community Center
Focus on Religious Hate Crimes
25th Anniversary of RFRA Commemorated
Department Closes Investigation After New Jersey Township Approves Church Expansion
DOJ Closes RLUIPA Investigation After Chicago Reaches Parking Agreement With Church
Department Provides Technical Assistance on Religious Accommodation at County Detention Facility, Concludes InvestigationVolume 76 (September 2018)
Federal Court Adopts DOJ’s Analysis, Allows Church’s RLUIPA Claim to Proceed to Trial
Attorney General Announces Creation of Religious Liberty Task Force at DOJ Summit
Department Closes Investigation in Response to Florida City Equalizing Treatment of Religious and Nonreligious Land Uses
DOJ Files Statement of Interest Supporting Hindu Association’s RLUIPA Suit
Town Allows Land Sale to Church, Amends Ordinance, After DOJ Investigation
Update on Religious Hate CrimesVolume 75 (June 2018)
Department of Justice Announces Place to Worship Initiative
Department Files Suit Over Zoning Denial of New Jersey Synagogue Construction
Supreme Court Rules that Colorado Civil Rights Commission Violated Free Exercise Rights of Christian Baker Who Refused to Bake Cake for Same-Sex Wedding
Department Files Brief Supporting Church’s Expansion Efforts
Three Men Convicted for Plotting to Bomb Somali Muslim Apartment and Mosque in Kansas
RLUIPA Investigation Closed after Corrections Department Modifies Policy Regarding Native American Religious CeremoniesVolume 74 (March 2018)
Acting Assistant Attorney General John Gore Addresses Hate Crimes at Capitol Hill Event
Requiring Clergy Letter for Religious Accommodation Violated Title VII, Suit Alleges
Indictment in Jewish Community Center Threats
Tampa, Florida Man Pleads Guilty to Threatening to Burn Down Home Being Purchased by Muslim Family
Justice Department Releases Religious Liberty Section For U.S. Attorneys’ ManualVolume 73 (January 2018)
President, Attorney General, Recognize Religious Freedom Day
Department of Justice Files Amicus Brief in Montana School Choice Case
Florida Man Sentenced in Islamic Center Threat Case
Justice Department Defends Archdiocese of Washington’s Religious LibertyVolume 72 (October 2017)
City Amends Code to Treat Houses of Worship Equally With Other Places of Assembly
Florida Man Pleads Guilty to Obstructing Free Exercise of Religion
Attorney General Issues Guidance On Federal Law Protections for Religious Liberty
Department of Justice Files Brief in Defense of Campus Free Speech
Tennessee Men Charged in Mosque VandalismVolume 71 (September 2017)
Acting Assistant Attorney General Highlights Prosecution of Hate Crimes in Address at Virginia Mosque
Civil Rights Division Marks 60th Anniversary
Department of Justice Tells Supreme Court that First Amendment Forbids Compelling Baker to Violate Conscience
United States Resolves Suit Against Pennsylvania Township Over Denial of Approval for Mosque
Sewage Regulation is Land Use Regulation Under RLUIPA
Florida Man Pleads Guilty to Federal Hate Crime and WMD Charge for Attempted Attack on SynagogueVolume 70 (May 2017)
Arson Awareness Week Focuses on House of Worship Arson
Senate Judiciary Committee Holds Hearing on Religious Hate Crimes
Man Charged for Threatening Jewish Community Centers
RLUIPA Applies to Sewage Permit Denial that Prevented Use of Property as House of WorshipVolume 69 (March 2017)
Justice Department and City Resolve RLUIPA Suit Over Mosque Denial
Justice Department Closes Investigation After Zoning Change Allows Church to Move Into New Facility
Indictment in Catholic Church Arson
Focus on Anti-Muslim Hate CrimesVolume 68 (December 2016)
DOJ Sends Letter to U.S. Mayors Highlighting RLUIPA
Focus on Religion-Based Violence and Attacks on Places of Worship
Consent Order Resolves Suit Over New York Church’s Efforts to Locate in Commercial District
Department of Justice Files Three RLUIPA Land-Use Cases Involving Mosques
Consent Order Resolves Michigan Religious School LawsuitVolume 67 (August 2016)
Justice Department Issues Report on Religion Roundtable Series
Justice Department Issues Report on RLUIPA
Justice Department Files RLUIPA Suit Against Pennsylvania Township that Denied Zoning Approval for Mosque
Appeals Court Rules Florida Prisons Must Provide Kosher Meals
Florida Man Charged with Civil Rights Violations for Synagogue Bombing AttemptVolume 66 (May 2016)
Jury Finds Twin Towns on Arizona Utah Border Discriminated Based on Religion in Housing and Policing Practices
Man Pleads Guilty to Forcibly Removing Muslim Woman’s Headscarf on Plane
Guilty Plea in Case Related to Mother Emanuel AME Church shooting
Trial Court Properly Required Prison to Accommodate Religious Beard and Prayer Cap, Appeals Court Rules
Kosher Meal Should be Available to Muslim Inmate, United States Argues
U.S. Attorneys Hold Events Around Country on Countering Backlash Against Muslim, Arab, Sikh, and South Asian CommunitiesVolume 65 (February 2016)
Florida Man Pleads Guilty to Threat to Firebomb Mosques
Civil Rights Division Closes Investigation After City Allows Churches in Commercial Zones
Florida City Removes Special Development Standards for Places of Worship; Department of Justice Closes Investigation
Department of Justice to Sponsor Roundtables on Religious Discrimination and Religious Hate Crimes
Civil Rights Division Participates in Workshop in Spain on Religious DiscriminationNo spike in chutz either, numbers are dropping inspite of Chicken Little saying the sky is falling, very normal purim in Monsey, BP, Flatbush, Lakewood, Monroe
@lakewut, yes he will, he will close the new division of civil right against religion leaving frum people high and dry
How many user names do u have?
No he wants real responses not someone who just calls he a troll and nothing more
@Jackk, “He has had many more public activities dealing with domestic issues such as International Women’s Day, anniversary of Bloody Sunday, Passing the American Rescue Plan , Supporting workers in Alabama voting to unionize”
Yup a list of very earth shattering item the world almost came to an end without those items on that listCoffee, it lake a lot more then a bored bucher trolling on his parents computer to get me annoyed, i am just calling the shots the way the are, it is very rare that I agree with the left of center CR commenters such as Charlie Hall, Huju, Reb E, AAQ, Amil Etc. But at least they are adult making a well thought out points that I disagree with, not some bored teen trolling for attention
a TROLL is a TROLL is a TROLLL
How about using 1 user names instead of 4, and stop posting immature content
“weiered,” please spend your bein hazanim learning basic English instead of posting stupid comments under various user names
@meir g, the shrinkage is mostly in the smaller and nominally affiliated mosdos such as Krasna, Spinka, Boyan, Stolin, Muncatch etc. those are the yeshivas with the big losses because most who send there are not really affiliated with the mosdos.
Even in Staten Island Gur, Belz and Bobov have opened botay medroshim.
I am talking fact from the insideI know its bein hazamin by the number of trollish comments
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