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  • in reply to: The Killing of Nahal Haredi Soldiers and the Anti Draft Protests #1653884
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    Also, they’re dafting yeshiva bochurim.

    in reply to: The Killing of Nahal Haredi Soldiers and the Anti Draft Protests #1653876
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    Daas: the US doesnt have active draft laws.

    Exactly. It’s kind of silly to say how Israel is the only country which makes an exception to the draft when other countries don’t have a draft to begin with.

    Durikg vietnam, if you were not in Yeshivish, you were drafted

    Don’t you think most frum people did whatever they could to avoid going to the army?

    in reply to: Electronic Shaimos #1653855
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    I’ve never heard of wrapping a CD or tape before discarding it. I suppose a memory card would be the same, but since none contain actual letters and words, I’ve never heard that they can’t be disposed of normally. They’re not shaimos. Are they being considered as tashmishei mitzvah, such as wood from a sukkah or worn out tzitzis? Interesting.

    As far as erasing Hashem’s name from a typical screen, most poskim have said it’s not a problem, and I understand that the reason is because the screen is constantly refreshing. In other words, it flashing on and off very quickly (too fast for our eyes to perceive) so when you turn it off, you’re not actually erasing it, you’re causing it to not flash back on.

    Some screens (such as Kindle Paperwhite I believe) use what’s called e-ink, and turning a page or turning it off does actually erase.

    I believe R’ Dovid Feinstein said these would be a problem if there’s Hashem’s name on it.

    There was a problematic electronic “seforim library” device made with this technology. I don’t know if it’s still made.

    in reply to: The Killing of Nahal Haredi Soldiers and the Anti Draft Protests #1653847
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    No other country does that.

    I’m pretty sure the US isn’t drafting yeshiva bochurim.

    in reply to: The Killing of Nahal Haredi Soldiers and the Anti Draft Protests #1653846
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    it is a holy place

    You’re mamash off your rocker

    in reply to: The Killing of Nahal Haredi Soldiers and the Anti Draft Protests #1653806
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    I don’t know what you’re talking about. Of course they need to follow halacha.

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1653793
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    https://www.theyeshivaworld.com/news/general/1652356/big-carma-a-bunch-of-liars-and-ganavim.html

    By Y Hofmann for 5tjt.com

    The people against vaccinations and I appreciate that you have given equal-time with those who claim that vaccinations work. I am also an anti-braker and I think that you should give us equal time as well.

    Essentially, there is a huge group called Big Carma. These are the car-manufacturers that claim that we should be changing our brake pads every two to three years. This is a big lie designed by Big Carma in order to make money. Do not believe Big Carma. Their recommendations are all lies Brake pads should never be changed because changed brake pads kill people.

    Big Carma tells the world that there are warning signs to watch out for – when supposedly the brake pads are going.

    Longer stopping distances
    Low brake fluid—your brakes are worn out or you have a leak
    Excessive brake pedal travel, with the pedal going almost to the floor before brakes engage
    Brake pedal feels “soft” or “spongy” underfoot
    Vehicle pulls to one side while braking
    Pulsation or vibration through brake pedal or steering wheel while braking
    Tendency for one or more wheels to lock up and skid while braking
    Groaning, screeching, squealing, or grinding sound while braking
    These are all lies. We all grew up with cars that had longer stopping distance. It is part of life no different than getting the measles. Most cars that are 3 years old or more that are in accidents had gotten their brake pads changed. Changing brake pads kill people. They cause accidents.

    HUNDREDS OF CASES

    There are hundreds of cases, if not thousands of cases, where people had gotten their brake pads changed, and within 6 to 12 months they got into an accident. Big Carma will dismiss this as anecdotal.

    There is also a study that says:

    The older a car is, the more likely its driver will die in a crash, says a research paper from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Older cars have had their brake pads changed more times.

    It turns out that a driver of a car 18 or more years old is 71 percent more likely to die in a bad crash than the driver of a car three years old or newer. A car 18 years or more is likely to have changed the braked bads at least five times.

    The study showed that the risk to a driver in a vehicle 8 to 11 years old, for example, is 19 percent worse, and driving one 4 to 7 years old is 10 percent worse, than for drivers in those semi-new, 0-to-3-year-old cars.

    Big Carma will tell you that there is no linkage between brake pad changes and accidents. They will say that older cars naturally are more dangerous. But we know the truth.

    Anyone who doubts this article can read the study at the following website: https://crashstats.nhtsa.dot.gov/Api/Public/ViewPublication/811825

    So don’t listen to your mechanic and don’t listen to Big Carma. Your mechanic is just as much a liar as those pediatricians that tell us to vaccinate our children. Big Carma is just as bad as the Center for Disease Control. They are all lying in this vast conspiracy to make money.

    CHANGING OIL IS BAD FOR THE ENGINE

    Oh and also there is another thing. Changing the oil in your engine kills the engine. Oil changes are also a big scam, by Big Carma. In fact, Big Pharma and Big Carma are all the same.

    Believe us. We know what we are talking about much more than GM, or the CDC. We have studied all of this. The statistics are bogus.

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1653790
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    My point is the same as DY’s (though he is doing at better job at being succinct)

    I think I just have less patience.

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1653789
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    Less vaccines = Less Autism.

    You contradict yourself. You dismiss a study which shows that another vaccine doesn’t change the rate of autism because the less vaccinated subjects weren’t completely unvaccinated.

    in reply to: The world is in a state of Geula- and don’t misunderstand us! #1653670
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    We do Mitzvos because we are commanded to do so

    That’s not what they’re saying.

    in reply to: The world is in a state of Geula- and don’t misunderstand us! #1653603
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    I’m not sure why anyone thinks otherwise.

    Because there are thousands of Lubavichers telling everyone to do mitzvos to bring Moshiach.

    There’s representation on this very thread as well.

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1653586
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    Other Countries give Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay LESS Vaccines the n USA, so Less Damage!

    You’re contradicting yourself again. You disregarded studies which show that MMR added to other vaccines doesn’t cause autism because you didn’t consider more vaccines important. Now you’re saying they do cause more damage.

    Make up your mind.

    in reply to: Happy Cranniversary! #1653464
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    Were you wearing the same pajamas?

    in reply to: Happy Cranniversary! #1653441
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    I think it got messed up when the site was converted.

    It used to be monastery world?

    in reply to: Pointless conversations #1653130
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    But I dont understand why people care, so others are (obviously) enjoying themselves with a silly conversation, what is it to you?

    You have your fun going in circles about first responders and vaccines, and they have their fun complaining about you going in circles. They’re obviously enjoying themselves. I don’t understand why you care. What is it to you?

    in reply to: The world is in a state of Geula- and don’t misunderstand us! #1652806
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    In the interest of intellectual honesty, I’d like to point out the before Gimmel Tammuz, it was very Poshut to any Lubavitcher that Moshiach must come from the living. No one had ever come up with these diyukim of “it says Nehrag, not meis”. After Gimmel Tammuz however, many now realized that they had a problem reconciling their beliefs with the unfortunate reality. So there were two approaches, one was “true, Moshiach must be alive, but the Rebbe simply never was Nistalek, he’s still alive in a Guf Gashmi”, the other approach is that of course, the Rebbe passed away, however, Moshiach could be Min HaMeisim. While the second one is obviously less delusional, nobody would have ever thought that way before Gimmel Tammuz.

    Just curious why the obvious third choice, that he’s not Moshiach, is so uncommon.

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1652736
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    No.

    Then your analogy falls flat on its face.

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1652703
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    You don’t do 3-a-pack-smoker vs 4-a-pack smoker if you want to see if smoking causes cancer.

    Do all vaccines contain the same ingredients?

    in reply to: The Killing of Nahal Haredi Soldiers and the Anti Draft Protests #1652044
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    NCB, you misread Mantou’s post. He referred to the gedoim joker, as in from a deck of cards. 🃏

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1651924
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    If I claim that a bagel isn’t a vegetable am I saying I don’t consider it food?

    Good analogy

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1651923
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    But your argument will be used to OUTLAW Bris Milah and Torah Education.

    Your ridiculous arguments will convince the government that people aren’t competent to make health care decisions.

    in reply to: The world is in a state of Geula- and don’t misunderstand us! #1651875
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    All we’re saying is that these three “wants” are connected.

    No, that’s not all you’re saying. You’re saying we’re supposed to do mitzvos with the intention and purpose of bringing Moshiach.

    in reply to: The world is in a state of Geula- and don’t misunderstand us! #1651407
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    The example isn’t the point. I’m being hypothetical.

    in reply to: The world is in a state of Geula- and don’t misunderstand us! #1651390
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    Laskern, what if I knew that performing a certain mitzvah would delay the arrival of Moshiach?

    in reply to: The world is in a state of Geula- and don’t misunderstand us! #1651375
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    Can you explain to me what they are saying?

    I think they’re saying that doing mitzvos for the purpose of bringing Moshiach, meaning with that primary intention and goal, is a stirah to doing mitzvos with the intention and goal of following Hashem’s command.

    Not that they aren’t both His ratzon, just that our motive for doing mitzvos is to fulfill the specific ratzon that we perform those mitzvos, not the ratzon that the geulah arrives (although it might in fact hasten it).

    in reply to: The world is in a state of Geula- and don’t misunderstand us! #1651346
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    how you guys come to the conclusion that Moshiach and Hashems rotzion are a stirah.

    Nobody said it was a stirah.

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1650032
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    If you repeat enough times, it magically becomes TRUE!

    Oh, the irony

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1650029
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    1200 studies, revealing the research that the vaccine industry does not want you to know!

    How many have you read?

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1650026
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    1. Increased risk of Developmental neurologic IMPAIRMENT after high exposure to THIMEROSAL containing VACCINE in first month of life.

    “because of its observational design, this study is subject to several biases, including the inability to link specific patients to vaccination records, the population estimation method of measuring ethylmercury exposure, and the inability to assess vaccination avoidance. Additionally, numerous other studies by these authors—in which they claim an association between thimerosal and autism—have been rejected on the basis of flawed study designs.”

    Debunked.

    You liar.

    (The rest as well)

    in reply to: Trump will not be re-elected. Sorry #1649882
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    At this point, you’d have the say the odds of him being reelected are higher than were the odds of him being elected in the first place.

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1649879
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    Both 90% and 8% could be valid sample sizes

    Is sample size a number or a percentage? Shouldn’t percentages be irrelevant?

    If I start with 1 million subjects, but need to remove 95% for whatever reason, wouldn’t I still have a sample size of 50 thousand?

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1649874
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    It depends. In meno’s example, we’re saying that the 90% is an accurate representation of the full group. In the jama case we’re saying that 8% is an accurate representation of the full group.

    It depends on what? Numbers? Percentages? Whether the evidence supports your beliefs or not?

    in reply to: Question about the new yeshiva laws #1649823
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    He’s also wrong about the textbooks. The yeshivos use textbooks, just not for the number of hours required by the new regulations.

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1649813
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    Then there’s no such thing as evidence.

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1649775
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    If it had been a “random few” as in Meno’s example, perhaps that would be a different story.

    Perhaps? Why only perhaps?

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1649766
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    Are you saying that 8500 isn’t enough?

    Or are you saying that you can’t study people who didn’t receive MMR vaccinez to determine if MMR might be a cause of autism?

    I don’t know about the former; I assume that’s enough, but I’m not a statistician.

    The latter is of course ridiculous.

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1649728
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    Because it is IRRELEVANT to the Question:

    Of course it’s relevant because the despite the claim of 157, there’s not a single one that actually legitimately shows a link.

    You’re afraid to post one because you know whichever you pick will be debunked.

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1649736
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    This is more of a taunt than a legitimate objection.

    It’s an exaggeration, not a taunt. Respond to the point, please.

    At what point do you admit that you have more than enough and randomly removing a few will not make the results inaccurate?

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1649713
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    In my view at this point in time, the only justification of removing anyone is if they weren’t subject to the initial risk.

    Then in your view no study can ever be reliable unless every single human being on the planet is included.

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1649712
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    MY name is Not Heath!

    And doomsday isn’t doomskup.

    in reply to: Is the MO community concerned with SED? Why the silence? #1649710
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    It’s very disturbing that people, in an eis tzarah, want to bash other Yidden instead of coming together.

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1649702
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    I have shown there are 100+ Studies Linking Vaccines to Autism –

    Yet, you refuse to name a single one.

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1649697
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    NO! I do NOT believe every study published by Real Scientists and Medical Doctors. I have posted the
    FRAUD committed by Research Studies.

    Of course not every one, only the ones you want to.

    You know, the ones supported by crackpots who think everything is a huge conspiracy theory.

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1649669
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    DY -“Health (AKA ubiquitin)”

    I posted many times – I don’t post on any other SN!

    Heath (AKA doomsday), why should I believe you?

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1649660
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    Meno: So if I were to start a blog, and on that blog write 1001 articles full of unscientific bogus studies claiming that autism was created by aliens from Jupiter, and then post here that there are over 1000 articles online linking autism to aliens, Doomsday wouldn’t have any problem with that?

    Doomsday: If those studies were by real PHd Research SCIENTISTS and MEDICAL DOCTORS, I would be OK with that.

    If a couple of “real PHd Research SCIENTISTS and MEDICAL DOCTORS” would say autism was created by aliens from Jupiter, and the vast majority of scientists said it wasn’t, doomsday would believe the crackpots.

    I think that says all you need to know about doomsday’s relationship with sensibility.

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1649647
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    If Vaccines are so Wonderful, Why does the Vaccine Industry need the GOVERNMENT to FORCE Vaccines
    on Everybody?

    Because of illogical people like you.

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1649639
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    Health (AKA ubiquitin) – what do you hope to gain by making fun of someone’s username and baselessly claiming that they’re sockpuppeting?

    in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.👨‍🔬💉🚫 #1649634
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    Yserbius, YOUR Article “About those RESEARCH PAPERS supporting the Vaccine/Autism Link”
    AGREES with Doomsday that there ARE Research Papers supporting a Link between Vaccines and Autism!

    The vast majority of them aren’t even about autism and vaccines (the anti vaxxers, including doomsday, LIED about the subject matter).

    The few that actually are about vaccines and autism all had serious flaws, such as confusing correlation with causation (which anti-vaxxers do regarding autism but don’t seem to have this issue with the drop in diseases correlating with use of vaccines), using a tiny sample size, misanalyzing data, etc.

    If this article supports you, doomsday, then I guess you’re a pro-vaxxer.

    in reply to: Is the MO community concerned with SED? Why the silence? #1649575
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    This is a gezeira against all frum schools (particularly boys’ yeshivas). It’s very inappropriate for you to be inserting partisan anti-chassidic politics into this.

    in reply to: Is the MO community concerned with SED? Why the silence? #1649369
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
    Participant

    If private schools don’t offer enough time studying secular subjects

    Who defines “enough”?

    Why is more success than public schools not good enough to get less than 10% of the funding per student than the public schools get?

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