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  • in reply to: Shelo Asani Isha #2038103
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    As is well known, some of the popular frum singers have made albums that include a song “shelo asani goy”. Very nice. But why have none of them included a song shelo asani isha?

    Why make a song which only applies to half of the population when you can make one which applies to everyone?

    If you were truly curious, rather than trying to offend, you would have asked about שלא עשני עבד as well.

    in reply to: Shelo Asani Isha #2038101
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    Ultimately, the consensus was that it would be better off for man to not be born and have to contend with the challenges of this world.

    Not better, ch”v. Easier.

    Nevertheless, good pshat.

    in reply to: Allowing Racist posts on this board #2035360
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    “Ashkenazic” is not a race.

    Ok, fine. So you’re stam a soneh Yisrael and a ba’al machlokes.

    in reply to: Allowing Racist posts on this board #2035356
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    And, yes, there are probably more important things to talk about in 2021 than the CR poster Yabia Omer.

    in reply to: Allowing Racist posts on this board #2035339
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    “Who said that Y.O. is even Sephardic??”

    You did! 🙄🙄🙄

    Good catch. Here, though, he said he isn’t.

    Who is Rav Shlomo Kanievsky? Is he being groomed to be the next Godol HaDor?

    in reply to: I have COVID #2035324
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    More contagious and more lethal. Like the delta variant.

    Is Delta inherently more lethal, or only more lethal because it’s more contagious?

    in reply to: I have COVID #2035322
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    Vaccines have little to No effect.

    We don’t know that yet.

    Oh I know, everyone Cower in their Houses.
    How about Okaying Ivermectin?!?
    Naw, it’s too Cheap and the Pharmaceutical companies can’t make Billions!

    Also, it doesn’t work.

    Other cheap repurposed drugs do work, so why are you pushing Ivermectin? If you have worms, by all means take Ivermectin, but otherwise it’s likely useless and potentially harmful.

    in reply to: Should Lace Shaitels be Allowed? #2035276
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    Pray tell, what do you consider important for jews to be discussing in 2021?

    The inferiority of Ashkenazim.

    in reply to: Should Lace Shaitels be Allowed? #2035275
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    Pretty much all wigs come from India

    No, the pretty ones come from Europe. The Indian wigs are ugly.

    Anyhow, you didn’t answer my question. If need be, we can avoid the A”Z issue by having the girls grow their own hair long and them to make shaitels.

    in reply to: Should Lace Shaitels be Allowed? #2035274
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    I am going to write what a multitude of rabbis (European, no less) mentioned as being important communal needs in their writings:
    The poor, the sick, widows, burial needs, etc.

    You don’t think marrying off bnos Yisrael is also important?

    in reply to: Should Lace Shaitels be Allowed? #2034915
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    I think only women should be posting here as men shouldn’t have a say as to what is and what isn’t tzniyus as long as it’s within Shulchan Aruch bounds.

    This isn’t about tznius. I’m talking about unmarried (but hopefully with this proposal, soon to married) girls.

    Strange how all this time, I took you for a man.

    in reply to: Caterer charging an extra “chanukkah fee” of $400 for our simcha. #2034888
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    I think halacha allows that as long as you are aware of the pricing. If you were to come in without doing market research and he would add the price without explaining, this would be wrong and you could demand it back if overcharge was more than 1/6 (20 percent of normal price)

    There no ona’ah on real estate, and that’s what a room rental is.

    Might be a poor business decision if it annoys the customers too much, but I don’t otherwise see a problem with it.

    in reply to: Should Lace Shaitels be Allowed? #2034854
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    Lace sheitels are what Jews should be concerned about in 2021?

    Yes, but not as concerned as about what random people post on the CR. That’s an even bigger crisis in 2021.

    in reply to: Should Lace Shaitels be Allowed? #2034855
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    The Chasidim figured out the solution. Copy their shidduch system.

    They don’t allow lace shaitels, so they’re you go..

    Finally someone actually answered my question! Shkoyach.

    Anyone else with an actual answer please, instead of all the leitzonus?

    in reply to: Should Lace Shaitels be Allowed? #2034846
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    I’m certain the solution to your non-existent crisis is to create more stress.

    So you agree with me! (And you’re probably kidding when you say non-existent).

    in reply to: Trump 2024? #2030860
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    If the Rosh Yeshivos said to vote for Biden, would you still vote for Trump or sit the election out?

    I would pose the same question to you, about Trump.

    in reply to: I have COVID #2030647
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    if you have already caught Covid is there any benefit to vaccinate afterwards?

    Yes, many people have gotten Covid a second time, but it is very rare for someone who had Covid, then got vaccinated, to get Covid again.

    Whether it’s worth it is a different question; I think the opinions are divided on that.

    in reply to: I have COVID #2030645
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    I personally do not know anyone who was injured from them

    In general, if someone is hurt by the antibodies infusion, it will be chalked up to the Covid, so you would rarely know.

    In fact, the immune response is similar to that of a vaccine except that it’s more concentrated than the vaccine so any negative reaction would actually be stronger.

    It’s just as untested as the vaccines, so the whole antivax argument goes out the window if the alternative is the more risky MaBs treatment.

    in reply to: I have COVID #2030354
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    So I’m guessing a 4th shot coming soon as a booster?

    Right now, the preliminary evidence is showing that the booster is effective for 9-10 months. Perhaps longer. This will likely turn into a yearly booster, similar to a flu shot.

    in reply to: I have COVID #2030351
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    The only thing it may do is lower the severity of the disease,

    So you are basically admitting that it saves lives, yet you are trying to convince people not to take it.

    in reply to: I have COVID #2030350
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    Monoclonal antibodies for one, work wonders.

    Why would you think that is any safer than the vaccines?

    in reply to: I have COVID #2030349
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    It lasts around 8 months.

    Probably less

    in reply to: I have COVID #2030348
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    what is the point of the vaccines?

    Overall, reduces cases of Covid and severity in those who do get infected.

    Judging the vaccines as ineffective based on an anecdote is silly.

    If I told you that I know someone who got seriously injured in a car crash despite wearing a seat belt, would you conclude that seat belts don’t work?

    in reply to: When will all Yidden finally have Achdus? #2030302
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    And, whether or not some gedolei yisrael said he was not a gadol or not, he is a Gadol and we all have to respect him.

    Not sure what that’s supposed to mean. Are we supposed to accept your assessment over the assessment of gedolim?

    in reply to: When will all Yidden finally have Achdus? #2030268
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    We need a list. It is important to know who is and is not a real gadol.

    It is indeed very important to know who is a gadol, but there is no universally accepted list

    in reply to: When will all Yidden finally have Achdus? #2030188
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    because what other gedoilim accomplished was mainly during their life

    Just another example of the myopic Chabad-centric mindset.

    in reply to: When will all Yidden finally have Achdus? #2030181
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    Please tell me how in the world some gedolim can hold others are not gedolim? Gedolim are Gedolim.

    I don’t understand the question. Is there some list of gedolim somewhere, written by Eliyahu Hanavi, which nobody can disagree with?

    I would be really surprised to hear that gedolim just say that ‘the Lubavitcher Rebbe isn’t a Gadol’ just because they disagree.

    Wouldn’t that depend on what it is they disagree with?

    in reply to: When will all Yidden finally have Achdus? #2030123
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    Why is there no mention of non-Chabad gedolim and Jews?

    Because they are unimportant (at best) in Chabad. That is the blunt truth.

    in reply to: When will all Yidden finally have Achdus? #2030118
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    i can attest that litvishe bochuim have come up to me and mocked the Rebbe in disgusting ways that they would never say about other gedoilim or even poshiter yidden.

    Not really a tayna, when, as I believe you alluded to above, Lubavich holds some of the greatest Litvishe gedolim in severe contempt.

    in reply to: Cameras Under $35 #2028245
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    Amazon has some Vivitar cameras for under $30.

    Obviously, they won’t be as good as most smartphone camera, but not everyone has a smartphone.

    in reply to: Is the Shidduch Crisis Finally Over? #2026173
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    Avira, what kind of Shidduch Crisis do the Chasidim have? The age gap issue isn’t much of a thing by the Chasidim.

    Right. That’s why the issue there is the reverse.

    in reply to: Confusion on Lubavitch. #2025317
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    770 is also gematria חמור בלי דעת (which are also ראשי תיבות חב”ד). Does that prove anything?

    in reply to: I need help with homework #2024680
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    Little Froggie’s best topic is actually Hilchos Ribbit.

    in reply to: Mishna Question #2022701
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    There’s a book named The Dynamics Of Dispute, written by Rabbi Zvi Lampel, which deals with this issue.

    in reply to: Mishna Question #2022698
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    I agree with HaLeiVi.

    in reply to: Fake Reviews #2022212
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    DY: I told you so!

    Yes, you did, but so far you’re wrong.

    in reply to: Ivermectin…? Proofs, risks? #2022204
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    So, is it remotely possible that the common denominator isn’t the cost, but rather that they work? And that the reason they didn’t approve Ivermectin and HCQ is because they don’t?

    in reply to: Ivermectin…? Proofs, risks? #2022203
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    Do you know how much Remedsivir & Monoclonal Antibodies cost?
    And those are approved the Government.

    Right, and so are Dexamethasone and Fluvoximine, which aren’t that expensive.

    in reply to: Ivermectin…? Proofs, risks? #2022022
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    Pro Ivermectin people:

    How do you explain Dexamethasone and Fluvoximine? If the FDA doesn’t want to approve repurposed drugs such as Ivermectin be ause of greed, why are those okay?

    in reply to: Preventing Heart attacks #2021792
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    What point did you prove?

    in reply to: Fake Reviews #2021782
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    Of course??

    in reply to: Abbreviations? #2021029
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    IHNIWTASF

    in reply to: Rav Yehudah Hachasid #2019971
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    Yeah, but in the mesechta, even brothers married to non relatives are constantly dying…

    in reply to: Recommendations for coffee creamer #2019595
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    I’ll note that they don’t come in individual portion containers, which is what the OP asked.

    in reply to: Recommendations for coffee creamer #2019594
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    Which almond based? I find those too thin as well.

    I use Califia Farms almond based creamer which has some coconut added to increase the creamiest.

    The Kirkland vanilla soy milk is pretty good too.

    in reply to: Two groaners #2018980
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    in reply to: When did hats get so big? #2018973
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    Huju:

    1. Kashya oif a maysa. They get ruined in the rain.

    2. They take them off when they daven. Also, now raincoats with built in hat sized hoods are ubiquitous, and plastic bags over hats are no longer common.

    in reply to: When did hats get so big? #2018971
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    they getting smaller and smaller

    I said that almost five years ago

    in reply to: Rav Yehudah Hachasid #2018967
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    GH: Yibum is when there are two (or more) paternal brothers, one of whom dies childless. The brother marries (or does chalitzah if he does not want to marry) the widow. This marriage is called yibum (yevama reverse to the widow; the plural is yevamos, but the actual name of the mesechta (tractate) is likely actually “Yabmus” which refers to the topic of this type of marriage).

    If two brothers are married to two sisters, and one brother dies, he cannot marry his sister in law, because she is his wife’s sister, and a man cannot marry two sisters.

    This case, with several variations, is frequently discussed in the Gemara.

    in reply to: Women Learning Gemara #2015736
    ☕ DaasYochid ☕
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    As I pointed out on the other thread, R Soloveitchik’s position that a woman learning secular studies must also learn gemara has been shown in real life to be incorrect.

    The controversy isn’t about a self motivated woman learning on her own, so the second part of your post is irrelevant.

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