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January 25, 2023 10:36 pm at 10:36 pm in reply to: What’s Our Response to Environmentalists. #2159740GadolHadofiParticipant
Quay,
For the same reason so many Jews are “biased” against the animal rights movement. From its outset, many in the environmentalist leadership have pursued the “rights of mother earth” (a Greek Goddess) with a dogma crosses the line into religious extremism. It’s one thing to feel a sense of responsibility towards Hashem’s creations but another to believe they have rights superseding those of humanity.
GadolHadofiParticipantAvira,
Harav Chaim Kanievsky, zt”l certainly didn’t tell anyone they were allowed to cheat on taxes and you must provide written proof before you claim that he approved of doing so. You’re playing with fire when you invent psak in the name of the Gadol Hador.
GadolHadofiParticipantAvira,
A Satmar business expo doesn’t mean that most chassidim are wildly successful in business any more than an MO expo does. If that were the case, why are so many chassidim on welfare? Why did Satmar admit to defrauding the government and have to repay eight million dollars several months ago? Why are the vast majority of those soliciting tzedaka in shul chassidim?
GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
You have frequently quoted the Satmar Rebbe, zt”l and his opposition to Israel. He was against Jews making aliyah in numbers, i.e., the more than three million who have already done so. So do you really believe that every Jew have a G-d given natural right to live in Eretz Yisroel without anyone else’s permission?
You also insist that the Israeli government is illegitimate and that Dina D’Malchusah does not apply. If that’s the case, surely the Gadol Hador, Harav Chaim Kanievsky, zt”l must have paskened that Jews flaunt Israeli law and not pay taxes, right?
You haven’t mentioned your three wives and eighteen children in quite some time. I hope that means you’re doing better “psychically” and that the medication is helping. Better go answer your mother.
GadolHadofiParticipantAvira,
Are you claiming that Harav Chaim Kanievsky, zt”l didn’t pay taxes?
GadolHadofiParticipantAvira,
The majority of chassidim go into and are wildly successful in business? While some certainly are you need to cite proof for your statement which belies reality.
GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
You’re avoiding the question and your previous posts show that you don’t actually believe Jews have a right to live there. And do you claim that Harav Chaim Kanievsky, zt”l didn’t pay taxes?
GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
Jews have a G-d given natural right to live in Eretz Yisroel without anyone else’s permission? Don’t you actually believe that Jews are not allowed to live there in large numbers due to the three shvuos?
GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
Is Deri as big a tzadik as your Lev Tahor besties or are they bigger since they dress chassidish and in burkas?
January 23, 2023 1:25 pm at 1:25 pm in reply to: Should lev tahor be considered a Jewish sect? #2158772GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
Nachman Helbrans forced his sister Miriam to eat techina to which she was highly allergic and she died. If an accusation of cannibalism were made against these animals I would certainly believe it since they’ve proven themselves capable of every monstrosity.
When will you be joining this merry band of your good friends on their continuing world tour?
January 22, 2023 7:54 pm at 7:54 pm in reply to: Should lev tahor be considered a Jewish sect? #2158618GadolHadofiParticipantAvira,
So you believe that Lev Tahor is only guilty of molesting, kidnapping and victimizing Jews but is too frum to murder them, right?
GadolHadofiParticipantAvira,
My point exactly. One really knows nothing about the lives and intentions of others, beyond what they can see with limited and often skewed vision. A person must judge and find fault within, not make it a practice to do so with others.
GadolHadofiParticipantAvira,
The halachos of tzedaka mandate how much a person must donate. A wealthy person isn’t required to give away everything they have and eat tuna fish every night. It’s very troubling that your posts always focus outward in a negative manner towards other Jews. One has to wonder whether you do so to avoid your own faults. Decry your own gashmius and taavos and work on them. Otherwise you’ll be unpleasantly surprised after 120 that you didn’t get any points for using Koheles as weapon to criticize others.
January 22, 2023 9:34 am at 9:34 am in reply to: Should lev tahor be considered a Jewish sect? #2158383GadolHadofiParticipantShlomo,
Lev Tahor’s leaders are evildoers who murder, molest, kidnap and victimize Jews. They just happen to dress like certain Jews do to attract followers but any similarity ends there.
GadolHadofiParticipantAvira,
Yeah, that’s for the Chafetz Chaim to say. Worry about your own taavos and olam haba instead of other people’s. You might be quite shocked after 120 to find yourself on a very low floor while all those you wasted a lifetime criticizing are much higher up.
GadolHadofiParticipantAvira,
So a wealthy person who gives what they are obligated to tzedaka, perhaps even more and lives well, is eating their olam haba? Can you provide a source or is that just your jealousy talking?
GadolHadofiParticipantSQUARE,
If the wealthy, many of whom give vast amounts of money to tzedaka, didn’t go on cruises, vacations or to Pesach hotels, those who couldn’t afford to do so would also be deprived. Deprived of their favorite activity. Griping that rich people aren’t generous, are insensitive and never properly celebrate yom tov.
January 18, 2023 2:22 pm at 2:22 pm in reply to: Shidduchim Between Litvish Girls and Chasidish Boys #2157508GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
Hello, there are plenty of Litvish boys but too many of them are totally incompatible with the girls since they have zero accomplishments in learning, education, work, life choices, etc. If your “common sense” was spot on, these shidduchim would be happening in droves and there would be no need for this post. Girls aren’t desperate enough to abandon their legitimate need for compatibility to marry chassidish any more than they are to marry some total loser.
January 18, 2023 1:41 am at 1:41 am in reply to: Shidduchim Between Litvish Girls and Chasidish Boys #2157323GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
To marry just for the sake of getting married without worrying about small details such as compatibility, Litvish girls can settle for Litvish boys they have little to nothing in common with. They needn’t bother attempting the same with Chassidish boys. Most girls, no matter how desperate, are looking for more than that in a life partner.
January 17, 2023 4:31 pm at 4:31 pm in reply to: Shidduchim Between Litvish Girls and Chasidish Boys #2157183GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
This may come as a shock but Litvish and Chassidish families don’t just have differing customs, their entire upbringing, mindset and outlook is very different from birth. For example, expecting Litvish girls to adapt themselves to Chassidish restrictions makes such matches unlikely to work. Your numerous posts indicate that you have no problem with girls suddenly being told they can no longer drive, earn a college degree or work in a chosen profession. However, they and their parents would take strong exception to such mandates.
Not to say it never happens, just as marriages occur between Ashkenazim and Sefardim as do those between people from very different communities. But as a wholesale solution, it’s as “pants and skirt” as your insistence that everyone ditch dating in favor of be-shows.
GadolHadofiParticipantsimcha613,
Kedoshim Tihyu specifically precludes an ethical “naval birshus haTorah” so again, one cannot be a Shomer Torah UMitzvos while still being unethical. Your insistence to the contrary is quite troubling, especially when you do so in the name of Rav Lichtenstein, zt”l.
GadolHadofiParticipantsimcha613,
So if “Orthodoxy” roughly translates to “Shomer Torah Umitzvos” than “ethical orthodoxy” roughly translates to “ethical Shomer Torah Umitzvos”? As if one can be Shomer Torah Umitzvos without being ethical according to the Torah? Or do you get your ethics from philosophers such as Kant, Nietzsche, Hegel and Schopenhauer who made Germany into such a paragon of ethical behavior?
Does your “ethical orthodoxy” also exclude those who see observance as including a limited set of Chesed and Ma’asim Tovim but not ritual practices? If your “ethical orthodoxy” automatically excludes those who willfully break the law or knowingly participate in or support fraudulent practices, how do you allow for inclusion of “poshei Yisrael” which is a Torah mandate? Or do you satisfy that itch by slavishly pursuing the “tikkun olam” crowd for inclusion?
It sounds like your little invention is just the same rehash of gripes against Torah Judaism that some are trying to “fix” by redefining kosher as the immigration status and hourly wage of the workers. If that’s the case, then you’re really just “open orthodox”.
GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
Nope, just you. Do we wait until 15 to start learning Gemara nowadays?
After years of trolling you can’t answer the question so now you’re running scared from your own silly “psak”?
GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
So now you’re running away from your childish trolling of age 18?
Please name the widely-followed contemporary Litvish Poskim who say that a bachur must married by 18 and include attributed quotes.
GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
So despite your ceaseless harping that bachurim must be married by no later than 18, actual parents and their Poskim don’t agree with you. It’s time to stop your immature trolling.
GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
Where are you getting your fake numbers from?
This poll shows that over two-thirds of respondents feel that bachurim should not start dating before age 21. It doesn’t reveal anything about when people feel they should be married. Unlike your multiple wives, most people don’t marry the first desperate person they meet after a five minute zoom date.
Are you still claiming to be a self-taught nuclear engineer and chip designer who gives shiurim and answers halachic queries over the phone, when basic reading comprehension and veracity is obviously beyond you?
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GadolHadofiParticipantShebbes,
Interesting, since NIRC never had an actual gymnasium, just a basketball court.
GadolHadofiParticipantMenachem,
Very bad comparison. The Chafetz Chaim, zt”l was the undisputed leader of world Jewry and his emphasis on Lashon Hara was first and foremost about these vital halachos which were being ignored.
The Rebbe, zt”l was definitely not the undisputed leader of world Jewry, contrary to Chabad PR and in most areas was considered a daas yachid. Regardless of him mentioning it once or hundreds of times, Hakhel may be a nice Chabad custom and a big “Kiddush Lubavitch” (whatever that means) but it has zero halachic relevance to the rest of us.
With love, please proselytize elsewhere.
GadolHadofiParticipantymribiat,
In the prewar Europe of Joseph’s imagination, everyone was extremely frum. All women dressed tzniusdik k’hilchisa from infancy and wore sheitels after getting married at age twelve. All men had full beards, peyos, dressed chasiddish, learned in yeshiva until they were eighteen, then married and spent the rest of their lives learning in kollel.
No Jew had any secular education whatsoever, none had any contact with non-Jews and were certainly not Bundists, Socialists, Communists or heretics.
Joseph should know, he still resides there.
GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
I’m quite aware as Avira explained that the case of Pinchas was very unique. Do you really think that Kanoim Pogim Bo allows killing someone at a pride parade? What does it say about you that Yishai Schlissel is your hero? Do you write to him in jail and organize his fan club?
GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
What Halachic mandate did Yishai Schlissel have to kill and injure people on his knifing rampage? Which Beis Din appointed him to do so? And why do you get so excited when posting about violent behavior?
GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
“Many can make it out based on our understanding of Loshon Kodesh”.
You’ve obviously never actually heard charedim speaking in the streets of Yerushalaim. Your claim of living in Meah Shearim part of the year is yet another figment of your own weird imagination.
GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
“we need to nip it in its bud”? What are you going to do about it, set up checkpoints?
August 10, 2022 12:25 pm at 12:25 pm in reply to: Relating the Tisha B’av message from Hashem in Today’s generation #2113868GadolHadofiParticipantMenachem,
I asked a question with no שנאה intended and was simply informing you that the term does create Elokus doubts and suspicions amongst people. Is there a reason you’re lashing out with anger to another Jew and refuse to answer the question? It seems that whenever certain Chabad followers are asked uncomfortable questions the response always is “everyone hates us so much”.
My handle is intended as a quip in response to that of GadolHadorah. I answered, now it’s your turn.
GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
Are you comparing RIETS to YCT?
August 9, 2022 11:59 pm at 11:59 pm in reply to: Relating the Tisha B’av message from Hashem in Today’s generation #2113700GadolHadofiParticipantMenachem,
Sorry for going off-topic but what is the meaning of the term “Kiddush Lubavitch”? Is it meant to be comparable to a “Kiddush Hashem”? One never hears the words “Kiddush Satmar” or “Kiddush Yeshiva” from those groups. Have Chabad leaders considered how strange it sounds and that this only creates “Elokus” doubts and suspicions?
August 9, 2022 11:57 pm at 11:57 pm in reply to: The process of asking for money for a wedding #2113697GadolHadofiParticipantCommon,
Please review the Mishna in Peah. Hachnosas kallah is not one of the things that has no shiur; in davening it’s listed in the second half. As we know, all tzedaka most certainly does have a maximum shiur, of 20%.
GadolHadofiParticipantMenachem,
Sorry for going off-topic but what is the meaning of the term “Kiddush Lubavitch”? Is it meant to be comparable to a “Kiddush Hashem”? One never hears the words “Kiddush Satmar” or “Kiddush Yeshiva” from those groups. Have Chabad leaders considered how strange it sounds and that this only creates “Elokus” doubts and suspicions?
GadolHadofiParticipantcoffee,
It’s in Sotah (41a) and refers to Agrippas, grandson of Hurdus.
August 7, 2022 4:24 pm at 4:24 pm in reply to: The process of asking for money for a wedding #2112813GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
You’re comparing ending Shabbos earlier than Rabbeinu Tam, which has a source, with what you say is a strict mandate to marry at 18 even nowadays, no exceptions? You just made my point, 18 isn’t the standard in the Yeshiva world. It wasn’t in the Lithuanian yeshivos either.
You claim to live in Meah Shearim part of the year yet your posts indicate that you know nothing about living in Israel. You claim to have three wives yet your comments show that you know nothing about marriage. You make pronouncements about when bachurim should marry but it’s obvious that you know nothing about yeshivos.
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August 6, 2022 11:38 pm at 11:38 pm in reply to: The process of asking for money for a wedding #2112722GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
The Roshei Yeshiva whose yeshivos are filled with single young men over 18 would bar them if they held of your p’sak. Obviously, they feel that bachurim that young still need to learn for several years before starting to date. Or do you have another explanation as to why they don’t hold of your fatwa?
August 5, 2022 6:07 pm at 6:07 pm in reply to: The process of asking for money for a wedding #2112598GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
Why don’t any Rabbonim and Roshei Yeshiva enforce your p’sak?
August 5, 2022 2:56 pm at 2:56 pm in reply to: The process of asking for money for a wedding #2112543GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
Where does an 18 year old with no money live, the street? A better question is why aren’t the Rabbanim and Roshei Yeshiva enforcing your p’sak? The Yeshivos are full of single young men that age and higher.
GadolHadofiParticipantmodern,
Why aren’t posting using your real name as you have so many times in the past?
GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
If you had children they would currently say “my parent hits us for any reason and doesn’t think it’s ever excessive”.
GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
So now we know what you so flippantly think of a talmid chacham and successful businessman who hosts one of the most popular Torah forums.
You claim to “dabble in giving Shiurim and answering a Shaila hotline”. Please let everyone know how to access these so that you can be judged. Or is this yet another example of your lame sense of “humour”?
GadolHadofiParticipantjackk,
Obviously, all of your tireless efforts to promote Brainless Brandon aren’t doing the job. Perhaps if you start doing so 24×6 and post even more lengthy, verbatim, one-sided screed, you’ll convince someone. I highly doubt it but you’ll never know if you don’t try.
GadolHadofiParticipantJoseph,
Please enlighten us as to how your multiple pretend wives honor their family patriarch in recognition of all that you pretend to do for them and by extension, all of Klal Yisrael?
GadolHadofiParticipantsmerel,
jackk is seething at Elon Musk, who had the nerve to criticize the great economic genius, Brainless Brandon.
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