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zehavasdad: what I meant about the kashrus is that I know that a lot of them will eat in the home of non jews. this is clearly not an issue of Haagen dasz!
you know, this is actually a funny conversation because there is no rule book called laws for the modern orthodox. so everyone does what they want! they pick and choose which halachos! so I shouldn’t have said that their not particular about kashrus because each person with in the world of modern orthodox does their own thing. so we cant generalize.
I have 2 co workers that are modern orthodox (their a couple) and ive observed that there are many differences than orthodoxy. they send their kids to co-ed schools, are extremely not particular about kashrus, the women wear pants and do not cover their hair. they do not follow the halachos of tznius at all. however I do want to say that they are extremely good people and have a major love for yiddishkeit, possibly even more that many ultra frum prople.
about the whole previous conversation on who relied on who’s psak, I don’t think anyone should be relying on anything anyone says here! no one knows where anyone is coming form and it would be totally wrong to rely on any psak, about movies or otherwise!
Now when anyone is planning a bris they need to include in the count and order bagels form everyones coworkers and the kids Morahs. that can add up to quite an expense.
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