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  • in reply to: attention all "jewish democrats" #1143578
    nishtdayngesheft
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    Typical Charlie, twisting what was said and occurred that it bears no resemblance at all to fact or reality.

    You are a heck of a lot closer to Jews for J than I am to Neturei Karta.

    in reply to: attention all "jewish democrats" #1143568
    nishtdayngesheft
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    Charlie,

    Carter was a disaster as a president. His economic polo ivied, domestic and foreign policies were disastrous.

    Only a rabid democrat could think there was anything positive about his presidency, and that’s only because bleeding heart liberals consider causing individuals pain a positive.

    in reply to: Chaveirim #1096022
    nishtdayngesheft
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    Is their safety not important? At night changing a tire on the side of the road?

    There is a reason for the move over law.

    Besides, having more than one person will get the tire changed quicker and the street cleared quicker.

    How much ???? is there being on ones knees on the side of the road in dirt.

    Do you have the same sentiment for hatzolah members? There are many who do and we know that those are depressed people.

    in reply to: Suing The East Ramapo School Board #1095947
    nishtdayngesheft
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    ZD,

    You’re wrong, again.

    Those are not, not for profits, they are exempt organizations. And they are not the same as an entity that is exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the IRC.

    It’s just an incorrect comment you are making.

    There are different qualifications and different rules.

    Which is all beside the point, because your comment has nothing to do withNything. Are you trying to suggest that the exempt organizations in Lakewood or Monsey are businesses?

    They’re not. And the ones that do have a part that is not related to their exempt function pay real estate taxes. And I know that a number that are assessed PILOT so they pay anyway.

    Edited

    in reply to: Suing The East Ramapo School Board #1095944
    nishtdayngesheft
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    ZD,

    But they are not 501(c)(3) organizations. As such they are not exempt from real estate taxes or sales tax.

    And even tax exempt organizations can be subject to income tax. A Private foundation is subject to tax on investments income and all tax exempt organizations can be subject to UBIT.

    in reply to: Suing The East Ramapo School Board #1095940
    nishtdayngesheft
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    ZD,

    Making money does not it make a commercial enterprise.

    There is a distinction between a commercial enterprise and a non profit even though a non profit still has to make money.

    Further, the real estate tax exemption extends to when the non profits uses the property for its exempt purpose. So renting out student and faculty housing is not a commercial enterprise that would be taxed, it is part of the exempt function.

    If they rented out to stores or regular commercial office space, that would subject the property, or the allocable portion of the property to tax.

    In downtown Manhattan, Trinity Church is one of, if not the biggest commercial real estate owners. The properties are not exempted just because they are owned by an exempt entity.

    What is clear from your comment is that you really don’t know the nuances related to not for profits if you would not know the difference between commercial enterprise and program related revenues.

    in reply to: Suing The East Ramapo School Board #1095938
    nishtdayngesheft
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    And they rent it commercially?

    You’re wrong. It may be student and employee housing, which is programmatic. And therefor exempted.

    But I have seen hundreds of not for profits which do pay real estate taxes.

    in reply to: Suing The East Ramapo School Board #1095936
    nishtdayngesheft
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    P.S. I read yesterday that over 8% of all Lakewood NJ properties are exempt from property tax, as compared to 1.5% in neighboring Toms River. Perhaps that is something that can be cracked down on in East Ramapo as well to raise revenue.

    Lakewood does have two large colleges there BMG and Georgian Court. There is also the hospital. All exempt. Of course there are also all the schools, public and religious.

    What does Toms River have.

    But I’d have to believe those percentGes are actually low. I think it’s well below what is typical. More than those percentages are typically owned by government agencies which are all exempted.

    in reply to: Suing The East Ramapo School Board #1095935
    nishtdayngesheft
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    In new York state if a non-profit owns real-estate, it can be exempt from property taxes. So a shul or a church for example is exempt from proprty taxes. But also if a shul or a church own a house or apartment building and rents it out, that building too can be exempt from property taxes

    Uh, no. That’s not true.

    in reply to: Suing The East Ramapo School Board #1095926
    nishtdayngesheft
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    I am sure it will show up in YouTube.

    Someone sent me an embedded video of it. I think it was the first August meeting. Was some guy who refers to himself as a Reverend.

    in reply to: Suing The East Ramapo School Board #1095924
    nishtdayngesheft
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    ZD,

    As usual, you are coming from left field,. No one is trying to punish the students out of revenge, except the agitators who are bringing frivolous suits to personally harass the board members. This costing the district funds that could be used for education and now have to be directed to legal fees.

    You should have heard the threats the agitators leveled at members. Specifically at the two black board members. Its all publicly posted. And it is also in the news how they stand outside the board members houses and shout and threaten them.

    in reply to: Suing The East Ramapo School Board #1095923
    nishtdayngesheft
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    GAW,

    This is not an issue of D&O (Generally the organization has D&O, not the individual members). The members were indemnified by the board. The board wanted to collect from a state agency that is supposed to cover law suits. Sort of a self insurance policy by the state. So it is a matter of the district recovering money.

    Now the agitators (and that is their own term) are harassing the members.

    in reply to: attention all "jewish democrats" #1143560
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    Based on the following comment posted about Jimmy Carter being ill:

    “1 .Comment from Charlie Hall

    August 13, 2015 at 12:30 am

    May he have a miraculous recovery and in gratitude for that miracle retract all the awful things he has said about Israel.”

    We know who one Democrat would vote for. Quite possibly the worst president ever and a terrible Israel hater.

    in reply to: Suing The East Ramapo School Board #1095914
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    ZD,

    But when the case is thrown out because of lack of basis and the judge does not allow it to proceed, it is frivolous.

    Which is what happened in 7 out 8 claims.

    And these cases are meant purely to harass. Which is obvious from the way the “activists” served the papers, and who they selected to serve the papers.

    in reply to: Suing The East Ramapo School Board #1095910
    nishtdayngesheft
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    DaMoshe,

    Interesting that you know about illegal things, yet none of the government investigations or controller’s audits turned up anything illegal by the school board. And if you ever read the controller’s reports, they always like to tout how they’ve caught illegalities.

    GAW,

    They will be limited to using substandard lawyers.

    I just saw letters that a not for profit got from its lawyers and the rates were between 750-1000 an hour. Should these board members afford themselves substandard protection from harassers?

    That would be penny wise and pound foolish.

    in reply to: Suing The East Ramapo School Board #1095907
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    GAW,

    1) The board always used an aboveboard law firm. A firm that had experience in such matters. Unfortunately one of the “so-called activists” so irritated (and that is their method) one of the associates that he responded in an unprofessional method. And he did not do any further work for the school board.

    2)More to the point, those were not the legal costs that nor the legal firms that the insurance did not pay for. The firms that were not covered by insurance were well respected large firms including Proskauer Rose.

    3) Those firms were hired to represent the board in response to a slew of law suits initiated by these so called activists as a matter of harassment. Almost every single one of which was dismissed as frivolous.

    4) The “activists” are doing the same again, initiating a suit that is meant solely to harass the board members and ultimately run up additional legal fees which will then be used as a complaint against them.

    5) These activists have threatened the board members and harass them at their homes. They are truly despicable.

    in reply to: Why force feed? #1095875
    nishtdayngesheft
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    “When else do we kill someone due to ??????? ???????

    Isn’t this one of the reasons for killing a ben sorer umorer. Even though no one is in immediate danger at this juncture.

    in reply to: Shmuly Yanklowitz, Novominsker and OO theology #1095318
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    ZD,

    1) It’s not a hasgocha, it’s a farce.

    2)What does (and Teaneck, NJ) mean? Why’d Teaneck get put into parentheses?

    3) Have you ever seen who frequents restaurants in Teaneck? Why would say that there aren’t heimishe people there?

    4) Only heimishe people have to be concerned with an organization that is trying to make a farce of Halacha and actively harms frum yidden?

    5) You said earlier that if a frum person says something is kosher, it is. Now you say that Israel Meir Steinberg is not reliable? So now you are completely changing your tune and all you previous arguments are moot.

    6) And you say if I don’t like it, I shouldn’t eat there, that is exactly what I said in my first comment about this, that I ???? will not eat there. You got all worked up about that.

    in reply to: Why force feed? #1095854
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    Less,

    How is that by extension? Did he say he approves of the inmate starving himself? His question is why do we force feed him? Why do we allow the inmate to manipulate others this way?

    The real question is how you could even think there is a logical extension.

    in reply to: But people don't get to choose their own schools in America #1097674
    nishtdayngesheft
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    Less,

    Silly comparison. The school boards are not deciding what can and cannot be taught. They are responsible for the budget. At issue is which Extra curricular and non mandated items will be paid by the school board.

    in reply to: Shmuly Yanklowitz, Novominsker and OO theology #1095312
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    ZD,

    I don’t know what I am bothering, because it’s been said over so many times already, but the cases are not even remotely the same.

    Where there are two hechsherim, neither is an evil organization.

    However Uri Ltzedek, which has nothing to do with kashrut is evil. Huge, huge difference.

    In addition, you made a comment before that the small hasgochas do not supervise all the underlying ingredients. Neither does the OU, in fact there are multitudes of hashgochas certifying the ingredients. Every hashgochas has lists of different ingredients which are more or less sensitive and they base their certifications on which items are more or less a sensitive and if they have certain hakpados. The fact that a second hashgochas relies on the OU for certain ingredients, does not mean that they do not have certain additional requirements for either processes or ingredients. And there are consumers who look for those hakpados. Just having an OU does not give them comfort regarding those hakpados and therefore they look for the additional hashgochas. The OU may not look for those hakposaas and therefore the extra hasgocha is necessary for those consumers.

    However to reiterate again, the twizzllers are not all the same as U L which is a farce, as its headed by and its standards are set by a non Jew and a Kofer.

    in reply to: But people don't get to choose their own schools in America #1097658
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    Moser alleges he has parents who are afraid to say things. But I doubt anything he says.

    If he did not know what a cell is, it’s not the schools. Because any of the chasidim I know know that type of basic stuff.

    But this fellow clearly has serious issues. And its easier to blame others than to take personal responsibility.

    in reply to: Shmuly Yanklowitz, Novominsker and OO theology #1095300
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    ZD,

    What harm does this “hechsher” do? Dos you not read above?

    1) It is an organization that actively harms frum Jews solely because they are frum. Way worse than a sticker on Twizzlers.

    2) they portray themselves as being an orthodox agency yet Sean Yanklowitz is not Jewish and Ari Hart is an apikorus.

    It is issue to give them any support. Much worse than eating even Mike and Ike’s with a sticker.

    in reply to: Parasols #1095341
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    Charlie,

    I think you can use Sarah Bernhardt’s hat to serve twizers to ZD.

    in reply to: But people don't get to choose their own schools in America #1097651
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    GAW,

    That’s so very kind of you. Not sure why you are so sure that your opinions are any more original than his are?

    in reply to: Shmuly Yanklowitz, Novominsker and OO theology #1095295
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    ZD,

    You have some huge hangup about Twizzlers, for some reason.

    Your comments do not become more sensible the more you keep saying them.

    edited

    in reply to: Shmuly Yanklowitz, Novominsker and OO theology #1095294
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    “When there is a sticker on Twizzlers, what value does it add”

    It adds value to those who want a specific hashgocha. They are willing to pay for it and would otherwise not eat twizzlers.

    No one is making you eat these Twizzlers, you can go to CVS or ShopRite or any of a hundred different places to buy twizzlers without the extra hashgocha. For that matter, no one is making you eat Twizzlers at all and no one is making Hershy’s put the sticker on Twizzlers.

    No one is making anyone do anything against their will.

    edited

    in reply to: No Dorms on Logan road #1171283
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    They want to use an existing school building on a large property that will have gates and landscaping around it.

    When the residents complaining make comments that they are worried about their daughters because there are going to be as many as 96 18-22 year olds then you know it has nothing to do with either low density or reality.

    in reply to: Shmuly Yanklowitz, Novominsker and OO theology #1095288
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    Further to the point,

    It is clearly mafia like to have to pay for allegedly halachic based (Which is most certainly is not)certification by a group that is headed by a non-jew and a kofer.

    I wonder which part of Tzedek that might be?

    Bunch of thieves.

    in reply to: Shmuly Yanklowitz, Novominsker and OO theology #1095286
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    ZD,

    1) Is there always a frum Jew there?

    2) A person does not have to eat from the OU if they do not want to. If someone wants to market the Twizzlers to those who do not eat OU hashgocha (which is their prerogative) then he can get the extra hashgacha and then add that to the price. This is purely a free market issue.

    3)”Either the O-U is a good heshcher or its not” Is that a fact? The same would apply to any hashgocha then. You cannot tell everyone which hashgocha to use. ( I am not saying the OU is bad or that I don’t use it.)

    4) Restaurants, even with multiple hashgochas only have multiple mashgichim if the need the personnel because of the size of the operation. Your comments belie your professed knowledge.

    5) Uri Ltzedek’s certificate adds nothing, to the contrary it shows that the store supports an organization run by reshaim gemurim which does direct harm to Jews specifically because they are frum. So any payments to them would be purely coercive and does not provide any service.

    6) They do nothing for a fair wage. Fair wages are defined by law. There are minimum wage laws which include overtime provisions. Just because someone wants to get paid more money does not mean it’s fair. And this is coercion by this hateful group. Let them shave the whales. But I want them to know that they have caused harm to this restaurant because I and my family will no longer eat there.

    in reply to: Shmuly Yanklowitz, Novominsker and OO theology #1095279
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    Sam,

    1) They are not trustworthy for anything, they just coerce money out of people and provide no benefit.

    2) They are reshaim gemurim who use this to further their rishus and to harm Jews.

    It is a huge negative.

    in reply to: Shmuly Yanklowitz, Novominsker and OO theology #1095277
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    Sam,

    Notice I did not name the place, I said I would not go there anymore.

    As DY said, they should know. And this was not some new little place.

    And there is absolutely nothing legitimate about auto Ltzedek.

    in reply to: Shmuly Yanklowitz, Novominsker and OO theology #1095274
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    Speaking of Sean Yanklowitz and Ari Hart,

    I went out with my family to eat at a restaurant the other night. On the way out, I noticed that had a Tav Yosher, from the mamzerim (Well Yanklowitz is probably not a Jew, based on his own confession that his mother was not Jewish, so he may not be an actual mamzer) at Uri Ltzedek. ( I had checked on the hashgocho before going there). I will BL”n never go there again.

    in reply to: But people don't get to choose their own schools in America #1097635
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    ZD,

    There are so many things wrong with your post that you must have done so intentionally.

    Books about kissing?

    Tax breaks have nothing do with schooling, rather that as a an exempt organization they do not have to pay.

    Same with parsonage allowance, it is clearly not for the portion the government would have anything to do with, because of the separation of religion and state.

    And parsonage is not just for schools. And there is still SECA.

    What money for pools or build (sic).

    Where on this earth did you come up with this stuff?

    in reply to: Is the Outrage Over The Killing of Cecil the Lion Justified? #1154198
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    Charlie,

    “Speak for yourself. I have had a lot to say about those other issues.”

    Oomis, in her original post said she was referring to those who say ” Let’s string that lion-murderer up and teach HIM a lesson, why don’t we!!!!! “

    Your “outrage” at Oomis indicates that you are among the “Let’s string him up crowd” by your own admission.

    Ponder that, why don’t you.

    in reply to: Joint Israeli-Palestinian Prayers to be Held for Arson Victims #1117617
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    ZD,

    No one said it is avodah zara. However, just because it’s not avodah zara, it does not mean it is mutar to have a prayer service with them.

    in reply to: Replacement idiom for "when the fat lady sings" #1134850
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    Ven de grubbe bubbe git a prubeh

    in reply to: talk about assumptions! #1093117
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    I think Joseph’s question was how selectively it would seem the policy is implemented considering how often there are negatively assumptive comments posted about whole swaths of frum yidden.

    in reply to: Lakewood school board State monitor (and Five Towns) #1094450
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    “In a majority Yeshivish town (such as Lakewood, or Ramapo), the costs of an exponential birth rate should get paid by higher taxes on owners”

    However, the additional funding would mostly be covered by the additional housing that is being taxed while not using the public school system. The incremental costs that are not for school costs are being covered by the increased tax base.

    “The problem is that the Jews refuse to pay the taxes needed to support the services that are required by their exponential birth rate “

    See response above. In addition a significant part of the costs are for ESL costs which are for students from families who pay neirther tuition or, for the most part real estate taxes either. As opposed to Jewish homeowners who are paying taxes and the number of new homes and expanded homes are bringing in ever increasing real estate taxes.

    I know that real estate taxes in East Ramapo have increased much more than 7.5% over the last five years, and the overall school budget has increased by almost 30% over that time period (And that is much more that the entire transportation budget plus a goodly percentage of the entire special education budget, for public and non public schools). What has decreased is the state funding.

    “Special ed services in public schools are significantly cheaper than in private schools.”

    This is not factual (At least in East Ramapo) It is a claim that has been disproven time and again. The costs paid by the school board to the most well known of the “Jewish” special education schools in ER is actually significantly LESS that the costs of the teaching the children in the public schools. And the actual number of children placed in non public schools in East Ramapo is less than 100.

    in reply to: Going off the Derech #1183518
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    ZD,

    Don’t know what you’re referring to, however there was a sad case recently which resulted in a suicide because of the Footsteps organization that resulted in pushing a woman a way fro her family who were trying to be her support and were paying for her psychiatric care. This organization convicted this woman to cut off her connections to her past and ultimately this prove fatal for the woman.

    And of course the disgusting Forward and its writer are trying to ble this on the family. The only ones who actually cared for her and were actually trying to ho her.

    Sick organization and sick Forverts.

    in reply to: Double standard by Zionist leaders? #1092498
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    Let me preface that I do not agree with the Neturei Karta who meet and or march with the various terrorist groups who are definitely ermines to try to destroy Israel and hate Jews in general.

    However, I will note the the liberals seem to take issue with them as well. Which is highly hypocritical because their groups such as J Street or Btselem and The piece of trash The Forward are much more detrimental. They actively support and send money to the terrorists or rile up followings against Israel.

    The damage they do and Soros is among them as well has directly led to the death of Jews and other Israelis. None of which has happened from the actions of NK.

    in reply to: Status of accident victims? #1091780
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    I’ve read the following on a web site. (I guess you can check Facebook if you have an account, I don’t)

    “Misha and Esther Rapaport, the mother and father of 4, who were seriously injured when they were struck by a car on Route 17M shortly before midnight Sunday.

    Please daven for Moshe ben Miriam Rus and

    Esther Mindel bas Gittel”

    in reply to: Chillul Hashem — Avi Weiss Resigns from RCA #1095786
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    K,

    Actually you are wrong. The information that I had comes from the information on the AG website. It’s not the other charlatan Ari Weiss.

    Further, they have never had an audit, which is hypocritical. Nor do they report paying someone as internal accountant. There are payments for an outside accountant. And it is not only an Auditir that must be independent. There is no question that their ethics are severely lacking.

    Your problem is that you do not know how to read the details that are there.

    But neither does the writer for the Firwards who bills himself as an expert on 990s. Anyone who is even slightly knowledgeable sees from his comments that he is grossly incompetent. But for that paper, it is a requirement to be grossly incompetent.

    in reply to: Chillul Hashem — Avi Weiss Resigns from RCA #1095780
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    Avi K.,

    If that’s true, it would a further indication of their hypocrisy, because Andrew Weiss is listed as a Board member and as having loaned money to the organization. As such he would not be independent under state law and professional standards, yet according to you, they used him for the review of their financials. This is a gross violation of requirements under state law and professional standards. One of the biggest violations and specifically these Codie’s as part of professional ethics.

    I believe the right thing for you to do would be to report them to the NYS AG and NYS SED. (because that is what they do with just rumors). You should also call a press conference with a bunch of clergy and put articles in the NYT and the “Forverts”.

    What would be different from what they do is presumably your actions would be based on fact.

    But you are wrong because a 990 does not give the home address of board members.

    in reply to: YCT Mechayev es ha'apikorsim #1089728
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    “For whatever it’s worth, several fellow YCT students were outraged at the dumb statements of a YCT student this week and felt he went beyond the pale of Orthodoxy”

    Could you provide clarification or a term to search so I can understand your comment better?

    TY

    in reply to: Should under 21 be allowed to drink? #1114949
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    ZD,

    “Getting a judge of the New York Supreme court or a Family court judge to allow a 14 or 15 year old to marry is next to impossible “

    Which is not what you said earlier. You should have said that you were wrong, but it is very difficult. Which was not the issue anyway.

    in reply to: Should under 21 be allowed to drink? #1114945
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    ZD,

    you said “You cannot get married in NY at 14. 16 is the youngest” Wrong. And it is easily verifiable by a 2 second search on Google.

    ” its not against the law to give your 10 year old son wine ” I am sure that if this corrupt justice system wanted to get someone, they would use this to put someone into Jail and possibly prison as well.

    in reply to: Chillul Hashem — Avi Weiss Resigns from RCA #1095771
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    Andrew Weiss is how Avi Weiss calls himself in the legal documents of his extortion agency ironically called Uri Ltzedek.

    Apparently that is his “Legal” name.

    in reply to: Chillul Hashem — Avi Weiss Resigns from RCA #1095768
    nishtdayngesheft
    Participant

    Perhaps this means that they have severed their last remaining thread of attachment to Orthodoxy and will finally drop the word Orthodox from their movement’s name. Maybe they will just call themselves empty Jewery.

    It will make things easier, since their marriages will not be considered marriages and will thus lessen the number of mamzerim he’s been creating and the geirus will clearly be seen to be the sham it is.

    in reply to: "Challah Connection" Supports Toeiva Marriage #1089430
    nishtdayngesheft
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    Granted. But they mention those agencies.

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