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May 28, 2017 4:34 pm at 4:34 pm in reply to: Anti Zionist demonstration planned in Barclays Center #1287283oyyoyyoyParticipant
I dont get it, my post was worse than the other ones? She said the idf should let the idiots fend for themselves. Thts ok but not what i said?
The heter meah rabonim does not make anyone lose credibility. Cant believe someone uses that as a way to put down big people and say what they want. You really want to start up with them?
1) “…offered any intelligent proposals as to how EY should defend itself against terrorists if everyone gets a draft derferral?”
2) “Have they proposed some form of alternative public service for the yungerleit who they insist not serve in the IDF?”
What does 2 have to do with anything? are you fearing for the lives of jews or is this about it being unfair that theyre off scott free?
I cant judge you because my yztr hara isnt to show that i know better than the big rabbis bh.
Enjoy kabalas hatorah without gedolim
May 28, 2017 3:30 pm at 3:30 pm in reply to: Anti Zionist demonstration planned in Barclays Center #1287054oyyoyyoyParticipantcmon this isnt lishmah one bit, just a way to have fun.
” Its too bad the IDF cannot just selectively protect the rest of EY and leave these idiots to fend for themselves.”
I cant believe you said that. From beginning to end a statement that’s callous, immature, and stupid. These “idiots” are a lot smarter than you it seems. You have no clue what it means to be a gadol hador, especially if it goes against what you feel.
This whole thread is a setup for fighting.
What kind of logic says that because a person had a heter meah rabbanim he loses credibility? I personally have a friend who went against what r elya ber said and crazy stuff happend. I would not start up.
This isnt a logical discussion, just an emotional slanderfest for chidren. Enjoy your kabalas hatorah with the gedolim,
oyyoyyoyParticipantIm assuming u mean like chessed when u say mitzva. I dont think youre supposed to allow the person to take advantage of your kindenesss and let them walk all over you and abuse you. Also cud be you cant do a chessed for someone that doesnt appreciate it, (i assume abusing you especially.)
And protecting yourself is important as well. We have to be honest about where we are holding by and not go overboard with our avodah into situations that are too much and over the line, imbalance. Im not sure i know what the deal is with the tzedaka box but sounds weird.
oyyoyyoyParticipantIts not worse, its just so people can say “we dont have a TV (and we’re better than you?)” but watch everything online. Ytzr hara is one tricky guy.
Plenty of good people that would have never been watching stuff are binging because of this. The house isn’t as closed off as it used to be.
oyyoyyoyParticipantyeh heard that shin dalet thing also. And yeah what are you gonna do about the ads.
Even for stam kosher food its gonna be tuff soon. Hope not but you heartd it here first, the frum community is getting marketed to and people will start thinking happiness can only be attained through the extravagance portrayed.
oyyoyyoyParticipantThe subways bad but its not nearly as bad yet. Even the laws prove that.
oyyoyyoyParticipantAVRAM in MD-
Im talking about a yungerman in kollel (who im pro) that can physically work and bh receive benefits. We live a mdinah of chessed, but to disprove of a president because of his move which is not an attack at all on kollel (rather a psik raisha maybe) is immature.
I think you’ll agree with me that not everyone in kollel has the right to complain? its spoiled to do so
oyyoyyoyParticipantbh
oyyoyyoyParticipantOh and dont forget that ur not alone in this fight, a common feeling among the ones holding off while most people are giving in. chazak.
oyyoyyoyParticipantEven if this specific battle is lost (which i dont think it is yet) theres much more to the war that youre still winning. Just the full picture facts, dont like the gloom and doom of the vibes man.
oyyoyyoyParticipanti believe it isnt such a bad move by trump, even though it hurts us. And benefits like these are a brachah but not deserved
oyyoyyoyParticipanthaha was deciding if i was gonna visit recentley. imhy il try to make it now thanks
oyyoyyoyParticipantmik5 already admitted to feeling bad about havung asked someone else…
oyyoyyoyParticipantJoseph, do you know anyone that grows from that today? Im not saying its unture, im saying this is not the avodah in 2017. Were weak and cant handle the old school way a much. Lots of people started knowing that relating to themselves and get more involved in warmer or more chissidic approaches in getting closer to G-d.
oyyoyyoyParticipanthavent been here in while, liked the old way of being able to see what u wrote while its awaiting moderation but cud be its just what i was used to.
oyyoyyoyParticipantsup steve?
oyyoyyoyParticipantZDAD awrite then but the context is kinda helpful. Like usually any time you’l hear a frum person talking about technology and their spirituality, it wil be helpful for you to realize they arent talking about gps. There, just made your life so much more lesss complicted.
oyyoyyoyParticipantcaves are starting to sound more tempting actually…
oyyoyyoyParticipantThe real world is the the beis medrsh lets not forget that. I am in no way pushing to be sheltered but the reality is that not knowing whats going on in the world (not in a shmutz sense but in a ignorant sense) isnt as important as people like to believe. But definitely people need to relax and if youre taking a vote then r i vote ur right and lack of world inoculation to the young is hazardous.
oyyoyyoyParticipantjerks that overmod
oyyoyyoyParticipantah i hear what u saying about bout taken over by it. bh i dont have a smart phone now but even from reg txting i get that problem. actually about to give a report on the negative effects of socia media in lil bit. sry cant help u but i can tel u to daven, works wonders. again RESPECT!
oyyoyyoyParticipantrebyidd23 we’ve gotta fight fire with fire sometimes bruv
oyyoyyoyParticipantPeople definitely need to relax. Its a hard balance what to shelter how to shelter gimme shelter. Too sheltered doesnt really work anymore cuz stuff are seeping in through all the cracks, a shame cuz there is nowhere completely safe anymore (even in yeshiva r”l). No shelter at all and a person gets swept away by the storm. The current is strong though, so parents are petrified that the little bit they give in will be dangerous.
Listen, the difference between ok and too late happens quickly without anyone realizing even the person himself. (btw, its a little silly to say all OOT yeshivas are bad, plus there are always tons people that dont fall into the “mainstream regular” (cough) category who should def go to another yeshiva)
oyyoyyoyParticipantknow what u mean. the battle, war actually, isnt over until we win. filters and whatnot are still somewhat of an option… i know what u mean. RESPECT!
oyyoyyoyParticipanti dont think this kinda stuff works on people nowadays. Especially if they think theyre headed without any stop overs already. Positive stuff is the way for us now. Ask ur local rabbi that knows all 5 chelkei s'”a
oyyoyyoyParticipantAs they said before, R chaim kanievsky was able to pull it off even without the internet. Can u imagine?? smh
oyyoyyoyParticipantSorry I’m late
oyyoyyoyParticipantDon’t get me hot!
Here I am, doing my thing about to drink on purim la la la, WHAT?! Tons of annoying ads that I shouldn’t drink?!
Oh no! Let me change my plans because of that.
oyyoyyoyParticipantSlifkonian It is actually unfortunate that this question has to be asked. If this person has good middos, learns, and also fulfills Chazals directives to be self sufficient, then what is not to like? What do you mean that his shittos might be too modern? If he has legitimate Torah views, then good.
Im guessing if your name is Slifkonian then your just trolling. That and you expecting this girl to want a guy who is self sufficient.
oyyoyyoyParticipantCTLawyer- Gotcha. Sounds like you arent the problem.
Big weddings have been a topic of discussion with me and my friends recently. Not that the baal simcha cant pay for it but that his friends neighbors or guests cant. Now when it comes their turn instead of not paying for a big wedding and just keeping it small this friends makes a big wedding (or bigger?). Now he has to come up with the money for that, and hes stuck.
The standard of weddings is going up and its hurting the klal. If the standard and norm would be lower then noone would feel like theyre losing out.
oyyoyyoyParticipantCTLawyer, Mazel tov! I get that you can afford the extravagance. I’m not sure if you live in a community where this is the norm and most people there can afford this. If thats the case then i guess kol hakovod.
The problem is when youre the rich guy around and your standards are not the same as everyone around you. Heres where it gets sticky. (Im sure you know what im about to say.) Although it makes sense that someone should go to a lavish wedding and say, “Oh, this is nice but lo and behold i just can’t afford doing the same-oh fooey” lots of people dont. Or feel they can’t.
I’m usually on board with what you say but im gonna disagree with you on this one
oyyoyyoyParticipanttech21- bais halevi in vayaitzay brings a medrash that says this.
Artscroll tehillim brings a few more kapitlach to say. Offhand i remember 70 and 71
oyyoyyoyParticipantnot a goy, a baal mum
oyyoyyoyParticipantSo is there a ratio for number of family members to how much they receive?
oyyoyyoyParticipantya, just the way i talk, cmon be a sport. i hear what your saying. it happens to be that for some of these poeple who are suffering, pot is a huge help in the process of fighting. i understand were switching from rec to med but for the med the argument should still hold true.
oyyoyyoyParticipantFlatbusher- i agree that there a lots of rabbis sons that suffer from rabbis son syndrome. still believe that this is just like so many other cases of people wanting to have what the other person has when ironically the man himself doesnt want his lot.
But, this should be a comfort to know that maybe he is lucky. Maybe he should appreciate what he has, what other people are jealous of.
oyyoyyoyParticipantLESSCHUMRAS- By the end of the 1800’s most of Western European Jews and a large and growing number of Eastern European Jews were OTD. If I’m not mistaken, there was no Internet then
it still is possible to be causing people to go off the derech now though, an added problem which didnt exist before.
. Modern kids pretty much always had access prior to the Internet through libraries, college etc. Then Internet simply made it easier. In the other communities, the Internet gave their kids access to ideas and subjects that they had been shielded from in the past
I hear that. (Im not focusing on the shmiras ainayim point, thats a different shmooze.) I think the internet (and all its social media) keeps growing in its power and publicity of ideas that dont follow a torah household, at a scary pace. It used to be you log on to aol and check your mail or whatever. Now evrything is a forum and everyone is shouting their corrupt and moraly insane stupidity, stupidities that get shoved down your throat. If you disagree with some views you are a bigot or maybe even Hitler himself.
Even if these ideas and concepts and lifestyles were familiar to youth, theres a new draw to them. A draw that packs a punch. (a strong punch.) That’s all besides the great and famous popular in style people expressing views and opinions which everyone loves to hear so much.
The classic Haskalah thing to say was “cmon bro, get in touch with reality, get with the times.” I feel this danger is out there in a larger way as well. To keep up with everyone and everything you have to share the cool views about life and the pursuit of momentary happiness or your a relic. I got more to say but gtg
oyyoyyoyParticipantfunny thing is i imagine most other kids are jealous of the rebbe’s kid
oyyoyyoyParticipantYou can smoke a cigar when you have a baby. You don’t smoke a casual joint with dinner. You smoke it for one reason, to get high.
cmon man, most people drink alcohol for its inibriating effects. and who cares if there are other kinda ok times to drink if it is a dangerous substance?
answer is that normal people over the legal age are, and can be, responsible to be responsible with their own lives. there are other drugs a person cant be responsible with, like heroin.
the pro pot crowd is made up of unrepentant druggies and people who have never known someone who suffered from the drug and thus are completely clueless.
false and false. cmon neville you really thought so?
January 6, 2016 12:31 am at 12:31 am in reply to: Is anyone else being strongly reminded of this poster? #1120486oyyoyyoyParticipanthaha right
oyyoyyoyParticipantMsPrincess, i highly doubt someone overdosed on weed. Even if it’s true that they did i promise you more people die from drinking too much alcohol than taking too much maraj.
oyyoyyoyParticipantAvraham avinu ditched Lot, what about achdus? What about shalom?
Pinchas killed people and he got a bris shalom.
Our gedolim tell us what shalom is, it isnt about whatevr tainted feelings we have.
oyyoyyoyParticipantBlack Sabbath Hat
Letz Zeppelin
The Bootles (theyre Skver)
oyyoyyoyParticipantIm hearing a lot more than 24hrs from most people. I think 3-4 days is normal
oyyoyyoyParticipant…but then my name would be Doinky
June 18, 2015 5:56 pm at 5:56 pm in reply to: Pics of Simchas where family specifically request not to share on social media. #1087296oyyoyyoyParticipantWithin the past few days i overheard a guy say “did you see plonis on that website”? Ya people oggle
June 17, 2015 9:40 pm at 9:40 pm in reply to: Pics of Simchas where family specifically request not to share on social media. #1087286oyyoyyoyParticipantFlatbusher- In this day and age, I think people have to have the expectation that pictures taken can end up anywhere, and I don’t know how you can control it other than relying on the integrity of the picture taker to honor your wishes.
I think in a frum setting people really don’t have to expect this. Maybe on the street i agree but by a frum simcha i disagree. And if you’ll say “but there are people that’ll do it”
Wolf- In our days of ubiquitous camera phones and social media, I have to wonder if guests taking pictures is something that has become such a normal thing to do that a host requesting otherwise would fall out of the social norms.
I dont know the rules of what makes something normal. Point is, there are so many simchas that ive been to that arent smartphone simchas, where most people in attendance are holding on to their values. As for the handful of people that do have smartphones there, they have the decency not to publicize pics. So what is the norm?
(BTW What happens if by half of orthodox jews this isn’t the common practice, do i go by where i am or what the general populace does?)
oyyoyyoyParticipantby bus
oyyoyyoyParticipantThen how do you define good?
If 3/4 of the world like wine A and 1/4 think it’s garbage, but that 1/4 are connoisseurs, would you say wine A is good? Maybe you like it but is it good?
oyyoyyoyParticipantWhy was it difficult to stop? why the relapse?
I would venture that bad habits are always difficult to stop because there is a yetzer hara, and this should prove that it’s not good for you.
Or because it’s a habit. If i try to stop picking my nose (in public, of course) and have a hard time, is it because of the yetzer hara?
I can also tell you that whenever I relapsed, there was a yereda in my davening and desire and ability to learn. when I would stop, it would take , on average 3 months , to get back to where I was before the relapse.
Understandable. However, there’s also the possibility you felt negatively about yourself, low self confidence etc.
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