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  • in reply to: Written Sworn Statement #868293
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    Are you asking about halacha or secular law?

    To a court or to to a private party?

    in reply to: How To Take Control of Your Marriage #869511
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    Computer777: I am not divorced c’v. Yes, I can state from direct personal experience that this segula worked for me. Just as the above Seforim HaKedoshim said it would.

    But forget my kovod. I am compelled to defend the kovod of Chachmei Yisroel following your shocking statement not only dismissing the holy words of our gedolim and poskim, four of which were quoted above, but that of you actually calling them fools! It is the Seforim Hakedoshim that say the Shechina is in such a home.

    in reply to: George Zimmerman #868269
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    Feeling threatened is NOT a justification to attack someone. Martin initiated a physical attack on Zimmerman and Zimmerman lawfully defended himself per Florida’s Stand Your Ground law.

    in reply to: George Zimmerman #868266
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    He was not looking for a fight. And carrying a gun is legal in Florida. He followed and watched Martin, he did not confront him. All of which is 100% legal. Police did not order Zimmerman to do, or not do, anything. A 911 operator (not police) *suggested* it “wasn’t necessary” to follow him. It was not an order. And in fact a 911 telephone operator cannot issue orders.

    And Martin confronted Zimmerman.

    in reply to: Divorce: Whose Fault Was It? #932152
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    midwesterner: Rav Miller zt’l also said 99% of divorces were entirely avoidable and unnecessary.

    Computer777: What Naysberg said is true. moi aussi made that up.

    in reply to: SHEVA BROCHOS JOKES/GOOD LINES #902552
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    Another message to the Kallah: Do you know the two most important words in marriage?? Yes, Dear!!!

    in reply to: Divorce: Whose Fault Was It? #932137
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    Why, then, so frequently will a person take whatever opportunity to (usually subtly but sometimes even overtly) place blame on their ex-spouse for their failed marriage?

    in reply to: OPEN SHABBOS – KOSHER PIZZA #873796
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    Succos.

    in reply to: Lighting Extra Shabbos Lichts #959176
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    Yaff: of course a wife follows her husband’s minhag on lighting candles, the same way she assumes all minhagim from her husband. I’m not sure why anyone would mistakenly think otherwise.

    in reply to: Lighting Extra Shabbos Lichts #959172
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    Does everyone tzind ah licht for every child?

    in reply to: Sheva Brochos Divrei Torah #867948
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    Thank you, folks. I might be mistaken for the Godol Hador after presenting this Divrei Brocho.

    Does anyone know of a Sefer I can take a Dvar Torah verbatim from?

    in reply to: Divorce: Whose Fault Was It? #932132
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    Are they usually blameless?

    in reply to: Interacting With Ex-Family Members #882329
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    Treat them as well as you would treat any Yid you know.

    in reply to: Family Not Traveling Together #868089
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    That isn’t correct. Even if the reason air travel is safer than road travel is due to the lack of conditions necessary for a plane crash, that does not diminish the fact that air travel is statistically safer. It in fact streghnthens the point.

    in reply to: Does this exisit? #867671
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    What are examples of some common reasons a wife might refuse to accept a Get, whether the reason is justifiable or unjustifiable?

    in reply to: Who wants to be a Tzadaikes like Rus? #1180214
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    Health: When you tell me you would be willing to date an 80 year old woman if she could still have children, I’ll take you seriously.

    That isn’t realistic. An 80 year old woman can’t have children. There’s no point in engaging in unrealistic hypotheticals.

    in reply to: George Zimmerman #868262
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    All of Zimmerman’s actions in following Martin prior to the confrontation, were entirely lawful.

    in reply to: Family Not Traveling Together #868087
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    me2: Even if you flew roundtrip commercial air every day, 5 days a week, your statistical risk is clearly lower than driving roundtrip, 5 days a week.

    in reply to: Who wants to be a Tzadaikes like Rus? #1180208
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    moi aussi: You are incorrect on both counts. Older men often do want children, as is their obligation or mitzvah (though it is even true often with non-Jewish men too.) And they are correct in seeking to quench their physical needs. The alternatives to that are much worse.

    in reply to: tuition and home buying #869128
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    besalel: That is a good, but impractical, solution. There is no way to enforce centralized billing (especially with those with no school-age children.)

    fed ben fed: Please specifically explain what “poor choices” you refer to.

    in reply to: Family Not Traveling Together #868083
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    me2: YEARS have gone by without a single commercial air fatality in the US, let alone an entire plane crash c’v. The same, unfortunately, cannot be said regarding road travel. Its obvious the danger of all passengers in a car c’v perishing in a mishap is far greater than it happening in the air.

    in reply to: Listening To Non-Live Music On Sefira #1151853
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    ” If you push people to always be moser nefesh, they will be “burnt out” when the real need to avoid the “Big 3″ arises.”

    Is really all the Torah is to you?

    in reply to: What Non-Toradik activies are acceptable? #867736
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    Sam4: So S”A prohibits adults from playing amateur sports?

    in reply to: Who wants to be a Tzadaikes like Rus? #1180191
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    Moi aussi The definition of an old man is irrelevant as long as the girl is over 12 (and thus not a yalda), since the only problem is for an old man to marry a girl under 12.

    And even if you argue a girl has no chiyuv to get married, she most certainly has a tremendous mitvah to do so.

    in reply to: How To Take Control of Your Marriage #869497
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    Y’know, another boich svara you can come up with is that everyone MUST buy their loved ones a bar of choclate (if they like choclate) EVERY Erev Shabbos. Otherwise they are bad, since they are violating veohavto loreacho komocho and going against ” the most important tanna of the entire mishnaic era.” And no one dare say it is ever okay to not buy that choclate. Its such a good boich svara that you can even use it against any Achron who says otherwise, without needing any additional source.

    In any event, this argument is about a davar pashut. The husband has always been the authority in the home. Even if he didnt put his foot down under the Chuppa. The seforim say as much without dissent. For a most recent source simply read the various seforim of Rav Avigdor Miller zt’l, who writes many times the husband is the Captain and the wife the First Mate who differs to the authority of the husband. (And the husband always takes the wifes opinion into account before making a decision.)

    in reply to: Kol Isha #869330
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    None of them provide any blanket heters.

    in reply to: George Zimmerman #868248
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    Florida’s Stand Your Groind statue allows the use of deadly force in response to great bodily harm, even if he does not fear his life is at risk.

    in reply to: Growing Old #1191089
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    Every day, expect that day to be your last. And act accordingly. Do teshuva. So say the Seforim HaKedoshim.

    in reply to: How To Take Control of Your Marriage #869487
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    I cannot believe what I am reading! How can Sam speak against the above Seforim HaKedoshim with such impunity??

    And what about the “bechira” of a citizen to refuse to follow his King’s orders? Or a child’s bechira to refuse to have Kibud Av? Or the bechira of someone without legs to walk into a place of sin.

    in reply to: Kol Isha #869327
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    Sam4321: Name a posek who is mattir.

    in reply to: How To Take Control of Your Marriage #869485
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    This remedy shouldn’t be publicized. It is given privately to the Choson at his Choson Shmooze.

    in reply to: Kallah Providing the Chosson a Dowry #867221
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    The more worthy the Choson, the higher the dowry. (Or a fancier wedding, as the case may be.)

    in reply to: The name Elka #867378
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    No one gives a child an English name at his Bris. We do for Yiddish names.

    in reply to: George Zimmerman #868236
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    Martin may have assaulted Zimmerman, leading Zimmerman to lawfully defend himself with lethal force under Florida’s Stand Your Ground statue.

    The burden of proof lies with the prosecution. In the absence of such proof, Zimmerman remains totally innocent in the eyes of the law.

    in reply to: Kol Isha #869322
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    Listening to female recorded singing is prohibited according to all leading poskim.

    in reply to: #1 Charoses Fan #868317
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    I love to drink the zaltz vasser!

    in reply to: Heter for Women Learning Torah in Beis Yaakov #867311
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    Soro Scheiner’s heter (and it was a heter) was to teach girls in a formal school setting what was needed to keep them frum.

    in reply to: Anti-Isreal Goyim Yemach Shemom and Anti-Isreal Jews #1061679
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    No, the Jews are the biggest tzadikim.

    in reply to: Davening Gemara #1017042
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    Mochoh – Are you seriously taainaing that there is no inherent kedusha in the words of the gemorah?!?! Why would you not need to make the Brochos in the morning before “laining” the gemora if you need a Brocho before laining the mishna?

    in reply to: Kol Isha #869316
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    Mochoh – Which deah is that?

    in reply to: SEDER MINHAGIM? #1148839
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    We use a pillow on our chair.

    in reply to: Davening Gemara #1017036
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    Reading the Gemora is part of the mitzva of Limid Torah. Even if he reads it without understanding it. Hewould srill need to say the Brochos in the morning before he could lain the gemorah.

    in reply to: Violating Mitzvas D'Rabbanon #867098
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    Toi – What does it say there?

    in reply to: Lady Fingers #1070271
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    I love lady fingers.

    in reply to: How To Take Control of Your Marriage #869481
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    What’s the difference. He/she didn’t say anything other than quote some Seforim.

    in reply to: having a sibling post on the coffee room. #870499
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    Hi bro!

    in reply to: Borough Park turning Litvish? #866818
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    I believe Lakewood is turning Chasidish by a far far greater degree than BP is turning Litvish.

    in reply to: Kabbalah, Zohar and The ARIZAL #866768
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    How did the Zohar pass down all the centuries until it was publicized?

    in reply to: Biggest Chassidus' #867563
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    Who are the smallest Chasiduses?

    in reply to: The Longest Seder Contest�How Late Will Your Seder End? #1199598
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    What time are you using? When you finished Chad Gadya or when you hit the pillow? Let’s, at least, all be consistent.

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