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To ashergg
When Nevuah was writing as rescue he said that G-d only wants us to keep those laws that relate to morality. He expects us to use our free will and reject the other Mitzvahs. His “theory” is that those who keep all 613 are stupid “sheeple” his favorite term. That’s why he won’t answer your question. He ignores those questions which expose his atheism. Like when I asked him several months ago which Rabbi(s) he follows.
To ujm
Like Eisav loved his brother and my name is Yaakov.
To always
Ashergg presented an excellent Baraisa which points out that there is no one answer. That’s the problem with Nevuah’s style of arguing. he makes up his mind what the truth is and then finds a Posuk which he thinks proves his point. He has no concept as to how Torah Jews debate a subject.
To ashergg
Well said. The problem with Nevuah is that he makes up his mind as to what he would like to believe is the truth then he cherry picks verses in the Torah to support his thesis. Obviously, that’s not how one arrives at the truth.
To ashergg
Well said. The problem with Nevuah is that he makes up his mind as to what he would like to believe is the truth then he cherry picks verses in the Torah to support his thesis. Obviously, that’s not how one arrives at the truth.
To Nevuah
In addition to being an atheist you’re also a communist. Yeshivas have a right to function as they see fit. If we follow your “logic”, then children with Down’s Syndrome would have to be allowed into mainstream Yeshivas. I understand that you see yourself as the champion of the underdog, but the overdog also has rights according to the Torah. Let’s look at one of the verses you cited; Vayikra 19:15, which says that you shall not be partial to the poor. This recognizes the rights of the wealthy. If there are individuals who want their children to go to the “best” Yeshivas, why should their wishes be ignored? Don’t people make every effort to get their kids into Ivy League schools?
To the group
As is so often the case when a thread involving Chabad opens up, I have the last word. The reason is obvious; I ask questions that my opponents can’t answer and rather than admit defeat they disappear. Checkmate.
To ujm
And what’s your point?
To nevuah
If you don’t know the difference between facts and opinions, then you’re not only a Kofer but you’re also a retard. Checkmate.
To always
Would you like to present a theory as to why Schneersohn didn’t attend the funeral of the Gadol Hador? Of course you can’t.
To Nevuah
You must learn how to distinguish between facts and opinions. In no way do I think that my opinion is superior to anybody else’s. Hey I wanted to turn off the TV at the half last night and go to sleep, but my son convinced me to keep watching. He was certainly correct. On the other hand, when I write on YWN i present facts and they are unassailable. Unfortunately, you can’t understand this simple concept because you think that the Torah is subject to people’s interpretation and that’s Kefirah whether you like it or not.To??coffee addict
I think your question is right on topic. No, the Rebbe didn’t attend Rav Moshe’s levaya and it should be discussed. Schneersohn believed that he was the Melech of Israel and the Halacha is that a Melech can’t attend the funeral of a commoner, even one as great as Rav Moshe. I didn’t hear that this is the reason he didn’t show up but I’m inferring it from the following. The Rabbi of the Chabad shul I attend told me this story. The Rebbe had a relationship with Zalman Shazar who was one of the early Presidents of the State of Israel. Shazar was Lubavitch in Russia, but he became a secular Jew., but they would write to each other. On one occasion, Mr. Shazar asked the Rebbe why he didn’t address him as Nasi Yisrael and the Rebbe answered, “When I was a child starting Cheder (about 3 or 4 years old) I had a dream in which I had a vision of Moshiach. For me he’s the only person who I will call Nasi Yisrael.” In other words, after that dream the Rebbe decided he’s Moshiach and so no one else could have a title which even alludes to being the leader of Israel.
To Yo-c
You are confusing two separate subjects. I am not speaking about getting into Olam Habo. I challenged Schneersohn from the Gemara in Cheilek 111a in which Rava said that the Final Geulah will be like the Geulah from Mitzrayim in which only 2 in 600,000 Jews (Calev and Yehoshua) left Egypt and entered the land of Canaan. The Rebbe clearly stated that the Final Geulah will “NOT” read that “NOT” be like the Geulah from Egyp because every single Jew will be saved by Moshiach. Since he rejected an explicit Gemara he is a Kofer. Nice try dummy, but it’s checkmate for you.
To KCD
Let me elaborate on my post from yesterday. I cited page 1027 from the Gutnick Chumash in which the Rebbe named a number of notables whom he claimed were actual prophets. If you would have taken the time to read what he said, there would be no question that he meant actual prophecy. He was quoting the Rambam who predicted that Moshiach would come near the end of the 5th millennium and, at that time, actual prophecy would return. To that point the Rebbe said that, in fact, at that time several people did attain prophecy and then he added the Besht as well as some of his followers which would include the Friediger Rebbe and you know who. Now it’s interesting that you’re fighting so hard not to accept the simple truth, and, of course, we both know why. If Schneersohn really meant Nevuah, then you would have to admit that he was a Kofer. For me it’s plain as day. And I have spoken to numerous great Rabbis who are in complete accord. Now if you had any real interest in the truth, you would read page 1027 and see that in fact Schneersohn is talking about actual Nevuah. I’m trying to be respectful because, unlike many other Chabad shills, you’re a Mensch, but the facts are the facts, the Chabad religion simply isn’t Judaism.
To non-political
KCD, at least is a Mensch, unlike YYA who lied through his teeth. Chabad is fueled by a very big Koach Hatumah and so it’s very hard to get through, even to their supporters. I’m surprised he’s still trying to debate me, but he’ll eventually disappear like Shimon Katz who was also a very nice guy. As Jack Nicholson said, “You can’t handle the truth.” Few can.
To ashergg
At what point will you finally accept that it’s pointless to continue your discussion with this atheist?
To nevuah
You’re absolutely correct. No one can force anyone to do anything. However, if people choose not to follow what the Torah says then they will suffer the consequences.
To Happy
So now Nevuah has decided that Jews are lower than gentiles because of thousands of years of inbreeding. He probably got that idea from Mein Kampf. Look what happens to a Jew when he divorces himself from the Torah.
To ARSo
KCD joins the list of non-Lubavitchers who think it’s a Mitzvah to defend Chabad and the Rebbe. Why are they so blind? It’s hard for people to admit that they were wrong. And this includes great people like Rabbi Miller and Rabbi Sacks. They had all the evidence, but they refused to accept it. Yitzchok Avinu is the paradigm of Gevurah. When he realized that he was wrong about Eisav, he didn’t blink. He was Modeh on the Emes.
To Koifer
The obsession with Gashmius is such stupidity. Quite a few Orthodox Jews went to the Knicks game yesterday. Assuming two friends went together they spent about 20,000 dollars. For 2000 dollars they could’ve watched the game at home on a giant TV screen with ten other friends with food from the best caterer. So why go to the game? They want to be at the4 same place as the celebrities. Hashem writes everything down. At 120 Hashem will tell them that if it was so important for you to be with Larry David in this world you can be with him in Olam Habo also.
To Nevuah
Do you agree that Jews are obligated to keep those Mitzvahs that specifically apply to them?
To KCD
When I called Manis Friedman a Kofer for denying reward and punishment you argued that he didn’t mean what he said. And you also posited that Shlomo Cunin didn’t mean what he said i.e. that it’s the Rebbe who runs the world. And you’ll also suggest that the Rabbis who claim that the Rebbe is alive and is god clothed in human form, didn’t mean what they said. Finally, you write that the Rebbe didn’t mean it when he said that his predecessor was a Novi. So, the question to ask is, “How do you know what they meant?” So, you’ll say that you’re being Dan Lkaf Zchus . Here’s the problem. On page 1027 of the Gutnick Chumash, the Rebbe writes that there have been individuals who were prophets. He named Ramban, Raavad and the Besht among others. If he didn’t mean that they were actually prophets, then why say it? And your attempt to push off my statement that the Rebbe contradicted an open Gemara doesn’t wash. The Gemara in Cheilek says that only one in 300,000 Jews will be redeemed by Moshiach because the final Geulah will mirror the Geulah from Egypt. The Rebbe said that every Jew will be redeemed by Moshiach because the final Geulah will “NOT” be like the Exodus from Egypt. That’s blatant Kefirah. This has nothing to do with all Jews having a share in Olam Habo. The fact is that the Rebbe rejected an open Gemara and so he is a Kofer and therefore if he used the term Novi it’s understood that he meant it literally because he wanted to convince his stupid Chassidim that Hashem spoke to him.
To chiefshmerel
I’ll apologize for not making myself clear. I mentioned the Chabad Rabbi who bragged about how he gave out Matzah to intermarried couples before Pesach as a counterpoint to the posters who were writing on this thread that Chabad is trying to make millions of Jews observant. I wanted to point out how ludicrous such a claim is. Chabad serves a valuable purpose in providing Kosher meals and sometimes minyanim to Orthodox travelers. Beyond that there’s not much more. Yes, according to Chabad theology if someone does a Mitzvah it’s transformative, even if he’s non-Observant, but clearly doing one Mitzvah does not make one frum. The concept of Mitzvah goreres Mitzvah applies when someone is moved on his own to do a Mitzvah, not when people do some Chabad Rabbi a favor and allow him to put Tefillin on them. BTW what do you find troubling about Schneersohnism?
To nevuah
Thank you for stating that morality makes no distinction between Jew and gentile. Now since you believe that the entire Torah is a book of morality what emerges is that you believe that Hashem gave the Torah to all people on equal footing to be judged equally. Rashi, in his first comment, in Sefer Bereishis, disagreed with you. He said that Breishes means Bishvil Reishis ie for the Jewish people who are called Reishis. So, let’s understand why Rashi along with all our other Mefarshim are correct but you are not. In fact, the Mitzvahs can be categorized into three groups. The first are Mishpatim, civil laws, or, to use your term; moral laws. These are found in all civilized societies. And it can be said that all people, Jews and gentile alike are equally bound to keep them. But then we have the second group which are called Chukim, suprarational commandments. No human being could intuit them had Hashem not given them to Moshe. While people may offer reasons, once such laws are on the books, no one could predict them. Finally, we have those Mitzvahs which speak to the origins of the Jewish people, Pesach as a prime example. As we learned in the second Perek of Pirkei Avos one may not treat one Mitzvah as superior to another and therefore all the Mitzvahs in each of the three groups must be treated with the same reverence. This is not dogma. It’s the truth, whether you like it or not.
To nevuah
I’ll share a story. About 30 years ago I wrote a letter to the Country Yossi Magazine in which I told the readers that if they decided to make Pesach at home, they shouldn’t consider themselves losers. I explained that it’s a more meaningful Yom Tov at home and often also more enjoyable. The letter was printed and at the end Yossi wrote, “See you in Orlando.” In other words, all the “haves” will be there so you can stay home with the “have-nots.” I’m fully aware that materialism is the order of the day in the frum world, but I don’t worry about it. Boruch Hashem, I spend my time working learning and writing. If others want to spend their lives consumed with Gashmius that’s their problem.
To KiddushClubDropout
Again, I must compliment you for your menschlichkeit. This said, let me share a story. It was about three years ago on the first night of Sukkos and I was in the Chabad Shul I sometimes attend. It had been raining all that day, and the forecast was that the rain would continue into the night. In fact, it let up and so we were able to eat in the Sukkah. Someone commented, “Thank you Hashem for stopping the rain.” But he was corrected by a Lubavitcher who told him, “Hashem didn’t stop the rain, it was the Rebbe.” Truth be told, he was smiling when he said it so perhaps, he was kidding but on cue, another congregant chimed in, “Everything we have in our lives comes from the Rebbe.” To which his friend concurred, “Of course, we live in the shadow of the Rebbe.” I’m relating this because even if I’ll agree with you that Cunin didn’t mean what he said, such statements can’t be made because unsuspecting Jews will hear them and take them literally. I’ll give you another anecdote. At least five years ago a Chabad Rabbi asked me if I read Dr. Berger’s book When I told him yes, he asked me to tell him something from the book. I shared with him that Dr. Berger said that 8 senior Chabad Rabbis from Oholei Torah said that the Rebbe was god clothed in human form. This Rabbi responded, “But everyone knows that. I can prove it. We know that every Jew contains a spark of Elokus, and Rashi said that Moshe Rabbeinu had all the sparks of all 600,000 Jews at that time. Now since the Rebbe is the Moshe Rabbeinu of our Dor, he has all the sparks of every Jew who ever lived and when you add up all these sparks they equal Hashem.” If you don’t see that Chabad has deified the Rebbe, you’re simply blind. But I like you so let’s continue the discussion.
To Hakatan
I also agree with SQUARE_ROOT that we should avoid Machlokes.
To Koifer Blkur
You ask a good question, and the answer is that nothing can be done about it. We can rail against materialism, but those who have money fuel the Mosdos and so no one is going to tell them what to do. And we can tell shadchanim that they should put a premium on menschlichkeit, but it will go in one ear and out the other. Your question explains why I don’t get involved in these discussions because it just leads to people venting their frustration with the system. You can’t fight city hall, so s person just has to find a happy medium in his own life.
To nevuah
You stated yesterday that morality is objective as is the difference between right and wrong. According to your thesis can you explain the difference between Jews and non-Jews?
To Pekak
Thank you for your post. Obviously, it’s ridiculous to discuss Kiruv on intermarried couples.
To Kiddushclub
“All lies in jest still a man hears what he wants to hear and disregards the rest.” Would you like to comment on the fact that the Rebbe called his father-in-law a Novi? And would you care to comment on Manis Friedman’s statement that no Jew today can be punished no matter what sin he does.?
To always
Chabad should try to do outreach on the children of intermarried couples where the wife is a Jewess.
To KiddushClubDropout
Since you wrote respectfully to me, I will respond in kind. The Lubavitcher Rebbe had several positions which were at serious odds with accepted Torah norms. First, he claimed that the Friediger Rebbe was a Novi which flies in the face of the rule that Nevuah will not return to the Jewish people until Moshiach comes. And it’s based on that statement that most, if not all Lubavitchers, wrongly believe that Schneersohn was also a Novi. Second, and this is IMHO, more important, Schneersohn rejected the Gemara in Cheilek which said that only a small percentage of Jews will be redeemed by Moshiach. He famously stated that, in fact, Moshiach will redeem every Jew. This is critical because it’s at the heart of Chabad doctrine. As far as Chabad is concerned every Jew will be saved and so they’ll try to be Mikarev the Woody Allens of the world. Any study of Judaism makes it clear that Hashem is constantly weeding out the Jewish people. It began in Mitzrayim during the 9th plague and it continues to this day. Next, when I say that Lubavitchers have no concept of Hashem I know whereof I speak. Rabbi Shlomo Cunin, chief Chabad Rabbi of California, stated in a YouTube video in 2008 that it’s the Rebbe who runs the world and he will take us out of Golus. I can cite many more such anecdotal evidence if you request. I have no doubt that the Rebbe kept the laws of Judaism meticulously as do “all” his Chassidim, but his and their belief system has nothing to do with mainstream Judaism. As for your statement that what Chabad does, in reaching out to the disenfranchised isn’t a waste of time and money. I can agree with that point, but I said that in response to the posters who are making ridiculous claims that Chabad is trying to make millions of Jews frum. Finally, with regard to your statement that Chabad doesn’t play fast and loose with Halacha. There’s a Friday night Chabad “minyan” in my apartment building. I generally do not attend it, but last Friday night circumstances forced me to go. The “minyan” consisted of the Rabbi, his two adult sons, yours truly and one other Shomer Shabbos. The others were all following the Met game on their cell phones. Sorry, that’s not Halacha. And that’s not out of the norm. They make things up to meet the expediency of the moment.To ashergg
I agree and disagree with you. First, I agree with you that getting a person to come closer to Hashem, even if it doesn’t lead to him becoming frum is of great value. Therefore, I would never dismiss Chabad’s efforts. The problem is that getting a Mechallel to put on Tefillin in almost all cases doesn’t get him to come closer to Hashem. The case you cited is the exception that proves the rule. Moreover, as I said to KCD, I’m trying to battle the lie in this thread that Chabad is performing mass Kiruv, That’s total rubbish.
To always
The source you asked for is from the Book of Ezra. Ezra ordered those who had married gentiles to divorce their wives and stay away from the children of those unions, if they wanted to be part of the Jewish nation. Nothing has changed. If an intermarried couple comes for the Chabad Chanukah party, the next day they’ll go to a different party. Hameivin Yavin.
To RebEmes
Chabd has taught that anything goes but the only thing that goes is our Torah.
To Happy
I totally agree with you that Nevuah considers himself to be a (the) deity. To that point he just composed what he calls “The Five Commandments.” Having ten would be conforming to the rigid dogma.
1. I am the L-rd your G-d who took you out of the Egypt of dogmatism and so you shall have no other god beside me.
2. Do not make any graven images since these are symbols of materialism which reflect the corruption of mankind.
3. Do not take my name in vain as it dehumanizes me.
4. Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy, by observing its moral imperatives not its religious doctrines which stunt our free will.
5 Honor your father and mother unless they force you to conform to their dogmatic ideologies.To lakewhut
Chabad does not have yeshivas all over the globe, they have Chabad houses. Don’t conflate the two.
To Always
I heard that story about Rav Yisrael Salanter. He was asked to make a long trip to solicit funds from someone, but he didn’t want to go. At the end he did go, to make sure that it wasn’t laziness on his part, but when he got to the Gvir’s door he didn’t even knock, because he decided it was a bad idea.
To rebEmes
The people who support Chabad generally don’t give their money to Torah causes. Let me share a story. I used to attend a Young Israel which had a Chabad Rabbi. When I showed up, he made me Gabbai and told me that I can’t give an Aliyah to a certain fellow because he’s a Kohen married to a divorcee. A year after I left the Shul, I discovered that two of the congregants, who regularly received Aliyahs were married to Goyim. The Rabbi didn’t tell me because they were Russian Jews and Chabad’s main target is Russians so he was afraid that they’d leave if they didn’t get Aliyahs. Chabad plays all kinds of games with Halacha. BTW, if you check out VIN today the psycho BMG guy is after me again. He’s used 13 aliases so far. My crime is that I took a mild shot at Chabad.
To Always
You are a liar and a fool. American Jews aren’t “assimilating” they have “assimilated” Eighty percent are intermarried. There is no Mitzvah to perform Kiruv on an intermarried couple. I’m not criticizing Chabad for doing so, because they’re following Schneersohn’s orders, but let’s not praise them for throwing out millions upon millions of dollars on Jews who are spiritually dead. Don’ try to con anyone that Chabad gets intermarrieds to become frum. No one is buying that lie.
To Happy
This is the only thing the lunatic has in his life so he can’t give it up.
To Happy New Year
You nailed it.
To ashergg
I give you credit for dealing with Nevuah. You seem to have tamed the wild beast, because he’s actually showing some sign of humanity. Keep up the good work. You’re proving me wrong and I don’t mind admitting when I’m wrong.
To ashergg
I give you credit for dealing with Nevuah. You seem to have tamed the wild beast, because he’s actually showing some sign of humanity. Keep up the good work. You’re proving me wrong and I don’t mind admitting when I’m wrong.
?? coffee addict
I make sure not to directly engage the atheist.
To rebEmes
You’re still trying to talk sense to this atheist. A few months ago, when he was writing under the name rescue, some woman who called herself a Chabad Rebbetzin said that Schneersohn was G-d’s physical son. Several posters criticized her but this nut job defended her saying that we were bullies for not allowing her to express her opinion. He’s a Kofer like BMG guy.
To the group
AAQ speaks of the task of saving millions of assimilating Jews. If, in fact, the problem was assimilating Jews then he and jdf007 who laud Chabad for reaching out to “EVERY” Jew would be correct. The problem is that we’re not dealing with assimilating Jews. We’re dealing with assimilated Jews. Rabbi Chaim Bruk writes for the FTJT. He’s the Chabad shliach in Bozeman, Montana. After this year’s Pesach he wrote that he distributed about 300 packages of Matzohs to Jews in Bozeman. The problem is, as he readily admits, basically every Jew in his jurisdiction has a gentile spouse. Mainstream Kiruv is not going to deal with such people because they can’t be reached, but for Chabad it’s just about giving them Matzahs for Pesach or candles to the women to light on Shabbos. They aren’t concerned as to where this will lead. As for Chabad’s efforts to be Mikarev teenagers and those in college, this is admirable and should be praised and encouraged.
To pekak
Love your response to that sickotic. Chazal teach that Moshe Rabbeinu reached the stage where every word he said was coming from Hashem. Whatever this psychofer says is coming from his Yetzer hora. He’s like a host organism that was invaded by a virus which took over his DNA.
To the group
Only a blind fool would refuse to see how many great Rabbonim are being produced by YU. In addition, the YU ethic stresses honesty something which is missing in much of the Charedi world. And I am not from YU, but truth is truth.
To rebEmes
Lubavichers have no concept of Hashem. Their god is six feet under in Queens. Their belief system is based on doing what they think Schneersohn would want from them. I read a story about one of the early Shluchim. He went to some faraway place and was upset because no Jews were there that he could be Mikarev. He told this to the Rebbe in writing and the response was, “If you’ll be there sixty years and one day a Jew will show up and you’ll give him a can of soda and he’ll make a Brocho, your shlichus was worth every minute.” This is insanity, but this is Chabad. The absolute belief in anything Schneersohn said even when he said things that were against the Torah.
To DaMoshe
When Butman senior had his radio show he would regularly make statements like, “When G-d Almighty looks down and sees 5000 Shluchim spreading Torah in the world.” As far as Chabad is concerned nothing else exists. I’ll share a story to that point. About 35 years ago I spent a Shabbos in CH. with my wife who was friends with a Lubavitch couple. On Shabbos afternoon we came to 770 and there was a large gathering. A young fellow from Florida, obviously a BT said to one of the Rabbis, “I love Chabad but why does mainstream Judaism reject you?” The Rabbi answered, “We are mainstream Judaism.” That’s the problem and there is no solution. The only question is how great the damage will be that’s caused by them.
To ashergg
If you enjoy “fighting” with the atheist go for it. Thank you for calling him out. He doesn’t understand that I could care less what he says about me.
To rebEmes
There’s no lawsuit. That’s just another lie from BMG guy. He thinks he can scare me. He also invented some poster named Mohammed something who says he’s investigating various complaints about my office. He’s insane like the Kofer Nevuah. They both hate me because I stand up for the Torah that they rejected. When he started talking about the lawsuit, I told him that it was public knowledge that Manis was a Kofer because Rabbi Feldman said so. He responded that his team of lawyers led by Rachel Herman said that just because someone else called him a Kofer won’t help me in court. The only reason I’m sharing all this is so that if I deal with that maniac again on VIN, I want you to be on my side which is the side of the Torah.
To pekak
I was just making the point that we can’t judge a person by his children or grandchildren. Rabbi Yisroel Salanter was a perfect Tzaddik and his son went lost. Rav Moshe had two granddaughters who went OTD. I think it’s too convenient for people to say that since Mendelsohn’s descendants left the fold it proves that he was a Rosho. Only Hashem can decide. Since he kept the Torah, we must dan him Lkaf Zchus.
To nevuah
I’ve given some thought to what you’ve been saying, and it makes a lot of sense. The Torah’s laws are too dogmatic, and I’ve decided that I’m not going to keep the ones that I don’t like. To that point, I’m going to continue calling you a stupid psychofer. Checkmate you moron.
To MSwaytogo
I like your style. Let me just add something to your point. According to Chabad theology all Jews will be redeemed by Moshiach. Schneersohn saw no distinction between Woody Allen and a Rosh Yeshiva. This said, why does Chabad take such pride in its Kiruv work? Let them continue to await Schneersohn’s “Second Coming” at which point he’ll snap his fingers and save every Jew.
To ??coffee addict
I spoke to my Rav, and he said that I don’t have to be Matir Neder regarding the psychofer because I clearly didn’t mean to ignore him.
To pekak
You certainly get it. The psychofer thinks we’re idiots who are babbling whatever we’ve been told. He therefore rejects the first Mishna in Pirkei Avos. The question is not whether he violates the Torah, it’s whether he keeps any of it, i.e. are there any laws which he finds amenable and so he does G-d a favor and observes them?
To ashergg
I’ll thank you on this post for calling out the psychofer’s ad hominem attacks against me. The moron thinks that his insults bother me. He’s just adding fuel to the fire they’re preparing for him in Gehinnom.
To DaMoshe
Fallow instead of follow is one of his favorites. When he initially showed up as rescue, he would regularly use oppion for opinion. I think he thinks that it demonstrates that he is not bound by any social conventions and so this is part of his Kefirah attitude meaning he can reinterpret the Torah. His Yetzer hora has complete control of him as the idiot tries to tell the world that they have to reinvent themselves while he’s a slave to his inner demons.
To rebEmes
Obviously, Chabad doesn’t follow the Tanya even though they brag about learning it, because their main Rabbi, Manis Friedman says that no Jew can be punished today no matter what sin he commits. And obviously Chabad doesn’t believe in Rambam even though they make a Siyum on Rambam because they ignore his criteria for Moshiach. Now, hopefully you understand why BMG guy hates me so much. He can’t stand that I speak the truth about Chabad. That’s why he talks about the 30-million-dollar lawsuit that Chabad is filing against me for defaming Manis Friedman and the other Meshugenah Shlomo Cunin who made a video that it’s the Rebbe who runs the world. Pay attention to what that psycho writes and you’ll see that I’m telling the truth. It’s confusing to follow him because he uses 10 or 15 different aliases at the same time to confuse people.
To Haleivi
Not only is it tiring but it’s a total waste of time, but he has nothing else in his life than to spout his Kefira.
To ??coffee addict
Thank you for calling my attention to that post. In fact, I did write that I would ignore him completely. If this has the status of a Neder then I will have to be Matir Neder. I plan to speak to my Rav tonight and ask him this Shailah. In fact, however, as you can see from my response to you, I never intended to ignore him. I came to YWN in 2023 determined to fight Chabad. Baruch Hashem our side was successful, and we no longer have to look at their garbage. I feel exactly the same way about this psychofer although he’s far less dangerous since he’s nothing but a stupid Daas Yachid. Bli Neder I’ll get back to you tomorrow with what my Rav said. I enjoy our discussions. They’re challenging and truthful.