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    doomsday- WRONG

    in reply to: Working boy in Shidduchim #1765228
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    Mazel Tov on finding the right one.
    I am finding your “rant” to be very interesting because you start out talking about how committed to Torah you are despite college/working and build a case for yourself why it is unfair that people write you off for college/working. Then you throw in that you watch movies and listen to “clean” music as if that is just incidental – continuing on about people judging you for working.

    So a couple questions/comments come to mind. Why do you say these girls are not as frum as you? What are they doing that you consider a problem, and why aren’t you just worrying about their honesty and derech eretz?

    Also, in my book (as a mom in the process) “just watching movies” is a comment on the person’s attitude (for lack of a better word) toward voluntary exposure to tznius, kol isha, and pritzus. Do I also care if he’s honest? Absolutely. Do I care if he has derecho eretz? Absolutely. Does that change the importance of accepting a lesser attitude toward the aforementioned things? Absolutely not! No relation one to the next.

    So are you just setting this up to make yourself feel better about the other things you do by pretending the problem is that you work? Or are you trying to put down those who believe these values are important? Or do you really not see that your words are not matching your reality?

    Maybe a bit of honest introspection would help answer your questions and those of your friends and make you feel less in need of ranting.

    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    Doomsday- you make no sense. The reason the study was done on 32 vs 34 is because the complaint is that the MMR is linked to autism (if you don’t believe me just check the 1000 other posts). This study proved that autism was NOT found to increase in the MMR population so now you are trying to rewrite history and pretend you meant ALL vaccines.
    Quit while you’re ahead.

    in reply to: A Study in Trolls: Updated #1761971
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    Sorry to disappoint you but you dont cross my mind til you’re mentioned or show yourself . As in the conversation with nevile. And asking a female that question is pretty inappropriate and, untznius .

    in reply to: A Study in Trolls: Updated #1761924
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    And my guess is joseph is there as well! Enjoy!

    in reply to: A Study in Trolls: Updated #1761910
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    “those who are easily offended deserve to be offended”
    Comments like that convince me it would be pointless to try finding a meeting of the minds.

    in reply to: A Study in Trolls: Updated #1761838
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    Neville- i ask in all seriousness (i called a T.O.)
    Is the obfuscation deliberate? Several times you’ll stick random sentence fragments together from my posts and pretend either i dont make sense or you dont understand. And if it is deliberate, is it to belittle me, or just to irritate me?
    [Seriously wondering emoji]

    in reply to: A Study in Trolls: Updated #1761837
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    Yes yes! What he said 👆

    in reply to: A Study in Trolls: Updated #1761697
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    ” I get the vibe that others read into his comments in an extremely malicious tone while I read them in a more hokey jokey tone.”
    well maybe that explains why you don’t get it.

    in reply to: A Study in Trolls: Updated #1761656
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    haha, I had started making a list as well, just from this thread. But I had a feeling Neville would Segway on dissecting each comment instead of ingesting the whole picture. I also figured I would refrain from roasting.
    But Neville, that was what I meant about you being AOC’s writer (before I knew you were black).

    Comment: If you hate America than go back to your own country

    AOC responding to that comment: trump doesn’t just hate us, he hates minnisota, Wisconsin…. etc.

    You can rewrite the comment and then make valid sounding inferences, but it doesn’t change the fact that you rewrote the comment.

    in reply to: A Study in Trolls: Updated #1761650
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    Neville – you seem to watch a lot of fox news. I agree that if trump would save another poster’s family from a burning building people would still be mad at him but that does not translate here.
    I hear your point, but I think (based on reading your posts here) that you have views and trollish thrills (that you’ve admitted to) that would make you unlikely to notice some of the points that would support the ongoing anger. Do I want to provide examples? No, this isn’t a roast. But if you wanted to, you would probably be able to spot them yourself.

    in reply to: See It For Yourself #1761416
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    5ish – I hear you, and I appreciate the explaination. I still say that you are giving ‘knee-jerk’ responses. The fact that people have legitimate tainos against the claim of lubavitchers crowning their rebbe moshiach for specific reasons is not a reason for you to accuse them of not recognizing moshiach when he comes. And from all I have leaned, nobody will be building the third bais hamikdash so it’s a moot point.

    in reply to: See It For Yourself #1761065
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    5ish – I hear your point, but, it isn’t really fair to say that because we are questioning the claim that your rebbe qualifies for moshiach, that we will have any trouble at all recognizing that the one who reveals himself following the blowing of the shofar and the announcement by moshiach ben Yosef. That was a bit immature of a connection and not quite up to your standard here.

    in reply to: What would it take for you to move “OOT” ?? #1760972
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    Neville – are you also AOC’s speech writer?

    in reply to: A Study in Trolls: Updated #1758594
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    “If that had been true, the halachic punishment would have been far more severe.”
    Thats purely assumption. Molesting is something rarely done before witnesses other than the child. A better, more educated assumption would be that Hashem, unlike man, isnt interested in destroying the child a second time or making him testify (is he even a kosher witness) so instead he leaves a special place in hell reserved for these animals and reserves their complete punishment for the world to come.
    As long as youre making things up, at least be realistic.

    in reply to: A Study in Trolls: Updated #1757561
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    that’s a riot Joseph!! he should correct his knowledge by reading a different thread of you also giving your viewpoint that nobody agreed with. cute.

    in reply to: A Study in Trolls: Updated #1757548
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    This is so exciting! I personal post from Joseph, and a calm, well articulated post from Phil!

    I have the shivers!

    in reply to: A Study in Trolls: Updated #1757550
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    Phil – separately, I agree completely with the first paragraph, as does halacha and any adom gadol who has spoken out about rebuking others. regarding the second paragraph tho, I think you are correct that it is hypocritical to criticize others for things you regularly do. But he didn’t say that. He said that you can still preach doing what is right even if you yourself are deficient. I think there is a difference between preaching what is right, and criticizing others. I will not imply that I think Joseph’s methods are anything constructive, halachically appropriate or beneficial, but I do believe that your response does not correspond to his comment in that one issue.

    Kol Hakavod

    in reply to: Should we be medicating our kids? #1757350
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    Bk- yes I am talking about the kids in the mainstream yeshivas. And my point is that nobody is throwing medication at them because they are not on the top of the class. It’s a made up scenario *sometimes* used by people who want to justify not giving meds to their own kids.

    YRS – I agree. I don’t believe it’s one out of five either.

    in reply to: Should we be medicating our kids? #1756956
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    I don’t know what goes on in the tri state area (which some posters mistake for the whole jewish world) but I have been working in schools and out for almost 2 decades with children with more severe ADD/HD. They only come my way because they are not able to manage in their classroom, peer groups, home life or a combination of those. I don’t see anyone “throwing medication” at these kids for an easy fix. USUALLY, and that means the most often scenario, we have to meet with the parents several times to convince them that if they choose not to medicate then they NEED to choose a different intervention. They need to understand that the damage done to a child who is unable to control his impulses even if it results in hurting friends, who is unable to concentrate even in conversation with peers, who struggles to follow a class even with supports in place, who is repeatedly yelled at or avoided by siblings because he is “always” breaking their stuff/ruining their game/telling their secrets/unwilling tofollow game rules or lose (let alone graciously)is tremendous and *avoidable*. I am not an advocate for meds, but I have experienced the daily suffering of many many children who are in emotional pain beyond your understanding due to the failure of the parents to administer either medications OR alternative SUCCESSFUL interventions.

    The ones who wave the anti med flags on kids they never met seem to have their own personal med issues that they are either secretly justifying or hiding behind.

    in reply to: Should we be medicating our kids? #1756936
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    “It’s less like an oil change and more like brain surgery.”

    throwing ignorant comments into a serious discussion is misleading. When kids suffer from imbalances, disorders, diseases or conditions that make that individual UNABLE TO FUNCTION then it is serious neglect to deprive the child of whatever help he or she needs. The fact that you don’t like it does not make it okay to misrepresent it in such a way. People who swear off drugs for all these theoretical and feel good reasons are no different than anti vaxers who worry more about their political or personal status than what is in the best interest of their child.

    in reply to: Should we be medicating our kids? #1756680
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    “Are you seriously calling meds “tools”?”
    are you seriously questioning that statement?

    in reply to: The Importance of Having Short Hair #1756204
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    hate to burst your bubble ma’am but trump isn’t half as obsessed with his hair as you are. I find it hilarious that the democrats and anti trumpers rarely can find any other topic of conversation. Every other text, comment, facebook post is some anti trump comment while the rest of us talk and post about the weather, exchange recipes and complain about carpool.
    #MakeAmericaNormalAgain

    in reply to: Is Israel part of galus? #1752923
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    Avi- you can’t just make up random kal vchomers.

    in reply to: Jonathan Pollard #1752423
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    Assinine comparison

    in reply to: Jonathan Pollard #1750135
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    “I honestly don’t understand why the frum oilom has such a thing for defending him.”
    pidyon shavuyim is a “thing” in Halacha. Reading details of a case in several media sources and then pretending we know the full story and then judging the person and acting negatively toward them based on that is an issur.

    Does that answer your question?

    in reply to: Kosher Restaurant Review Lashon Harah #1749221
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    rational – (and anyone else this applies to) – you can share your opinions on the matter all you want, and discuss all the virtues, but you seem to be missing the reality that if something is wrong halachically, we don’t do it. period.

    in reply to: Mental Health and Judaism #1748769
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    PuhLease – you have obviously been through so much as an adult, and from what I remember you had been thru too much as a child as well. I must agree with most of everything you have posted, and thank you for writing it so well. I do feel a need to say that while there are both corrupt and easily swayed people in all “professions”, I don’t think it is fair to say “many ravs” are that way. And if you have encountered enough of them to get that feeling, then I really am sorry. That makes healing and moving forward very hard.

    in reply to: Mental Health and Judaism #1747980
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    Rational- that wasn’t what he meant, and it wasn’t even what he said. And additionally I don’t think he was disagreeing with her. PuhLease explained the are consequences and alluded to (or stated?) the need for emotional support. Mentch presents the point that someone highly connected to Torah values can derive that emotional support from there.
    Again, the word was consequences.

    in reply to: Mental Health and Judaism #1747823
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    PuhLease- I am so sorry!! Gd willing I will keep you in mind. You should have a refuah and yeshua.

    in reply to: Mental Health and Judaism #1747790
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    “And yes, screen time certainly affects behavior”

    I know. My comment was geared toward your attempt to insinuate that eating sugar and dyes is as legitimate an issue as screen time.

    PuhLease – thank you, well put. And glad to see you, you sound well!

    in reply to: Mental Health and Judaism #1747079
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    “If people stopped giving into their kids and started parenting (disciplining), removed sugars and dyes, shut off the electronics, and made their kids run around”

    Haha! Are you really pretending sugar and dyes effect behaviir? (FAke news!) And you put it on par with screentime and exercise? Too funny.
    “, about half the cases of autism, ODD, and ADHD would disappear. ”

    Sheer lunacy

    in reply to: Mental Health and Judaism #1747068
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    Who needs an excuse not to get straight As, and who even cares? My kids know that if I even bother opening their report card it’s to the back where the behavior is marked. Not sure why you wanted that info but to each his own.

    I didn’t say that it’s beyond trolling to say individuals have varying levels of intelligence. In fact, you never said such a thing in the post I opposed. Do you even read what you write? If so, why pick a random statement that wasn’t even made and pretend I was commenting on it?

    Accuse young people of being overly sensitive? Huh?

    Not all humans are born equal and I should get over it… because I claim different people have different make up…hmmm… not sure what that means either.

    Maybe this topic is too touchy for you as you seem to be having trouble keeping your points organized as you usually do.

    🤷🏻‍♀️

    in reply to: Mental Health and Judaism #1746983
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    Neville- your comments aren’t even legitimate enough to qualify as a troll post. And that’s besides being a wee bit too defensive about the topic.

    in reply to: Mental Health and Judaism #1746921
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    ADHD is not a prophecy. Taking away his encouragement resulting in less enthusiasm is awful, and can effect his overall productivity, but it cannot cause ADHD. Like I said, I think someone has not done right by you in explaining the diagnosis and how to understand and help your son.

    in reply to: Mental Health and Judaism #1746849
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    😂😂😂 sorry, i was slow on the edit!

    (Check it again)

    in reply to: Mental Health and Judaism #1746833
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    Laskern- that doesn’t make sense. That’s like saying your doctor told your wife you have diabetes so she stopped giving you candy and now it’s true. Lowered expectations *can* (potentially) cause lower performance, lower self confidence, lower motivation and lower grades. But it can’t change an attention span from typical to clinical levels. Your doctor seems to have been remiss in helping you understand the diagnosis

    in reply to: Mental Health and Judaism #1746751
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    If that were true, you might be right. But you are either 20 years behind the times, or you are describing your daled Amos and thinking it applies everywhere

    in reply to: CAN YOU DO A RUBIK'S CUBE??? #1746325
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    I can’t but my kids can. And one of my kids used to take it apart and put it back together before he knew how to solve it the right way.

    in reply to: What would it take for you to move “OOT” ?? #1745511
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    You forgot to start with, “once upon a time…”

    in reply to: What would it take for you to move “OOT” ?? #1745463
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    “Giving up the humongous ruchniyos benefits of living IT to gain some ostensible gashmiyus benefits of OOT”

    Must be Opposite Day in Joseph’s house…

    in reply to: What would it take for you to move “OOT” ?? #1745249
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    ⬆️ That post was less about dumb, and more about total ignorance.

    in reply to: What would it take for you to move “OOT” ?? #1744643
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    “OOT is very often a spiritual danger zone. IT you are far more likely to remain in a frum environment and bring up your family frum.”

    hands down one of the dumbest things you’ve posted all week

    in reply to: Whats Baltimore like nowadays.Still OOT or suitable for intown fam #1744481
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    “If, on the other hand, you want to continue caring about those things but don’t want to stay in New York, I’d recommend checking out Chicago. It’s much more New Yorky than Baltimore.”

    The only thing New York about Chicago are the New Yorkers who’ve moved here .

    “whereas Chicago is much more divisive. Chicago is also a huge city, and you feel it. Baltimore feels more like a small town.”

    Um, Not.

    in reply to: Making Shavuos Night Count #1742042
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    DaMoshe – Refuah Shlaima!! I don’t know if people realize that what you did is a big deal! There are so many people who refuse to follow doctors orders (even when reiterated by their rav) at the risk of their health. I have been spoken to by non Jewish nurses and doctors who have had people IN the hospital in the middle of a medical crisis or emergency refusing to accept an IV on a fast day or take medications that can cause severe repercussions if missed.

    Good for you for doing what Hashem has asked of all of us.

    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    Gee thanks shopping, for your kind words. With all your leadership initiatives you’ve mentioned I’m sorry you haven’t learned more about the Power of Words

    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    Yes Joseph, when the Torah ‘s expectation of honesty is not important to someone it will indeed make breaking barriers easy.

    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    I had the same thought. Imamother is the perfect place for women (and men pretending to be women) to hate on all things religious and pontificate deeply on how they certainly could have done it better had they only been consulted but…hey…what can you expect….

    in reply to: Information about Passaic #1733413
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    Undercover – I thought seasons closed down.

    Yitzchok- agreed, thank you for clarifying

    in reply to: Information about Passaic #1733403
    🍫Syag Lchochma
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    …asks a man who thinks of neturei karta as center.

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