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ZeesKiteParticipant
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ZeesKiteParticipantNa, MODs,- please erase that last sentence. Too strong.
ZeesKiteParticipantyichusdik: As I wrote before, Shlomo hamelech was certainly smarter then your, me, American justice system. Just because we’re legally not allowed to doesn’t mean it’s the right way. btw Rabbi Miller, who I quoted from, was also smarter than you. He had an Orthodox Torah view.
ZeesKiteParticipantI agree wholeheartedly.
Someone who cannot discern the type of music he is mired in, means that their senses too have been dulled. It take a lot of chipping away at the inner pintele Yid not the vomit at that disgusting work. When one has goyeshe noise constantly assaulting his neshamah then he’s is able to smirk and say “If you have no more important things .. you need to rethink your priorities.
Yes, to Yiddishe Yidden it is important. As important as it was for the Rabbonim to voice their disapproval. It’s so sad to watch how this individual’s junk has made it into the “normal” simcha. How in the middle of a dance they start some kind of cacophonous – trance – dance, disgusting movements, horrible tunes (chant). They leave the choson, kallah, stand next to the band with the shameless (goyeshe) singer, all join for a revolting “twist”. What a downward spiral of the real stuff. What a way to start a new life?!?
No, when Yuval was inventing instruments, he could not have imagined this.
ZeesKiteParticipantHold on… one is in the making… (2 to 3 business days)
ZeesKiteParticipantplonis3141: I believe that is so true. Actually I heard a GREAT rebbe, a phenomenal mechanech say the exact same thing.
btw, about potching, Rabbi Miller was entirely for it. Of course it must be in moderation, without anger. But for a kid to observe the whole world falling to his knees, everyone afraid of approaching him, he says it’s no wonder they grow up to be who they are. No wonder kids bring guns and shoot at their teachers and classmates, they weren’t trained otherwise, they are emboldened by the world’s power afforded them. These are his words. ???? ???? ???? ??? is for real, not some pshat or drush invented by today’s “enlightened” people, smarter the ????? ??? ????.
ZeesKiteParticipantOne interesting point I noted, it has been some time since I peeked into that writing. There is a MAJOR difference between that and the rest of Kisvei Kodesh. Whereas almost every battle in Tanach was done and over with a passuk or two, here, if I remember correctly, almost the whole thing describes war, strategies, elephants, chariots etc. The campaign against Shichon is alluded to by a quarter passuk, Og is afforded almost one entire passuk. The war of b’nei Yaakov (if true) is not recorded at all. This work is entirely (at least most) of battle, armies, warring. No, not the Yiddishe folklore.
ZeesKiteParticipantSof Davar, You’re completely right, I was referring to the Tzadikim support of that campaign. As zahavasdad so well stated.
ZeesKiteParticipantNah.. It’s not our problem. It’s the other people, who are addicted to not drinking coffee.
ZeesKiteParticipantThe reason why there is no real Megillah and it’s attempt to copy the real ones is not read is simple. Nations of long ago would revel in war, fighting, combat. That was their pastime, their glory. Reading material (whether real of fake) then was only about warfare and battle. That was the definitely not the Jewish way. To read these works and revel in these matters would be playing right back into the misyavnim’s hands.
We had to do what was required, not that we’re a nation of soldiers, warriors. Indeed we are ?????, ????? but ?????? and ??????. So right after the fighting and nissim, they threw away their weapons and shields and went right back to Torah and Avodah. Jewish people are not the ones generally to be found using the sword. We do it as an emergency measure only, generally accompanied the the other two as well, ????? and ?????. We certainly do not revel in these matters, it’s not the Yiddishe pastime, we have something else.
ZeesKiteParticipantyytz, before the 20th centure, a Jew was observant. There was no ‘ism and factions. If one wasn’t orthodox, he was shunned and left the fold. So naturally if one was a Ger, he made sure to do it the way a “Jew” does. The right way. Makes sense, no? It is the other movements who have made their “innovations”. Modern… (and all their other names)
ZeesKiteParticipantYes, it is a holy place. I don’t think anyone disagrees with that. If someone is able to live a holy, fulfilling, happy life there, kol hakovod, ashrecha. But sometimes their government gets in the way (to put it mildly) of Shmiras Torah uMitzvhos. If someone is able overcome these issues, he should definitely should live there.
One must be able to differentiate between Eretz Yisroel and ‘Israel’.
ZeesKiteParticipanticed, that’s obviously what I meant. This thread is about shrinking.
ZeesKiteParticipantAnother sign of the Propoganda Mission: they keep saying the same things, over and over again.
FYI, AviK, yes – your ‘Medina’ is established. Nothing to do with our Mashiach. He doesn’t need your bareheaded interference. Doesn’t need your kidnapping of so many Taimanim. Or the systematic attempt to wean the youth from HaShem’s Torah way. He doesn’t even need the ‘one cow in Palestine..’. No, to him European Jewery, even those unable to work for the ‘medina’, is valuable. So maybe these Rabbis you keep trumpeting thought so, K’lal Yisroel, following its’ leaders think otherwise. OK?
And mind you, participating is NOT acceptance. And you know it. It’s just that you’ve been indoctrinated, you’ve been preprogrammed and nothing of sense will stop you.
Participating means one has to own up the the situation. There is a medina now. So we gotta play it’s games. No, we wouldn’t have attended the ‘asifa’ erev shabbos minutes to shkia. (or maybe it was afterwards)
ZeesKiteParticipantDon’t know. But COFFEE, they say, certainly helps.
ZeesKiteParticipantuneeq: For me it’s pikuach nefesh.
ZeesKiteParticipantAGAIN… Read what the Torah says. PLAIN. No works, essays, derushim, perushim. See what the Torah says, Neveim, Ksuvim, Chazal. All over.
Of course it has resulted in a bit of harm. That’s another reason we fast on asara bteves, someone unworthy got hold of our Holy Torah. That’s why the sensors were so busy. So now we must “explain” it on a more “delicate” way – FOR THEM. But the Torah truths remain unadulterated. Sorry here for anyone who cannot face the truth.
ZeesKiteParticipant.. and sometimes they bring in their “deyos”. They think the little they’ve learned, heard is authoritative. Some have a need to make a mark..
ZeesKiteParticipant‘scuse me people, we say in Havdalah evey week, bein Yisroel l’amim.
We mean it.
HaShem says in his Torah ?????? ???? ?? ????? ????? ??. It bothers you so much? Shows that the secular outside venom against the Torah and Followers have seeped into you. Sorry, I like my fellow Jew, because he is a Jew, HaShem commanded me to. I get along with my neighbors, indeed I smile to them and say a good word, because of darkei shalom. To equate a Yid with an aino yehudi, shows one is totally lacking in the understanding of a Yid. It shows how far the secular call made impact on the inner Jew.
Read what Rabbi Miller says, over and over again on this very topic.
ZeesKiteParticipantAvi K
You seem to be possessed with your two “Rav Kook and the Imrei Emet”, over and over again. “Erev Rav”, too. etc. I think you’re just doing it to call me out.
OK So here I am. Together with THE VAST MAJORITY of K’lal Yisroel and it’s leaders. Real ones. OK?
I for one won’t take that your “atchalta dgeula” or whatever is accomplished though a bunch of bareheaded, as an afterthought (first choice was somewhere else). OK? Sure, they were makpid to do it (the chalot) bein hashmashot because ?????? ???? ???? ?????? ????. Sure, with the argeement of “all” of your Rabbis. Conscription of females in the army – at the behest of “All” the gedolim. Abortions, autopsies etc. Sure. All litveshe Gedolim and Chasidishe Rebbes.
Please.
Do a little honest homework. A bit of history will suffice. Honest history. Not the propaganda they inoculate. (Rav Weissmandel – Min Hametzar, Rav Miller to name a few, and I haven’t yet mentioned the Satmar Rav)
ZeesKiteParticipantYou’re still here?
HELP!! Get me out!
December 5, 2012 8:08 pm at 8:08 pm in reply to: Why do Litvish and Modern men always have their top shirt button open? #911132ZeesKiteParticipantThey’re following David HaMelech. When his clothing got in the way, he did away with it. Only difference is he did it l’chvod Shamayim, for HaShem’s honor. Why these people do it? Maybe they’re trying to concentrate on a hard piece of rashba or k’tzos, they need all the ventilation they can get.
December 5, 2012 7:52 pm at 7:52 pm in reply to: Why do Litvish and Modern men always have their top shirt button open? #911128ZeesKiteParticipantZeesKiteParticipantAs I think I mentioned on the previous one, there are sites you could subscribe to, that deal with your situation, anonymously.
ZeesKiteParticipantGenerators…
December 5, 2012 7:23 pm at 7:23 pm in reply to: Why do Chassidish men and boys always have their top shirt button closed? #911283ZeesKiteParticipantI don’t know.
Maybe one of two reasons. Either it’s more dignified. Or more tzniusdig.
ZeesKiteParticipantCounselling free-loafers who have nothing to do, like me.
ZeesKiteParticipantWe all feel for you. As on the other thread, about four month ago. My advice – stay connected to a Rav, kehillah. Or initiate connections. Rabbi Miller ??”? says in his works, it is one of the utmost important things in marriage.
ZeesKiteParticipantAvi K
Most certainly not. Most Torah-true gedolim are opposed to it. Some just do not voice their opinion, for they will not be heard anyway. Why waste Yiddishe kochos in vain.
ZeesKiteParticipantI hate having the last word, so I’ll write something nasty and the Mods would res{No, we’re not falling for it. We’re not editing this time.}
ZeesKiteParticipantOK. (soon) (maybe)
I really admire you, tzaddiq, you come in here just to pull me out. Like those tzadikim (tzadiqim) who pass through gehinom to pull others out.
ZeesKiteParticipantI think a hat is made just to make a person look dignified. (I think there’s a brocha instituted for this) So naturally it should fit the bill. To wear one in an undignified manner defeats its whole purpose.
As to what looks dignified, that is dependent on every community.
ZeesKiteParticipantI remember being out there in the Pacific, spotting those <we don’t allow classified information>
ZeesKiteParticipantOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!
<Blush> * (9/10)
GOSH!! Thanks. Tons!!!
But I don’t think so. As most will agree, {Silly} {Immature} {Carefree} {Loud} {Boisterous}. I’ve even been labeled worse.
But what’s you’re point. I’ll be back even without those compliments. (I’m STUCK here)
ZeesKiteParticipant22) Straightening out conflicting count on this thread of two posters using the same number, caused by… the CR inactivity!
ZeesKiteParticipant21) Busy choosing which reason to pick.
ZeesKiteParticipantIsn’t a Mod supposed to be made of different stuff?!?
ZeesKiteParticipantIf I admit that I “hear” you, I’ll be admitting that I logged on. So..
ZeesKiteParticipantIt slowed down again, here’s another reason.
10) Some topic got red hot, automatic “take some time to cool down” mechanism blew the mains. Mod Maintenance Division called in to reset the fuse.
Waiting…
ZeesKiteParticipantI know my comments were not Zees. Sometimes truth hurts. Yiddishkeit it not about anyone walking in and wreaking havoc on centuries of minhagim at random. That’s all I’m writing. One must follow a mesorah, not become an “oiber chacham” and believe himself above (or at the level) of the previous giants.
If there’s an accepted mesorah one’s following – by all means. But to take matter’s into one’s own hand, and act upon one’s diminutive comprehension – that is (as the mishna says) ???? ??? ??? ???.
ZeesKiteParticipantSorry BaalHabooze, I don’t rank anywhere in popularity. Noisy – yes, not popular. And about the sanity, I iterate and reiterate that I have nothing to do with it.
ZeesKiteParticipantSo it’s more like a child who knows how his little toy works, poking his head into a complicated machine and discarding “meaningless” wires, switches, motors. “I’m an experienced mechanic”, he says. He’s a “daya zoger”. He “really knows”. He becomes the machria.
ZeesKiteParticipantThat was such a dumb comment.
(I took your advice, wrote this most dumb post, which means that your comment was really smart.)
ZeesKiteParticipant9) None of the above, today it seems to be doing fine (so far)
MODs – don’t ruin it!!
ZeesKiteParticipantI personally think the idea of piyutim shouldn’t be taken lightly. They were created with much thought, effort, concentration. Ba’alei Ruach Hakodeh, and through Ruach Hakodesh. There are some works that deal with the mystical meanings and references to their words. In fact, I recall hearing that in some (maybe all) every letter was weighted, and contain sublime lofty and mystical thoughts.
Someone opening a machzor and ripping out a page here, a page there, at will is like a child “working” at the hood of a car, pulling out (needless) pipes, wires and belts.
ZeesKiteParticipantBaalHabooze:
I didn’t see your post
I also saw it and left it w/o commenting
I forgot, I’m too busy to post
I’m just wondering, are my posts from the half that you do open?
ZeesKiteParticipantHealth,
I must interject. It seems like you’re writing the way I did before Mommy “brained” me.
As I wrote before, try the other way. MUCH SWEETER. Try a calmer, peaceful attitude. Try it first in written communication. Watch and be fascinated with the results.
Let feelings of serenity, contentment, gladness overcome you as you change your style of writing. Let it continue on with your oral communications. Watch your entire being transform for the better as you progress in changing your attitude of human communications. Watch others’ admiration, respect, esteem for your new respectful standing.
????? ????? ????? ?? ?????? – it’s for real!!!
Watch it all happen!!!
December 3, 2012 7:55 am at 7:55 am in reply to: Yasher Koach to Rabbi Horowitz of Project Yes, for protecting and not punishing #912428ZeesKiteParticipantIf that is how you’d like to phrase it, by all means. I just didn’t like the tone used (4 times) to downplay the hilchos bdikas tolaim – I think there’s a portion of shulchan aruch on that. If you didn’t intend to, then I beg your pardon.
Now why it’s “very low .. of importance”, I think that being that not everyone is in position of power, know-how, courage, not everyone is suited for that job. That’s a job for people of stature – sanhedrin are commanded to root out and rid out evil doers, not anyone and everyone can take the law into one’s own hands.
However EVERYONE is commanded not to eat forbidden foods.
And as you can see, I haven’t made it to the little leagues yet.
ZeesKiteParticipantWIY
You’re absolutely right. I actually had no intention chalila of calling him that. I was referring to the phrase. But you know what? I was probably wrong for that, too.
ZeesKiteParticipantAre you going to revive every old NK and Zionist thread to post this newest? (you’ll be at it for a long time)
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