Surely the Rav of the shul/yeshiva that held such a celebration was there, no? Someone “sponsored” the event, shouldnt that someone or group of someones be responsible? If the someone or group of someones is not a Rav or Rabbonim, it is on the parents for allowing their teenaged children at an event not under the auspicies of a Rav. If it was, then Mr. Gluck should take up his beef with the Rav in question.

Go ahead.

Shakran what you are.

“the yekkes laugh at the lubavitch” Which Yekkes are you talking about. What are you referring to or are you just shooting off aimlessly?

“Yeshiva mechanchim are no better. They are mostly uneducated koleleit who failed outside the yeshiva and have no business in the same building as a child.” This is absolute nonsense. Most Rabbeim today receive formal training through the likes of the Torah Umesorah Aish Dos program. Perhaps you would be wise to attend the Torah Umesorah convention this shabbos where Torah educators meet to discuss methodology, classroom techniques and the latest trends in education. You might meet real educators like Jim Fay and Stephen Covey who have both addressed recent Torah Umesorah events. But perhaps you would rather remain ignorant and spout nonsense.

Yes there are problems in our community but there is also much good. Many people do act tzniyusdik in dress and mannerisms and many others aspire too change and grow. Many are honest in bussiness and yes, the chinuch “system” does produce many, many wonderful boys and girls who are true ovdei hashem who continue in the path of Torah and Mitzvos.

there were no rabbonim there.

yapper is right.

He was not there for a second.

Stop with the pack of lies.

Yisroel Mintz