Thanks for the lookup. I don’t think I would have gotten to it. I did get a lot of flack several years ago when the flame discussion came up and I provided the sources at that time.
I was not advocating the kosher switch, just opening the discussion to show the flip side. But I wonder how it felt to those who first used the Brooklyn eruv knowing that Rav Moshe opposed it. Even if it was ok, like eating kosher chazir?
But now it is more or less tolerated.
And what about zilzul Pesach with the myriads of products that resemble chometz,i.e. pizza and macaroni?
And leaving our homes for luxury hotels..afterall, top Rabbonim and Rosh Yeshivas are on the marquis. What’s the message to those who can not afford it?
And the latest thing is leaving your shul and Rav and renting beach houses in Florida for Pesach. My goodness! This is not Zilzul of the Yom Tov?