CS in response to me questioning her as to why the Rashba was only “more likely” greater than her rebbe when she herself quoted “im rishonim kemalachim…”: “once in awhile the may be an individual who is unlike the rest of the generation although the general status of each generation and the standard required to be considered a Torah leader in general declines”
Is there the slightest possibility that you are of the opinion that the lubavicher rebbe might just be someone who is unlike the rest of the generation and that he could therefore, just possibly of course, be greater than anyone of earlier generations?
Seems to me, and I have a great tendency to see things stupidly, you believe the maamar Chazal epplies to everyone except to your rebbe.
Where’s your source for coming up with “exceptions” to this maamar Chazal? Please let me know because maybe I can then use your logic to come up with exceptions to other maamarei Chazal that I don’t feel so happy with.