Reply To: What’s the difference between protests and parades

Ubiq
I’ll try to respond to all, if I leave something out ask again.

Firstly, changing the topic. You are only allowed a limited amount of words as the heading. The first post was submitted together with the heading. Read it fully especially the last few lines. Then see if I’m really changing the topic.

No. I don’t have a right to block your driveway and say “we’ll you allowed someone else to block it to go Daven so why can’t I. ” but it is rational to ask you as an observer, why do only some cars bother you when they block your driveway and not others. If you told me whoever the Gabbi let’s I don’t mind, AND I know that the Gabbi will let anyone who asks, And you are upset at someone who went to that shul but just didn’t ask the Gabbi, I’d have a hard time understanding. If then I saw a fellow get permission to block it and use the spot to go to the next door grocery, and you’d be OK with it because he asked permission, but an hour later you get mad at someone who parked and went to Daven but didn’t ask permission, I’d think your crazy.

When someone blocks my driveway and I don’t get mad ואהבת לרעך
When I’m looking for parking it’s reversed. Then ואהבת tells me not to block someone’s driveway.
Am I perfect? Not even in viewing distance. So if a random person blocks my driveway I get mad.
But when it’s someone for my neighbor I let it go.

Columbia hospital.
Right so someone has a difficult medical condition with a team of doctors in Columbia treating him for years.
Now the ambulance will bring him to cobble hill cause some parade got permission to close off fifth avenue messing up the whole city or the marathon closed off major traffic arteries.
Wonderful.
He can die from medical incompetence secure in the knowledge that the ambulance had advance warning of the street closures.
And with a smile cause they had a permit.
Huge help there.
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