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n0mesorah,
“You are so wrong that it was only about halacha for Rav Moshe and Rav Aaron. They felt an obligation to turn the entire Jewish Diaspora back to the Torah. They both continually expressed how lacking they were to fulfill the task. It’s an absolute sin that their legacy heirs today do not understand how active they were on behalf of yidden that were far removed from Torah. Rav Aaron especially, wouldn’t tell his inner circle muttar or assur. He would say, zuhl tun, cen tun, besser nisht tun, and most commonly, nisht kdei.”
Please, I am referring to the issue of eruvin, which is not some American issue. Both Rav Aharon and Rav Moshe wrote teshuvos regarding eruvin. Clearly this is an halcahic issue. No one has a right to oppose eruvin with meta halcahic arguments. It is simply apikorsis