noitallmr
you wrote:
And obviously even a white shirted yeshiva is not gonna kick out any blue shirts, come on, rather a blue shirt will feel uncomfortable (hopefully) surrounded by white shirted yeshivish looking guys…I can’t see a blue shirt wanting to come to a white shirted yeshiva anyways…
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To say that a blue shirted bochur should hopefully feel uncomfortable is beyond my reasonableness. it is complete nonsense!
what if the more wise and understanding boy buys him a few white shirts and he still wears a blue shirt, should the others boys point and laugh when he walks by.
And if he still doesn’t get it, should other boys refuse to learn with him so that his taste in clothing doesn’t negatively impact them. should they not sit with him during meals or trip him when he walks by carrying his tray of food? Just how far should they take it to ensure his ultimate uncomfortableness?