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If good things* were illegal, would people smuggle them?
Examples of good things*:
-Vegetables
-Cotton balls and Q-tips
-Sharpie markers
-Shoelaces
-Disposable diapers*Good things are good even if you don’t agree
Thank you ☺
There’s passage in mishlei (9:17): “Mayim genuvim yimtaku” which simply translated means that even something freely (pun intended) available is perceived as more desirable when obtained illicitly (this was easier to relate to before the age of bottled water).
Illegal aliens smuggle over the border.
People think they are smart when they cross the lines of halacha and dina dimalchusah to make themselves richer. That is not only incredibly stupid, but it indicates their bitachon in Hashgochas Hashem to fulfill the gzar din of מזונותיו של אדם קצובים לו מראש השנה עד ראש השנה. I always wondered why people do this, as they are trying to outsmart G-d. Senseless. Actions have consequences. Hashem yeracheim.
What kind of smuggling is legal?
… is redundant.
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