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Is it muttar to serve booze at simchas? I want to hear the pros and cons.
There is no con
Thats why its called a BAR mitzvah
Is it muttar to serve booze at simchas?
Is it muttar? Obviously it is.
Is it a good idea? And, if it is done, what responsibilities do the guests and the ba’al simcha have?
Those are other questions that should be debated. But the answer to your question in the OP is very simple — yes, it’s muttar.
The Wolf
majority of men will say yes
majority of women will say no
What exactly is the question? Is it whether it is muttar or assur? Then why do you need pros and cons? If its assur, it’s assur. If it’s muttar, it’s muttar. You want opinions on it?!
Its a chiyuv gamur. Unless its a taanis, in which case its a nidcha. But the minute the zman arrives, bottoms up!
Is it muttar not to?
How should we be happy without booze?:( ^.^
popa, like.
op: is it mutter to troll
hey, baalhabooze! get a load of this thread! lol!
It’s assur when it’s more Bar than Mitzvah…
lol! oomis- +1
I really think if someone has the generousity of providing a bar by a simcha, he neverthless has the responsibility and authority to make rules or regulations to somehow prevent anyone from drinking too much. 13 yr old kids can be plain stupid, and yes even 20 and 25 yr olds can be dumb and drink irresponsibly too. it is an awesome responsibility, but you CAN’T have a bar without some sort of supervision these days. to have a bar is nice, but c’mon, let’s not fool ourselves, there are alchoholics amongst us.
It makes the simcha for so many people! No matter how happy one is for a chosson and Kallah, when someone hears they are going to a dry wedding they are ” bummed”.
Not only is it mutar, its mechuyav.
Not only is it mutar, its mechuyav.
No, it’s not. Don’t be silly.
The Wolf
Am I silly?
who are you serving it to? local law dictates who you may or may not serve “booze” to and who carrier liability for serving to those who the law says you should not serve.
Am I silly?
Fair enough… I should criticize the opinion, not the person. My apologize.
If you’re seriously positing that it is absolutely required to serve booze at a simcha, then your opinion is a silly one.
The Wolf
My apologize
Ugh. My apologies.
The Wolf (who is a terrible self-editor)
Whether or not it’s muttar to serve drinks at a simcha, it is not muttar to crash/sneak into a simcha in order to drink their booze, even if the baal hasimcha let you in to get some cake and especially not if the baal hasimcha kicked you out.
#truestory… sigh.
#YehivnaLachDemaiPalgaSeudascha
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Wolf: thank you for the correction. Maskim, it was a silly opinion.
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This is a good question.
What happens when someone serves alcohol at a simcha and then all the guests drive home afterward?
Did they all organize sober drivers to take them home?
There maybe some legal issues depending on State law. Are we talking about a simcha where there is a bartender serving drinks or the “mashkeh” is on the table? If it is on the table and the person decides to drink it is his/her responsibility to arrange a designated driver. If there is a person serving the alcoholic beverages then, depending on the state, there may be rules as to how much you can serve to a person.;
Yes. No debate.
encouraged actually.
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