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How do they explain the famous mishna “Al Shalosh Devarim haolam omed ” in Lakewood?
Torah: The boy has to learn.
Avodah: The girl has to work.
Gemilas chasadim: The parents have to support them.
I don’t think this is the time to be making fun of fellow Jews.
It is quite apparent that one who makes “jokes” about other Yidden a few days before Tisha baav, the day that we mourn the Bais Hamikdash that was destroyed becuase of people being insensitive to others, has no feeling about the churban and how to better ourselves with that regard. How sad.
While I don’t think the joke is particularly funny, I do think that the two subsequent critical posters posted as they did because it was an opportunity to take a shot at a venerable contrary opinion in the CR.
you are takeh Git Meshige….
Wolfman nothing could be further from the truth I know rebdoniel is not a popular poster here but i think he has every right to express himself as he sees fit, I meant what i said this is not the time to be making fun of fellow yidden.
In retrospect, I find this to be less of a joke and more of an apt social commentary and accurate description of a decrepit state of affairs we’ve found ourselves in as a people.
You have an odd way of expressing your so called love for all Jews.
i’ve heard the joke from many who are living like that- they didn’t seem to find it slightly offensive. Interestingly, those who weren’t in that life feared it offensive.
You have an odd way of expressing your so called love for all Jews.
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It’s the Ten Days of Repentance but I will laugh at this.
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