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  • in reply to: Obstructionist Senate #2053309
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    Jack and RE
    Your lack of history is breathtaking.
    1. The Democrats used the filibuster 314 times while Trump was president. I don’t recall any objections on your parts
    2. Schumer used the filibuster this week against a Republican proposal
    3. Republican Senator Tom Cotton gave a fiery defense of the filibuster in the Senate, predicting dire consequences if this long standing Senate tradition was overturned. He concluded by saying he didn’t write the speech. It was written by, and delivered by, Senator Charles Schumer when Republicans controlled the Senate.
    4. Democrats have stated that requiring valid IDs constitutes voter suppression for African-Americans and Latinos. Rep Burgess Owens, an African-American Representative from Utah, said from the House floor that he was offended that Democrats assummed people of color lacked the intelligence to obtain an ID.
    5. Many Blue states, including Delaware, NY. NJ and Connecticut have provisions that make voting more restrictive than Georgia.

    in reply to: Free Covid tests now available #2052816
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    CS , If you feel they are irrelevant, noone is forcing you to order the tests. So, please stop the negative, sarcastic comments.

    in reply to: Free Covid tests now available #2052561
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    Commonsaychel

    Why so called.

    in reply to: Free Covid tests now available #2052522
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    Yes, i received an order confirmation minutes later. You have to provide your email address.

    in reply to: Politics in US #2048373
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    GH. The Virginia DOE website clearly stated that CRT was being taught in public schools. The left misrepresents the opposition to CRT, as you did. Slavery is part of our past and should be part of the history taught in school. Martin Luther King believed people should be judged on their character, not skin color. CRT often seeks to divide , by race, and by defining whites as inherently racist.

    CTlawyer, do you actually think that the party that allows anti Semitic pronouncements by the Squad to go unpunished , and banned outdoor church and synogogue services because of covid while allowing BLM protests is the party of religious rights?

    in reply to: The world should take action on Israel’s treatment of charedim #2046362
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    Ujm, what happened to not masering a Jew?

    in reply to: Anti-soros=anti-semitism? #2042919
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    Soros has funded the ele ctoon of progressive DA’s that have been very soft on crime

    in reply to: 80 Years Today of Pearl Harbor Invasion #2040265
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    Ujm, like your alter ego, Joseph, you tend ignore points you don’t want to address. Of course everything is from Hashem but your answer , everything is a gezeira, is the easy way out. Remember , many of the six million who died were generations who obeyed the gedolim and stayed in Europe, only to be lost to yiddishkeit when they were trapped in the Soviet Union or to be killed by the Nazis. It’s fair to question why Hashem’s plan to save the balance required millions more to be killed or injured

    in reply to: 80 Years Today of Pearl Harbor Invasion #2039908
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    Akuperma, sadly, ive observed your kind of backward reasoning before. You attribute the saving of the balance of European Jewry due to Hashem’s orchestrating Pearl Harbor.
    In your way of thinking, couldn’t Hashem have avoided the deaths of ALL European Jewry ( and the loss of life at Pearl Harbor) by not allowing Hitler and the Japanese military from coming to power?

    in reply to: Kashrus reforms in Israel #2035648
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    Philisopher, what’s the chidush? What your describing is the kashrus industry in the US. There are hundreds of hashgachas, you just have to investigate their reliability

    in reply to: Is thanksgiving assur #2034622
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    Ujm, not a good anolgy as you are choosing to assume that Thanksgiving is a Christian holiday..That may be your belief but don’t force it on others

    in reply to: Is thanksgiving assur #2034565
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    In one respect those who want to assur Thanksgiving are like the woke cancel culture crowd. It’s not enough for them to not observe ( which is their right ) , by advocating its prohibition by assuring it they want to stop everyone.

    in reply to: Israels health care system #2034410
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    CT, please don’t be condescending. His point is understandable. It’s not a newsflash to state that in kupat cholim, you get what you pay for. Like most government run health programs ( Medicare being a major exception ) costs are kept down by rationing care. The hospitals where I worked all had special all Included packages for elective surgeries ( i.e. knees, shoulders, hips, ) aimed at Canadiens looking at months long waits in Canada for arthroscopic or joint replacement elective surgeries.

    in reply to: Is thanksgiving assur #2034055
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    Actually, the 1789 thanksgiving has a Jewish connection, not a Christian one. President Washington wanted Congress to pass a resolution to declare a national day of thangsgiving to thank the ” Almighty G-d ” ( singular, not trinity ) for allowing the possession of the Constitution and the birth of the country. A Congressman from South Carolina objected. He said this was a common royal practice in Europe and they didnt rid themselves of a king only to have Washington copy the practice. A Congressman from Connecticut replied that they were not copying European kings but King Solomon. In the same way that Solomon declared thanksgiving to G-d for allowing him to build the Temple, we should declare our Thanksgiving to G-d for the Constitution.
    Thr South Carolinian replied that King Solomon he could accept and supported the resolution.

    in reply to: What do you do to earn a living #2033188
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    I’m rerired.

    in reply to: Kyle Rittenhouse #2031921
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    One last comment. You keep calling the riots protests. It brings to mind the CNN reporter commenting about the “mostly peaceful protests ” while over his shoulder you could see an entire row of buildings up in flames.

    in reply to: Kyle Rittenhouse #2031655
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    Jack
    There were 3 people shot , not 4. Rosenbaum was reaching for the gun barrel. They were part of a rioting mob, not peaceful protestors. If the Governor had followed thru on his responsibilities, and called out the National Guard 3 days of peaceful rioting, arson and looting could have avoided as well as the whole Rittenhouse incident

    in reply to: Kyle Rittenhouse #2031585
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    During the trial, the man who was injured admitted under oath that he pointed a pistol at Rittenhouse before Rittenhouse shot him. Another prosecution witness testified that the mob was chasing Rittenhouse, not the other way around.
    It also came out that Facebook censored any comment that could be considered pro Rittenhouse, including those of his lawyer. So, anyone following the trial on Facebook got a one sided point of view

    in reply to: Chasimas Hatalmud: How did it come about? #2031474
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    It was possible because Talmud Bavli wasn’t written down until about 500 c.e.

    in reply to: Black Ethiopian Jews #2028174
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    Ujm, name the studies

    in reply to: Yaakov Avinu’s sheep nigun #2027186
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    I’ve only one comment to make on this gilgul sheep story: BAAAH

    in reply to: Thanks Biden #2027159
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    Thanks Biden

    Highest inflation in 30 years
    Rampant crime
    Southern border out of control
    Afghanistan
    Gas prices
    High heating costs
    Critical Race Theory
    Broken supply chain ( not Trump’s doing
    Helping the rich ( eliminating the SALT tax cap )

    Et al

    in reply to: Isreili police treat chareidim with underserved brutality #2027124
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    Hakatan et al,
    Zionism didn’t need a state in order to shmad. Betwern socialism, communism, and a whole slew if isms ( of which zionism was probably the smallest ) Eastern European Jewry was well on it’s way in the late 19th century to abandoning Yiddishkeit.

    in reply to: Thanks Biden #2027121
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    What are you smoking?

    in reply to: Music…Better? Worse? #2026060
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    Do we have to go through this again? There is no such thing as a Jewish tune! Throughout our history we adapted local tunes for our purposes. That’s why, for example, the music of Iraqi and Syrian Jews sounds Arabic, Bucharian Jewish Music sounds like all Bucharian music . The major difference between current Jewish music and older music is that we don’t remember the goyish song it was adopted from.

    in reply to: Mothers' Names on Wedding Invitations #2026058
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    Can someone rationally explain how the mother’s name is a tznius issue?

    in reply to: Virginia governor #2025287
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    What ive found most distasteful are the post election commentaries on MSNBC, CNN and the networks , particularly Joy Reid. From the extended clips that I’ve seen, ths loss by the Democrats was due to racist voters. Education was a dig whistle for white supremacy. What none of them mentioned was that the “racist” dog whistling voters also elected the first black woman to state wide office ( L t Governor ) in Virginia history.

    BTW, Reb Eliezer before you call someone a liar re Critical Race Theory, make sure you’re not getting all your facts from CNN.

    in reply to: Virginia governor #2025100
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    GH,
    Yes, the 2020 stolen election claims should be forgotten. But why has Stacy Abrams been able to build a career on claims of a stolen election and Hillary has kept calling her 2016 loss fraudulent?

    in reply to: Mishna Question #2023595
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    It’s not necessary to search for mystical reasons for multiple, sometimes contradictory , opinions in the Oral Torah. For an accurate transmission of anything as extensive as the Oral Torah you need a stable environment. King Menashe’s 50 year reign of terror saw nany chachomim murdered and others forced into hiding. The Babylonians and Assyrians slaughtered hundreds of thousands and exiled others. The Romans did the same, creating an environment making it difficult to accurately remember. Just look at Masechet Succah. Much of the gemarah deals with the fact they couldn’t remember how many walls were needed nor the minimum or maximum size, and that was only 3 centuries from the churban.

    in reply to: Life in Israel is hard for most isreilis #2022278
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    In golus one can move to either Florida or Arizona, bith of whom subsidize private school tuition, including parochial schools

    in reply to: What is the real reason for banning Jews from Israel? #2019731
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    I don’t know what you’re talking about. Several of my friends have been to Israel recently.

    in reply to: Behavior during nuchem availim #2018194
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    Syag, I’ve observed some odd behaviours at shiva houses. A friend and his father were sitting shiva for his mother and shadchanim came to check out the father. Real estate agents came to a friends shiva in Far Rockaway ( with his mother’s passing the house was going to be sold ) and handed out cards. Miahulachim from Israel came to our Rav’s shiva to sign their letters so they could go collecting in the community

    in reply to: Space Travel #2015725
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    Reb Eliezer,
    With all due respect, do you really believe these fantasy tshuvas?

    in reply to: bittul torah #2015304
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    Reb elieze,

    Oh please

    in reply to: Was the 2020 election stolen? #2014843
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    GH, you have to admit that Democratics denigrating Republican claims of fraud, legitimate or not, are somewhat hypocritical. Afrer all, Stacy Abrams gained prominence in the Democratic Party precisely because she never stopped claiming, without proof, that she was a victim of voter fraud. Hillary still calls Trump the illegitimate president.

    in reply to: Kayin builds a city #2012089
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    AAQ, you’re avoiding the question. There weren’t enough people to warrsnt cities

    in reply to: NYC Chol HaMoed Trip Warning #2009832
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    There was considerable publicity when this went to affect, both by the city and then the negative reaction .

    in reply to: Jewish RocketMan #2009507
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    Reb Eliezer, I hope you don’t mind I don’t take your dor haflaga comment literally

    in reply to: The last Jew in Afghanistan #2001433
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    His nephews davened in my shul. Zebulon’s brother lived in Kabul before his death. Like the old Jewish joke come to life, they were the only hees in Kabul but each brother davened in a different shul ,refusing to go to the other shul

    in reply to: Women Shouldn’t Be Expected To Work #1997514
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    Noone has ( unless I missed it ) the 2 major reasons for wives going to work:

    1. The kolel system. Unless one or both parents are providing support, somebody has to bring in income while the husband is learning
    2. Yeshiva tuition. In my experience, yeshivas are reluctant to grant reductions in tuition to enable the mother to stay home

    in reply to: Temple Beth-El of Borough Park, what do we know about its history? #1996330
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    The shul’s website has extensive information

    in reply to: Leave of Absence #1996008
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    CTlawyer, we disagreed on most issues but I hope we agree on the most important one. 5 years ago I was losing my eyesight and my doctor told me to get used to it. I found another ophthalmologist who discovered what was wrong and, after 2 difficult surgeries, my eyesight is 20/30. I wish you a similar successful outcome!

    in reply to: House January 6th Commission #1995432
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    What was the sin of Banks and Jordan? They wanted to ask questions as to why pleas of the Capitol police for more help was ignored ( by Pelosi ). Pelosi only wants committee members who think like her, which will result in a lack of any belief in the accuracy of its findings. Recent polls have shown that the % public having confidence in the committee is dropping
    To GH and jackk- had the unarmed protestor shot dead by the police been BLM , would the two of you still be so quick to exonerate the cop?

    in reply to: House January 6th Commission #1995409
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    I agree that we need the truth, but you unfortunately won’t come close to getting to it with the group that Pelosi empaneled.

    in reply to: House January 6th Commission #1995374
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    This commission is a far cry from being impartial. Pelosi rejected Jordan and Banks but included Adam Schiff, a hyper political politician who repeatedly lied about having ( but never presented) damning evidence about Trump? She included 2 anti Trump Republicans. In many respects, this is simply Pelosi’s third attempt at impeaching Trump.

    in reply to: Politicizing kashrus #1994153
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    An example of a kashrus overreach. About 25 to 30 years ago, the Vaad of the Five Towns decided to add a second page to their hashgacha posted in store windows. Right side dealt with. Kashus in the store. The left side dealt with how the owners lived at home ( i.e. tznius, hair covering, did wife wear pants, did man daven with minyan etc ). All the stores refused, saying their personal lives were none of their concern . The Vaad backed down

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    Kolel life, not likely life

    anonymous Jew
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    Ujm, ironically, likely life forces the mother out of the home to work. Someone in the family has to bring in money

    in reply to: Thank Biden for Helping Hamas #1972722
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    GH, the Palestinians are fomenting the violence, period. Are you calling the final enforcement of a court order to evict arabs illegally squatting for 40+ years an inept act? Your friends Sanders, AOC and Warren are blaming only Israel, citing the LEGAL eviction.

    in reply to: Being sensitive towards tragedy #1971095
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    Reb Eliezer,
    How many people remember a death beyond a week , let alone a year unless the person had a connection to the gadol
    RBZS,
    You have no standing in telling how a parent/grandparent should feel on this kind of loss. You can only speak for yourself and hopefully you should never be in this situation

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