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he seems to be saying the exact opposite of his speech
I disagree. I think the Lakewood bashers gleefully celebrated his speech as criticism of the whole Lakewood kollel community, but it was never meant that way.
Well said yichusdik.
It was well written, but completely wrong. Would it be okay to accept a donation from a non observant philanthropist who despite his own non observance believes in the value of a Torah education? I think so, and yet I don’t think that means regular yeshivos are obligated to accept kids from non observant homes.
Call cholov stam cholov akum.
Yichusdik, you had a pretty long post there, but didn’t answer my question.
Next:
List all the other times Sam and Joseph agree.
Bing, Yahoo, AVG Safesearch.
Next:
Name three mobile phone operating systems besides Android.
Cute.
Itd be idiotic if we just had different definitons of what is bigotry.
Like most of the arguments about the cause and solution to the shidduch crisis.
He’s looking for a chilled out guy.
it may give the tenant the wrong impression as to what type of landlord he is
More likely the right impression.
like white on rice
Bigot
Neither JUSTIFIES it taking not-frum-enough money from those it deems below its standards of holiness.
Why does accepting a donation require justification? Why do the standards for donors need to be the same asxfor students? Is it hypocrisy if I will buy potato chips in a store in which I wouldn’t buy meat?
Not all activities require the same standards, and that is not hypocrisy.
It is not an option to send Jewish child to public school.
Has that actually happened in Lakewood? Or is it just that some kids haven’t gotten accepted into the “elite” yeshivos?
others who refused to go to the schools that would accept their kids as a matter of pride.
I would say that’s also a form of elitism; wouldn’t you?
Are you our lawyer?
His screen name is a typo. It’s supposed to read “CRLAWYER”.
That commenter was addressing a narrow point about the apartment being shown on Shabbos. Certainly you would agree that a frum landlord would be unlikely to show the apartment on Shabbos.
I happen to like frum people. Certainly not every one is a mentch, and certainly there are some very nice people who aren’t frum. But all things being equal, I would prefer a frum landlord.
Don’t wish for a frum.landlord as you might be sorry. My in-laws lived in a two family house and the frum landlord would “accidentally” turn then their heat down erev Shabbos and then say he couldn’t raise the heat because it was Shabbos.
Right, because all non frum landlords are great, and all frum ones are reshaim. Yep. Every single one. How do I know? Because your in laws had a bad experience.
What did it say before and after?
BTDT
What did you change?
no idea what a court would do
Ask Dmitry Agarkov.
Yichusdik, why is that a good test? Why can’t a mossad accept a donation from someone who wouldn’t meet their standards for acceptance?
Can a school turn down the child of a family which won’t keep their television/internet/tznius/shmiras Shabbos/kashrus standards? Can they nevertheless accept a donation from someone who doesn’t keep those standards?
Who’s that?
It won’t resolve it according to many definitions of it.
Or you can get more people to go out with each other.
That won’t solve it if you use definition a-h. It will only solve it if you define it as not enough people going out with each other.
So do you now see how the definition affects the resolution?
SDD, so if we shut down all public forums, we’d solve it.
There is no wrong definition of the shidduch crisis. If there were, your list would be (almost?) all wrong.
Say, for example, we defined the shidduch crisis as the inability to discuss shidduchim in a public forum. With the CR, that’s been resolved.
I switched all the shell corporations.
You think I posted myself here? I posted through a shell corporation.
Popa’s got a horrible camera.
I knew you would do that, which is why I gave you a phony name and address.
It depends on the lease, There might be a clause that the landlord in the final month of the lease has the right to show the apartment
On demand? At any time of day or night, any day of the week? Doubtful. You have to allow him to show it, but you can block out certain times that are not good for you.
Make the birthday party somewhere else.
So I shoveled all the snow back around their car, and left a sign. It said:
Hi. I spent a lot of time and energy shoveling back in your car, and searching for your video surveillance. Unfortunately, I was unable to locate your video camera, and was therefore unable to remove it. However, I assume I will see you undigging your car, and will use that opportunity to stand and watch and laugh so hard as to be worth your slashing my tires. To ensure I have sufficient time to see you undigging and enjoy, please note I have poured water over the snow pile. This is not a promise.
You think you were laughing hard? I put up the sign, but some other poor shmoe was the one who parked there!
Why would that be more efficient than only making one dropoff?
The sign said,
So I put up the following response:
That was even smarter.
Also there is no law that required seperate busing
Is there a law requiring that the kids be bussed to the school they are attending?
Do you have a driveway?
Me? No.
Do you? Can I block it? Did I block it?
Not you; Oomis. I don’t understand why she is all upset about street parking if she has a driveway (as she seemed to indicate).
Yes, I have a driveway. You can block it if you give me fair warning that you’re showing up. Did you block it? I dunno, was that your car? If it ended up getting vandalized, then you probably blocked my driveway without telling me you were coming.
Do you have a driveway?
Who approved it?
Who says it was?
Resolving the shiduch crisis doesn’t necessarily mean people will get married. It just means more people will go out with each other.
Sure, if you define “the shidduch crisis” as not having many dates. According to that definition, chassidim have the worst shidduch crisis, since they have beshows.
So are trolls.
Try van heusen. My favorite.
He doesn’t need heusen, he needs shirts.
If we don’t need to go to Lebanon because there’s no mitzvah to cover all of Eretz Yisroel, why live in dangerous areas (settlements)?
Your positions seem inconsistent to me.
I do not think that there is a mitzva to cover every millimeter of EY.
Are you anti-settlement?
Now I want to know how an married man can make some money on the side while still stay in learning. Any help is appreciated.
How about app development?
Then sell drugs in prison.
http://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/how-could-a-yeshiva-bochur-make-money#post-182570
Do you know what an incubation period is?
Yes, and I was kidding around about that, and about the article referring to you because it uses the word health, etc.
I am glad you’re over it, of course.