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  • in reply to: YWN, lashon hara, and spitting on Moshiach #2440986
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    Somejewiknow, if a secular Jew really has never been exposed to Yiddishkeit, he is a tinok she nishba.

    in reply to: The Fourth Reich of “Israel” #2437928
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    ujm, you mean the state that has been supporting all those yeshivos and kolleilim with TONS of money?!?

    in reply to: The Fourth Reich of “Israel” #2437922
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    Ujm (!!!!) and somejewiknow (!!!!), CUT IT OUT!! Positively. I mean with your crazy, very exaggerated and totally misplaced name-calling! You are not convincing anybody thus way either — just making people resent or hate your ilk.

    in reply to: Conformity/versus morality #2437333
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    none2.0, stop with your apikorsus! If you want to learn something – stay and learn, but stop posting your kefira.

    in reply to: Chasidishe Sefardim #2437055
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    Sensibleyid, I don’t think that most Achronim were Sefadic.

    in reply to: Is none2.0 Orthodox? #2436598
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    Also, something I should have done before — I do strongly protest against the way none2.0 wrote irreverently while writing about G-d (and le’havdil, his Moshiach).

    in reply to: Hi I’m back 4.0 #2436308
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    None2.0, stop with your apikorsus!

    in reply to: Is none2.0 Orthodox? #2436232
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    Also, none2.0, I do strongly protest your bizayon of The Written Torah!
    The Moderatots, why do you allow such denigration of the Torah to be posted here?

    in reply to: Is none2.0 Orthodox? #2436191
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    none2.0, Torah is the morality. You are clearly not an Orthodox Jew. It is clear from the things you say.

    in reply to: Rabbi Moshe Hillel Hirsch and the IDF (Israeli Army) #2432166
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    Somejewiknow, STOP being motzei seim ra on the Jews. And you are not drawing anybody to your side doing so either — just getting people angry.

    in reply to: MAGA Support For Israel is Dead #2415237
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    Keith, the crazy kanoy just does not like Trump. About him hating conservative values — I have not seen that at all.

    in reply to: MAGA Support For Israel is Dead #2415191
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    Coffee addict, he is not saying the Democrats are good. Are you capable of admitting that Trump is wrong about anything?

    in reply to: The Peaceful Dismantlement of the State of “Israel” #2405169
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    Somejewlknow, according to the Rebbe’s seforim one should be taking action to dismantle the state of Israel. So, it is really interesting that his oral statements contradicted that.

    in reply to: The Peaceful Dismantlement of the State of “Israel” #2395218
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    Square root, you may not insult the Satmar Rov — he was a big Talmud Chocham. You do not have to follow his shita, but you may not mevaze him.

    in reply to: Three Oaths essay from Rabbi Avraham Rivlin of Kerem B’Yavneh #2381529
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    Square Root, I heard it from one of his sons.

    in reply to: Three Oaths essay from Rabbi Avraham Rivlin of Kerem B’Yavneh #2380972
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    HaKatan, chill out! Do us all a favor.

    in reply to: Three Oaths essay from Rabbi Avraham Rivlin of Kerem B’Yavneh #2380931
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    Yankel Berel, secure Zionism is based on kefira. They deny that the golus and the punishments are min Ha’Shamaim. They say it is all derech ha’teva. And that they can save the Jews by having a strong army and a medina (which is also silly in addition to the apikorsus). And they say that the golus could have been prevented by having a strong army and a strong medinah (shoitim!!).

    in reply to: Three Oaths essay from Rabbi Avraham Rivlin of Kerem B’Yavneh #2380929
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    Ujm, Rav Moshe Feinstein held there was no violation of the 3 shvous because the Nations gave their reshus. Reb Ya’akov also did not agree. AND THE REASON WHY THE OTHER GEDOLIM DID NOT AGREE WITH THE REBBE ABOUT WHAT TO DO le’ma’ase is because THEY DID NOT AGREE WITH HIS SHITTA IN HIS SEFORIM. Stop dreing the kup already and dispute the obvious and well-known. And I am not even talking about Chacham Ovadia who made Shas a part of WZO. ENOUGH already!

    in reply to: Three Oaths essay from Rabbi Avraham Rivlin of Kerem B’Yavneh #2380251
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    Ujm, it is absolutely not true that all the Gedolim agreed with the Satmar Rebbe on the issue.

    in reply to: Hi I’m back 3.0 #2368884
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    Menachem Shmei, when other Yidden say “tzaddik” they mean what the Gemora and Medroshim imply — someone who does the right things, does not do aveiros be’meizid (and if, chas ve’sholom, he did derech mikre, he does full teshuvah right away). It is very different from the Tanya’s chiddush of how to define one.

    in reply to: Hi I’m back 3.0 #2361368
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    CS, your views on Moshiach are in divergence from what Klal Yisroel held for 2,000 years. You are pushing yourself out of Klal Yisroel!

    in reply to: Hi I’m back 3.0 #2361366
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    Number 1, I do moche on the CS’s bizui of the Torah !!! (What she said about learning Nazikin).
    Number 2, “there is no public record of the Rebbe doing an aviera…”. That is the proof that he like Dovid ha’Melech killed his yetzer ha’ra (which is the Tanya’s definition of of a tzaddik). Are you for real?!?!

    in reply to: The Historic Presidency of President Donald John Trump #2360144
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    Coffee addict, Hitler threatening to use military force against Chechoslovakia did not damage Germany either (at least, not in the short term).

    in reply to: The Historic Presidency of President Donald John Trump #2357664
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    Ujm, she was a part of the crowd trying to break in. It was in heat of the confrontation etc.

    in reply to: The Historic Presidency of President Donald John Trump #2357179
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    Ujm, there was a crowd breaking in, fighting the police. There was pandemonium. Nobody knew how far the rioters were going to go. Some were calling for Pence to be hanged or were looking for Pelosi. She was a part of that crowd.
    In fact, the police should have been tougher on them.

    in reply to: The Historic Presidency of President Donald John Trump #2356753
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    Ujm, some of them were “on the front lines” fighting the police almost reaching the chamber of the proceedings. This is where she was shot.
    Besides, the whole crowd were insurrectionists trying to take over the Capitol.

    in reply to: The Historic Presidency of President Donald John Trump #2356240
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    Ujm, those rioters were storming the Capitol intending to subvert the orderly transfer of power, and some threatened to hang Pence. The police were right to shoot!
    and how do you like Trump demanding land from other countries?! (And no, he is not allowed to do it according to the Torah — look in Sanhedrin 59A).

    in reply to: תפקיד vis a vis גלגולים #2324383
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    And it is not a posuk — rather, a ma’amar Chazal.

    in reply to: תפקיד vis a vis גלגולים #2324382
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    Happy New year, what are you saying? It does not say that once all the neshomos are out of the guf, Moshiach must come right away. It says he can not come earlier.

    in reply to: Ukraine Asks Jew not to Come to Uman #2316412
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    Always, what in the world are you talking about?!? I advised you to read a serious history book on the Eastern-European history. Have you followed my advice? By September 17, 1939, there existed only 2 possibilities: either those lands falling under the Nazis or being taken over by the Soviets. There was no third choice. Which hunger are you talking about?!? The hunger happened in 1932-1933.
    Stop with your uninformed anti-Russian propaganda.

    in reply to: Ukraine Asks Jew not to Come to Uman #2315585
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    Always, I do not condone the Stalin’s terror, but those territories were majority Ukrainian or Belorussian. Poland unfairly grabbed them after WW1. If the Soviets had not been there, it would have been the Nazis.
    Plus, we were just discussing if those areas were a real war zone.

    in reply to: Ukraine Asks Jew not to Come to Uman #2315271
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    EX-Citylawyer, learn the facts. When the USSR forces entered the Ukrainian and Belorussian areas of Poland to prevent them from falling into the German hands, the was not real fighting there as the Polish government ordered their soldiers not to resist the Russians because it was pointless by that time. There were only some skirmishes – not a real war zone. And, for sure, not in the central Ukraine.

    in reply to: Biggest supporter of Torah in the world #2300110
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    HaKatan, before the Zionists the E. Yisroel was a 3rd-world place. Now, it is a first-world place.

    in reply to: Why The Zionists Have a Point Leshitosom #2295022
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    Gadol…, cut out your apikorsus – you can’t dismiss a Gemora like that. Also, you misunderstood it. The Gemora says that Torah protects the Talmidei Chachomim themselves. There is another Gemora nearby which says that their Torah provides a degree of protection to others as well. It does not mean, however, that it is guaranteed that nothing can happen to them.

    in reply to: Applying FDR’s Germany stance for Gaza #2288886
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    Akuperma, Germans not supporting anti-Hitler conspiracies – a far-off sfeik-sfeik-sfeika argument. When one has no other arguments.

    in reply to: Chasidus Filling a Void Within Modern Orthodoxy #2288298
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    Chaim87, any names of G-d must be spelled with a capital first letter.

    in reply to: Chasidus Filling a Void Within Modern Orthodoxy #2287389
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    DaMoshe, +1!! Do not be fazed by all the krume attacks on you! I do not have time now to help you respond.

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    Hakatan, STOP twisting things — MOST of the kings of the Malchus Yisroel were self-appointed.
    The Zionists caused the Holocaust?!? Yea, right, all the other aveiros were insignificant, but the the Zionism…
    And you need to calm down.

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    Hakatan Yerovam was not the worst of them.

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    Hakatan, most of the malchei Yisroel were self-appointed reshoim. You need to learn NaCh.
    And, yes, of course, according to your ideology, it is better to have kings-reshoim from a legitimate dynasty who killed Neviim or attempted to do so than to have Netanyahu.

    in reply to: The open miracles of the Iranian bombardment and the war in Gaza #2278881
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    Ujm, let’s be honest — if not for the the Israel’s government money (and the Zionists building up the economy), the kollel system there would not have been able to exist. Let us be honest. Was there such a system in Russia or Poland 150 years ago?!?
    LT, a miracle like kriyas Yam Suf?!? Yeh, sure. Obviously, you can’t take this guy seriously. And do re-read my post about ISIS!

    in reply to: The open miracles of the Iranian bombardment and the war in Gaza #2278765
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    “The last 75 years saw less Jews killed” than any other period since Churbun — absolutely false! Over 20,000 were murdered. Between 1805 and 1880 it did not happen. Learn the Jewish history!

    in reply to: The open miracles of the Iranian bombardment and the war in Gaza #2278422
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    LT, about the casualty rate: ISIS wanted to fight urban warfare against Americans – to inflict casualties on them. They did not want to fight against the Israelis because they deemed the Israelis to be well-trained in that type of combat.
    The article was an American one from 20 years ago – from the Americans who thought you could not create such a system! the statement from the staffer does not imply a neis golui! And I never said that no nissim ever happened in E. Yisroel in the last 70 years.

    in reply to: The open miracles of the Iranian bombardment and the war in Gaza #2278221
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    HaLevi, you mean the “New methodology…” Rand’s article? I could not easily access it (the Adobe reader does not work well). It is an American article from 1994! Why don’t you bring something from 1916? At the beginning of the 90-s the Israelis suggested creating a missile defense system, the Americans said it was doomed to fail. So, the article fits with the whole discussion.

    in reply to: The open miracles of the Iranian bombardment and the war in Gaza #2278026
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    LT, so far you are the only person that I hear this from. Are you an aerospace engineer? Nobody else is saying this. Okay, by some people everything is a neis nigle.
    And what happened with the nissin on October 7?

    in reply to: The open miracles of the Iranian bombardment and the war in Gaza #2277830
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    LT, is the Iron Dome performance also a miracle? An open one?

    in reply to: The open miracles of the Iranian bombardment and the war in Gaza #2277825
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    LT, is that professor a Mizrachi kanoi? At most, it was a neis nistar. An open miracle is something totally she’lo ke’derech ha’teva! get it through your head! And, again, I do not know how unusual it really was. There are people I do not trust about such a situation. Again, Ukraine’s air-defences are NOT on the same level like the Israeli ones.

    in reply to: The open miracles of the Iranian bombardment and the war in Gaza #2277685
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    LT, Israel has a very sofisticated air-defence system. Ukraine does not. Read the news. Taking down all those projectiles by Israel all the allies is not she’lo ke’derech ha’teva, is not an open miracle.
    About the the casualty rate, I do not know enough about the issue, but the Arabs are not good soldiers. So…

    in reply to: Israel’s choices #2277325
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    Ujm, Yitzhak Avinu said:”Ve’hoya ka’asher torid” — the crown went to Eisav.

    in reply to: Israel’s choices #2277324
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    Ujm, certainly. It was gezeirah min ha’Shamaim that they should be the world power at that time.

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