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  • in reply to: Group think #2551290
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    כִּי־יִפְלָא מִמְּךָ דָבָר לַמִּשְׁפָּת בֵּין דָּם לְדָם בֵּין דִּין לְדִין וּבֵין נֶגַע לָנֶגַע דִּבְרֵי רִיבֹת בִּשְׁעָרֶיךָ וְקַמְתָּ וְעָלִיתָ אֶל־הַמָּקוֹם אֲשֶׁר־יִבְחַר יְהוָה אֱלֹהֶיךָ בּוֹ
    Translation: “If a matter too hard for you in judgment arises between blood and blood, between plea and plea, or between stroke and stroke, even matters of controversy within your gates, then you shall arise and go up to the place which the LORD your God shall choose.”

    וּבָאתָ אֶל־הַכֹּהֲנִים הַלְוִיִּם וְאֶל־הַשֹּׁפֵט אֲשֶׁר יִהְיֶה בַּיָּמִים הָהֵם וְדָרַשְׁתָּ וְהִגִּידוּ לְךָ אֵת דְּבַר הַמִּשְׁפָּט
    Translation: “And you shall come to the priests, the Levites, and to the judge who shall be in those days; and you shall inquire, and they shall declare to you the sentence of judgment.”

    וְעָשִׂיתָ עַל־פִּי הַדָּבָר אֲשֶׁר יַגִּידוּ לְךָ מִן־הַמָּקוֹם אֲשֶׁר יִבְחַר יְהוָה וְשָׁמַרְתָּ לַעֲשׂוֹת כְּכָל־אֲשֶׁר יוֹרֻךָ
    Translation: “And you shall do according to the tenor of the sentence which they shall declare unto you from that place which the LORD shall choose; and you shall observe to do according to all that they shall teach you.”

    עַל־פִּי הַתּוֹרָה אֲשֶׁר יוֹרֻךָ וְעַל־הַמִּשְׁפָּט אֲשֶׁר יֹאמְרוּ לְךָ תַעֲשֶׂה לֹא תָסוּר מִן־הַדָּבָר אֲשֶׁר יַגִּידוּ לְךָ יָמִין וּשְׂמֹאל
    Translation: “According to the law which they shall teach thee, and according to the judgment which they shall tell thee, thou shalt do; thou shalt not turn aside from the sentence which they shall declare unto thee, to the right hand, nor to the left.”

    “If a matter too hard for you in judgment arises between blood and blood, between plea and plea, or between stroke and stroke, even matters of controversy within your gates”
    Does not translate to every halachic issue that you come across in daily life lol.

    It’s about disputes between family and controversy that cannot be figured out among the specific people that are involved in those disputes.
    Please read the text in context instead of pulling out sentences to push some control agenda thanks

    in reply to: Are we sacrificing our families to ideologies #2551264
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    Also your making alot of assumptions about my life lol

    in reply to: Are we sacrificing our families to ideologies #2551261
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    I don’t call you crazy because your not crazy I call you crazy cuz you unhinged angry and totally spewing things that have no balance or understanding of anything being said.
    That’s crazy. Maybe read what’s being said. Internalize it and have an actual comeback that’s grounded in reality instead of screaming and calling people names.
    If you do that nobody would have an issue with your behavior. But because you constantly try to harm a person character instead of staying on point almost as if you are afraid of what’s being said it’s hard not see you as unhinged. Sorry.

    in reply to: Are we sacrificing our families to ideologies #2551259
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    Are you talking about yourself qweurty cuz I hear alot accusations coming from you all the time. You have unique way of not being able to see yourself at all

    in reply to: Group think #2551199
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    The point of earth is to see how people behave despite not being forced to do so.
    Anything that is forced on anyone is any biblical.
    We are not free from the consenquences of choices cuz reality responds to our choices but we are free to find the truth and whoever says otherwise is living by antibiblical principles

    in reply to: Group think #2551194
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    Again ashreg things are only true if they _are_ true.
    Lol
    Anyone of authority can say anything is true and you’ll fallow it cuz authority says so, that’s dangerous ground your stepping in because your not willing to use critical thinking we are not blind followers. And we were not destined to be. The reason being is even in the inherint way the Torah is written in parable form, third person, so a person can read it and gain wisdom and understanding not because they are “afraid” and feel compelled because they realize the wisdom therein and understand its moral direction.
    There’s a fine line between blind fallowing and understanding wisdom and good sense.
    Also its revealed in the way that God is hidden, meaning that people are not born into some form of a strict coded mindset but kind of have to find God on their journey of life.
    This shows that a person was given the freedom to do so and find the truth as they live.
    Otherwise God would probably make himself very clear to everyone, and there would be no arguments at all

    in reply to: Group think #2551186
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    Because qwuery your an unhinged extremist that needs to calm down. I don’t address anyone else the same way probably because they don’t treat me the same way

    in reply to: Lakewood burger joint as a hangout #2551001
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    I definitely agree with what your saying
    But let’s diffretiate “threats” with common sense and wise council, and consenquences of bad choices

    There’s a huge difference.
    Threats generally are used for control.
    Consequences and warnings of consenquences are used to teach and help people learn and navigate the world
    One is for cult/fear/indoctrination
    And the other is for council/warning/and helpful guidance, sometimes neccisary warning.
    One is love. One is control.
    These are very different spectrums of reality
    If you don’t grasp these principles properly, people can use these powerful tools to create a socioty that becomes a straightjacket of extremism, and dramatic fear mongering that is not only not helpful but also not biblical

    in reply to: Matzav Inbox: What Is Going On With These Weddings? #2550883
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    *rich I meant

    in reply to: Group think #2550801
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    Ashergg. The Torah is the truth because it actually mirrors the truth. Not because it was given at har sinia and holds authority. It’s not about authority but how it guides us through reality.
    it passes the scrutiny test of fitting exactly what truth is. Let’s differentiate sheeple speak from reality. You can look at life and it will mirror the Torah exactly the two are a symbiotic mirror of the other.
    The Torah is a guide for life that means it must mirror life exactly. And it does when read in context. God gave tools to humans to navigate life and use the Torah as tool. Not the other way around

    If I play chess. I don’t get stuck in the Manuel. I use it as a reference to guide me through the game but the Manuel has to mirror the actual game or it won’t help me navigate life

    in reply to: Group think #2550797
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    Qweurty I’m not an atheist. Clearly you don’t read my posts. But ok. Go take your meds

    in reply to: Matzav Inbox: What Is Going On With These Weddings? #2550554
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    If your asking the poor to change entire standards because they have a hold over society you have power too to change the standards. You as an individual and as a collective.
    Nobody holds the power it’s in _your_ hands as well. Its in your courage and your faith and in your circumstances
    If one party has become suffocating for the rest it’s up to the collective to stop playing the game
    One person who breaks through the cloud of control will allow others to break through too. And once that control is broken there will be true freedom. Until then trust me the rich won’t listen anyways. It’s up to us. Not them

    in reply to: Lakewood burger joint as a hangout #2550539
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    Uncle Ben. Threats and more threats.
    Always threats.

    in reply to: Mesora #2550535
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    Honestly it’s akin to broken telephone and human nature.
    Like passing down moms recipe

    in reply to: Matzav Inbox: What Is Going On With These Weddings? #2550441
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    One more thing. If people will reject you and or your kids for living with your means those people are not true friends or people with good character. So sorry

    in reply to: Matzav Inbox: What Is Going On With These Weddings? #2550439
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    Whatever your choice is your like a deer in headlights the fear of sticking out is keeping you completely frozen in time.
    I never said something like “poor” I said change the narrtive, I never said embarrass yourself I said “live within your means”
    If the norm became a full orchastra and you got a guy with a piano, to save money. Or maybe another guy as well to make it look the part but cheaper. That’s not chocolates and shnapps. You can still look good but with less.
    My goodness you don’t want to change do you. You don’t want to live within your means you want to be just like everybody else.
    But you never will be
    Or you will try and continue to suffer the terrible consequences of fallowing the crowd like a sheep. Your an individual with individual circumstances stop crying

    in reply to: Are we sacrificing our families to ideologies #2550438
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    Qwerty what? Are you ok? Your not making one lick of sense
    Forgot your meds today?

    in reply to: Lakewood burger joint as a hangout #2550437
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    Uncle Ben I hear you but everybody is entitled to their own opinion but the fascism and threats. Ok thanks

    in reply to: Matzav Inbox: What Is Going On With These Weddings? #2550436
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    I never said a vort in your tiny dining room. Your stretching a bit. We live in a modern world with a mutiltude of affordable options we are just choosing the most extreme because we don’t want to “stand out” .what a weak society we are. Grow up. Have some faith. And stop folding to the whims of society. It’s dumb already. Your willingly suffering for stupidity because of fear. Where is your faith

    in reply to: Matzav Inbox: What Is Going On With These Weddings? #2550435
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    Chaim. I understand what your saying but we aren’t taking chocolate and shnapps ok? Maybe a happy medium between that and the other extreme….if you don’t want to change you’ll come up with any excuse why you can’t do it. But if you do want to find a way, that is in balance between norms and your own needs you will find a way. I never said “frumpy” or “shlemazel” I said “think outside the box”
    Let me ask you this if the norm was to buy a 300 doller winter jacket and if you didn’t your child would be “resentful” and “hate you”
    Would you conform to that crazy despite their feelings. No you would not because even when something is pushed as “normal” it can still become crazy.
    You need to take the norms. Shove them out the window and become your _own_ person.
    I never said live like a pauper. I said live within your means if it means finding a way to present it properly but within your own budget.
    And yes they made weddings like that in dp camps cuz that’s all they had.
    Right now you have limited funds. What are you going to do. Cry or do and live within the confines of what God gave you despite the stupidity and crazy that socioty is giving you

    in reply to: Shidduchim #2550153
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    You know what I’ll say it like this _i_ found it dehumazing, _i_ found it demoralizing and I’m sure there’s many many people that feel the same

    in reply to: Group think #2550049
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    Also. You don’t just fallow because someone told you it’s the truth it has to _be_ truth and pass the scrutiny of truth

    in reply to: Group think #2550048
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    Your literally talking about blind faith…in a person. Compelelty telling yourself you have no ability to critically think
    Idolitry literally

    in reply to: Group think #2550047
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    What was the Torah written for tho? To help us navigate life. So are you fallowing the Torah or people lol
    And you still need to use discernment when listening to others to make sure what they say is in alignment with truth because otherwise your just appealing to authority and becoming a victim of that.
    Fallowing blindly is not a virtue.
    Faith is not fallowing authority. Lol you have it all wrong. Backwards.
    Faith is fallowing God and trusting in God because you know his wisdom and choices for your life is better and wiser then yours

    in reply to: Lakewood burger joint as a hangout #2550044
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    Actually I just think people should think for themselves and come to their own conclusions, but I do see both sides actually to be honest

    in reply to: Shidduchim #2549872
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    I think if society condones, dehumazing others. It doesn’t matter how normal society has made it. It is still wrong.
    When it says ואהבת לרעך כמוך I think the Hebrew transcends the English translation as Hebrew is a transcendent language. It gets to the heart of the truth. More so then any other language. I think the real translation is more like, “treat your fellow, as if he is yourself”
    How would you feel being treated this way. With such lack of humanity.
    How would you feel being treated and having to litterly step on glass, societies impossible expectations in order to “earn” the right partner. Is this what God wants us to do to others. Treat others like they don’t have feelings arnt multidimensional and in the name of “shidduchim” any kind of dehuminzation goes.
    I think this is total lack of humanity and total lack of faith.
    And a total lack of decency and it’s far far from the truth
    It says in torah, don’t go after your heart and your eyes: aka societies sufficating standards that have turned us into picture perfect factory products of one another instead of the unique human and imperfect people we are supposed to be.
    We need to root out cruelty, and stop fallowing everything that we consider “normal” we have to take norms and instead do what is right despite the lashback despite how society will take it. Cuz a socioty that condones dehumaning people for the “greater good” still is….wrong.

    in reply to: Shidduchim #2549871
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    I honestly think we should stop using such an extreme checklist and background checks on people I think it’s very very dehumanizing. Everyone comes out of the system with PTSD.
    If it’s someone who your friends redt or had a similar upbringing as you, you should treat the other party with a lot more trust.
    Stop humiliating them by talking to all their neighbors. The point in dating is getting to know the person. Nobody tells the truth anyways. So why not just meet.
    The checklist. The extreme degradation of perfection. You need to have similar ideals, similar energies and see if you get along. Lol the only way to know all that truly is to. Meet. The.person. this illusion of control is stopping people from finding their true destiny. It’s shaming people unnecessarily and it’s making people out to be criminals before I even give them a chance. I don’t think that’s a true reflection of godliness I think it’s a reflection of control and cruelty. And this needs. To. Stop.

    in reply to: Matzav Inbox: What Is Going On With These Weddings? #2549869
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    User176
    Saying it and saying it with such conviction might make it look like truth but it’s still not true

    in reply to: Matzav Inbox: What Is Going On With These Weddings? #2549868
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    The more we allow, this misalignment of extreme values to control us (and it does) the more spiritual gridlock we put on all of.
    The second one of you, two of you, three of your have the courage to do what works for your specific circumstances….things will change.
    It will change rapidly.
    Right now it’s like a wall of ice so strong…..it’s suffocating everyone. But one chip at that wall. Two chips at that wall, will destroy it and the entire ocoen of crazy will come crashing down. It’s up to _you_ be caragous

    in reply to: Matzav Inbox: What Is Going On With These Weddings? #2549867
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    Chaim. You still have to have the courage despite the norms, and do what works for _you_
    A hostess gift. You did your best. This is what you can afford. The other party will have to deal with it. Their “insulted” theill get over it.
    Be caragous.
    Be strong. Be faithful and true to yourself. Stop stepping on glass for this crazy mess that we are in. You are going to have to find the courage to break out of these crazy norms. The small thing to the big thing.
    You can still give a buetifull hostess gift that costs less.
    It doesn’t matter what the change is.
    Choose to go against the grain anyways.
    This suffocating gridlock is too much. Someone has to take a stand.
    Let that be you. Let that be all of us. Say no. No more

    in reply to: Matzav Inbox: What Is Going On With These Weddings? #2549866
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    Chaim I hear you, but once you start making your own choices. And living by your circumstances and you have the courage to become bigger then societal pressure and the degrading spiritual web that has hung over us for so long, when one person does this. And the next and the next. Their choices will not matter anymore. They will have no more control over the narrative. You will be free

    in reply to: Lakewood burger joint as a hangout #2549865
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    Reb emes. I understand your point. But what about the damage to the store. Did the store people ask for those people to come in. It’s not the stores fault or responsibility….and again it’s all dependant on educating the youth properly. With proper strong moral compass and values you shouldn’t be so worried people will just change their colors so fast based off the actions of others. That just means our education system isn’t good. People don’t just throw off their upbringing because of some bad kids behaviour, unless, they hang out with them….or don’t like their own lifestyle in the first place

    in reply to: Group think #2549711
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    I hear your point but I personally think that our ability to discern and use our brain to decipher reality doesn’t need any more “authority” cuz reality and God _is_ our ultimate authority.
    That’s A. Second you can use rabbanim as mentors to guide you through life’s pitfalls when neccisary not use them as a crutch to tell you what to do when there is moral dichotomy. Cuz _you_ are responsible for all your choices and will be held accountable for them. Not “but I did as I was told”
    I think heaven will look at that unkindly and think your nieve

    in reply to: Group think #2549710
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    Ashergg that was wise mental gymnastics and a dose of cognitive dissonance. But I respect

    in reply to: Don’t judge, tinuk shenishba, kaf zechus, #2549611
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    Rebemes. Anyone can say anything. Heck a holy book, the Torah can say anything. Doesn’t mean people will fallow just because it says. If they understood why maybe they would. Please it’s so condsending the look down on anyone different or try to conform people to a certain way of life. Not everyone is you. They are them

    in reply to: Are we sacrificing our families to ideologies #2549610
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    Look someone is pivoting. You are really contradictory aren’t you qwerty

    in reply to: Matzav Inbox: What Is Going On With These Weddings? #2549532
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    Thats not “embarrassing” nobody said “poor” “shlemazel”
    Your out of touch with the possiblity of change and with reality. No offense. You want change act like an individual with an individual reality

    in reply to: Matzav Inbox: What Is Going On With These Weddings? #2549531
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    Chaim….I hear you. But then you reap what you sow.
    If you can’t live within the framework of what God gave you android you don’t have the strength to not conform
    And make a beutifull event in a fancy shul, or heck even on a buetifull grounds like they did during covid, or doing something in the middle of that extreme and nowadays extreme. If your not willing to move even one inch in any direction, then stop crying you make your own bed.
    I know countless of people who have changed the narrtive in thier lives of what is considered “normal” for this crazy society and yet thier wedding and event held more meaning because of its modesty, then any other wedding I ever was at. Stop crying if you want to be a sheep. Stop crying if you don’t want to live within the circumstances god gave you. And stop crying that it’s an “embarrassment” cuz you can make a gorgeous wedding litterly in a bar mitzvah hall or on a buetifull grounds like they did at covid and it can still look and be beutifull. My goodness

    in reply to: Are we sacrificing our families to ideologies #2549258
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    Quarty (face palm) you can’t act towards others one way and then cry when there’s a reaction.
    I mean are you ok?

    in reply to: Are we sacrificing our families to ideologies #2549250
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    Qwerty that’s what you do when you can’t handle someone else’s opinion. Stop reading into everything. I move from thread to thread out of interest. Not because I have some underhanded political agenda.
    People as cruel as you usually do something called projecting.
    Calm. Down. Stop being completely unhinged.
    Your just proving my points over and over again. You can’t be that….slow

    in reply to: Don’t judge, tinuk shenishba, kaf zechus, #2548942
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    You were talking about frummer, my bad I didn’t read that did I?
    Frum people tend to be a little extremist in their view but it’s more self deprecating and harsh on themslevs then our worldly cruel. People can see that as not something they agree with or lauph at it because it’s taken too far, or too extreme, but I will say this, to contradict my above posts, that frommer people tend to be more down to earth, kind and generous, and not pulled down by the likes of materialism which makes them overall very good people.
    I don’t necessarily think their views are so healthy overall as it can be taken a bit far, stretching meaning to be more harsh on themselves then neccisary but the best people are generally frummer

    in reply to: Lakewood burger joint as a hangout #2548843
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    The question is, is this lashon hara, if it is that applies to rabbanim also

    in reply to: Don’t judge, tinuk shenishba, kaf zechus, #2548649
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    I’m not talking about the humble folk but since we’ve become very materialistic and that’s the sum total of who we are….this is perhaps why we have become very resented.

    “Elitists are viewed negatively because their behavior marginalizes others, undermines the achievements of peers, and creates exclusive social circles that reinforce hierarchical divides. This attitude is often described as “childlike arrogance,” where individuals use status symbols or intellectual superiority to establish dominance and make others feel inferior, rather than fostering collaboration or inclusivity.

    The specific negative character traits associated with elitism include:

    Arrogance and Superiority: A belief that one is smarter, richer, or more talented than others, leading to a dismissive attitude toward those who do not meet their stringent standards of “excellence.”
    Lack of Empathy: A disregard for the struggles of others, often trivializing challenges by assuming that if the elitist could overcome obstacles, everyone else should be able to as well.
    Exclusivity and Gatekeeping: The creation of closed groups that exclude those not deemed worthy, denying them access to professional networks, social opportunities, or basic respect”

    in reply to: Don’t judge, tinuk shenishba, kaf zechus, #2548648
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    Because elites are always resented by society.

    in reply to: Should Yeshiva Bochrim Dress in “Style” ? #2548647
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    In my humble opinion, can we stop using “assur” and “mutter”
    Seems to be everyone has a different opinion on what is assur and mutter and some people are using that as a threat. Stop dramatizing everything.
    Instead maybe say= It lacks respectability and it is vain. Jumping to extremism and control is so fascist. Chill out

    in reply to: Should Yeshiva Bochrim Dress in “Style” ? #2548646
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    In my humble opinion, can we stop using “assume” and “mutter”
    Seems to be everyone has a different option on what is assur and mutter and some people are using that as a threat. Stop dramatizing everything.
    Instead maybe say,
    It lacks respectability and it is vain. Jumping to extremism and control is so fascist. Chill out

    in reply to: Are we sacrificing our families to ideologies #2548645
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    ***wrong thread*** sorry

    in reply to: MATZAV INBOX: The Ache Of The Empty Seat #2548615
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    What happens is that for some people the rules become so suffocating they become rebellious. And because there is no real life consequences behind them, like when someone does something morally wrong, people lose touch with caring.
    It’s a catch 22

    in reply to: MATZAV INBOX: The Ache Of The Empty Seat #2548614
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    *fuel=impossible rules/conformity that doesn’t fallow logic

    in reply to: MATZAV INBOX: The Ache Of The Empty Seat #2548613
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    Philosepher this is what happens when the focus is conformity and not morality. When you don’t teach morals and right and wrong and instead turn to suffocating people by impossible fuels eventually they lose touch with those rules and do whatever they want.
    Principles, not rules need to be the name of the game

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