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ubiquitinParticipant
“You get me ubiquitin? ”
No, but thats ok. I don’t think I will get it.
ubiquitinParticipant“I still have yet to see a rational reason why billing insurance would be bad. ”
reread the thread several have been given
now you are of course free to disagree (as many at the top of Hatzolah do, ) .
I am not saying it is a open and shut case. There are without question good tzedadim on both sides (I think all agree to this (keep in mind even the “branches” that have been billing, is all relatively recent for years even they were opposed) the question is which outweighs the other
anonymous
“Hospitals are nonprofits that bill insurance companies”Exactly! and it would be a loss if Hatzolah started functioning like hospitals where the number one concern is the bottom line. Again, that isnt to say that this would be the worst thing in the world.
ubiquitinParticipant“but to assume Iโm a bot? Iโm human!”
that’s exactly what a robot would say.
what are they going to do when a robot that can solve 3 + 3 is invented ?
December 10, 2018 9:49 am at 9:49 am in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.๐จโ๐ฌ๐๐ซ #1640334ubiquitinParticipantdoomsday
please please stop hocking a chainek
“Itโs like comparing people who smoke 5 packs a day vs people who smoke 4 packs a day and then saying
since both groups get cancer, that proves cigarettes donโt cause cancer.”no, it would be like saying that smoking a fifth cigarette doesnt increase your risk.
The study shows that the MMR vaccine doesnt increase risk of autism.
Look at the very title:
“Autism Occurrence by MMR Vaccine Status Among US Children With Older Siblings With and Without Autism”“I didnโt know they changed the vaccine inserts and hospital guides until now.”
I know, because you haven’t researched this topic a all. you just parrot silly talking points from pro-disease groups.
You don’t even know how to draw conclusions, look at ho w badly you misinterpreted the aforementioned MMR study“The reason Vaccine Industry is bribing states to take away personal/religious exemptions ”
source please
“The point is, Recently Vaccinated children CAN be contagious”
source please (a current one)
“ubiquitinParticipantCS
i’m not following.
“there is such an excitement and appreciation for miracles when my gut reaction is please donโt make me need one,”
right, but if a person needs one he/she is happy to have been helped.
To use your example your neighbor is happy his son’s surgery went well.shouldn’t he be?
when he says shevach for the refuah, do yo uthink a more appropriate response from him/her would be “Ribono shel olam, I’m disjointed that my son needed surgery but oh well I guess thanks for making him better?”
I assure you he isnt excited that he needed that miracle I really don’t understand what you are saying
December 9, 2018 4:25 pm at 4:25 pm in reply to: Uh oh! Cuomo signs bill requiring private schools to report.. allegations of #1640025ubiquitinParticipantunacceptable!
If our rabbonim want to abuse our children that is their right
ubiquitinParticipantI don’t understand the question
“I much prefer the months we get paid our salary than the months we donโt and then pay our rent through miracles.”
do you think anyone disagrees?
ubiquitinParticipant“Iโm happy to support them but obviously I would prefer if they could get the money from someone else.”
Exactly, I think most people are happy to support them
so are they going to cut back their fundraising?
Hatzalah isn’t struggling (please correct me if I’m wrong)
where is all this extra money going to go.Money corrupts. Its the nature.
I’m not opposed to it per se, It isnt the worst thing if instead of the volunteer organization it once was it becomes a private for profit organization. Which of course isnt definite, but this is certainly a HUGE step in that direction.
I’m just explaining the tzadubiquitinParticipantBecause it will shift it from being a volunteer ambulance to a private ambulance company.
Now that isn’t necessarily bad there are plenty of private ambulance groups out there, but that wasn’t what Hatzolah was designed for.
Hatzolah isn’t exactly struggling financially, it is a organization that carries a lot of panache and is easy to get funding for. billing opens a pandoras box, and will probably change the nature of the organization.
Furthermore, billing requires charging a copay (to those, like most who have a copay for ambulance ride ) It is insurance fraud not to charge a copay (although they don’t have to collect it)
December 7, 2018 11:50 am at 11:50 am in reply to: Why does it seem we downplay winning the battle? #1639186ubiquitinParticipantakuperma
1. Source please. The Gemara does note Hashem criticizing the malachim for saying shirah. But we do in fact say shira during Pesach (albeit “half-Hallel”) I don’t know of an ysource where Hashem criticises us
(also why the dash in Hashem?)2. ” Most of the โGreeksโ were OTD Yidden.”
source please. The Greek army was defeated in many battles I am not aware of any source that says the Greek soldiers who fought at BeisTzur, Emaus , Beis Choron where “mostly” OTD yidden” Note the many parts of the โal ha-Nissimโ that only make sense if you assume they were Jews”
Yet we DO say Al Hanissim, celebrating said victory3. Were periods end is subjective the war was won and an independent Jewish state was established, as the Rambam says “ืืืืจื ืื ื ืืฉืืื ืื ืืืื ืื ืืืืืืื ืืืจืืื ืืืืฉืืขื ืืฉืจืื ืืืื ืืืขืืืื ืืื ืื ืืืื ืื ืืืืจื ืืืืืช ืืืฉืจืื ืืชืจ ืขื ืืืชืื ืฉื ืื ืขื ืืืืจืื ืืฉื ื”
now while it wasn’t fully independent for the full 200 years independence was achieved until 69 BCE when Pompey and the Romans were invited to mediate in the chashmonai civil war.Though perhaps what you mean is that this “victory” was not one chazal wanted to glorify and this is probably true given that the chashmonai leadership after the first generation was questionable at best .
Though the main reason is probably anonymous Jew’s, the two arent necessarily contradictory.The truth though is there are many aspects to all these things and different generations or even locales emphasize the part that speaks most to them.
The current “Chanukah theme” in my circles is how Chanukah celebrates Torah or more specifically Torah shel Bal Peh , this is’nt mentioned in the Gemara, nor Rishonim (as far as I’m aware I would generally appreciate an early source to this end)
Another example Shavuos went from “Chag Hakatzir” in the time of Tanach to Zman Matan toroseinu during the time of Chazal to Chag Hagevina in some Israel circles today. different times/cultures always put emphasis on different aspects (not that all are necessarily equally valid)
Yet another example Purim. Iv’e been to shmuzin contrasting how Purim is salvation of guf over chanuka’s spiritual salvation .(I assume we all have). I have also been to shmuzin emphasizing the “kimu vikiblu” message of Purim as a time to reaffirm a comitment to Torah. Is this a contradiction? Of course not!December 7, 2018 7:46 am at 7:46 am in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.๐จโ๐ฌ๐๐ซ #1639140ubiquitinParticipantDooms
“I have a saved copy of the 2014 John Hopkins Patient Guide which DID state that the immunocompromised should avoid recently compromised. You can still see the 2014 Patient Guide online. Also the Vaccine Inserts
used to say…”Soooooo your two claims above, that Hopkins advises avoiding newly vaccinated and regarding the insert aren’t true. Correct?
If you had said “used to say” that might be correct but it doesnt quite have the same ring (or you couldn’t be bothered to look it up. Correct?December 6, 2018 2:42 pm at 2:42 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.๐จโ๐ฌ๐๐ซ #1638682ubiquitinParticipantDoomsday
please please please researc hthe silliness yo uwrite. You are emabarrsaing yourself, and by extension the entire pro-disease mevement.
You keep repeatign false claims that are easy to debunk, and that you would be embarrassed to post if you did 30 seconds of research.
you wrote
“1. Johns Hopkins Patient Guide warns the immunocompromised to โAvoid contact with children who are recently vaccinated,โ and to โTell friends and family who are sick, or have recently had a live vaccine (such as chicken pox, measles, rubella, intranasal influenza, polio or smallpox) not to visit”A 30 second google search shows that this is simply not true. Search “john hopkins immunocompromised”
the first hit is a link to their guide that does not claim what you claim it says.
This has already been pointed out to you.“2. Adults have contracted polio from recently vaccinated infants. A father from Staten Island ended up in a wheel chair after contracting polio while changing his daughterโs diaper. He received a 22.5 million dollar award in 2009.”
True, but misleading and irrelvant.
that was the oral polio vaccine that is no longer used.
Thanks to doctors (and obviosuly syata dishmaya) in spite of the evil work of anti-vaxxers (hence the name pro-diseasers) there has not been a single case in the US since the change.December 5, 2018 2:31 pm at 2:31 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.๐จโ๐ฌ๐๐ซ #1638052ubiquitinParticipantdoomsday”
“on your point โAre the UNVACCINATED a Danger to others?”
No, that is not my point
you said “The thread debate has been whether vaccines are dangerous.”Wrong, as you are about almost everything.
This thread has been about many differnt things, which while related are in fact separate. Here are some of them:
– Is measles dangerous
– Can doctors be trusted
– can quacks who falsify data be trusted
– the role of government in healthcare decisions and policy
– whether those with loony positions should have their positions respected
– If there is a Jewish religious view not to vaccinateIn your last post you said pro-diseasers ” want the same RIGHT as you to make a Medical Decision for OUR children” (note this argument has nothing to do with whether that decision is a sound one or not)
My question to you, is what about those who are pro-vaccine, do we have the right to keep our children away from children of pro-diseasers .
Can you please answer?
The rest of your post was wrong and unrelated.
“1. Per Vaccine Inserts, Newly VACCINATED children can shed (spread) the Disease for SIX WEEKS following Vaccination.”This is a lie. I read the Merck vaccine insert it says no such thing
“2. The John Hopkins Patient Guide warns the Immuno-Compromised to avoid Newly VACCINATED
Children. ”
This too is a lie
The guide is available online, search “john hopkins immunocompromised” it is the first hit.when you say youve done research, did you just read some anti-vax pro-disease nonsense? Seriously you provided 2 statements above where you not even a little curious to do a quick search to see if they were true? The vaccien insert isnt long!, do a text search for “shedding” cmon you aren’t even trying to make a good case for pro-diseaser/anti-vaxxers.
Are yo u sure you arent secretly provax just trying to make the anti vax group look silly?
Also
December 5, 2018 2:31 pm at 2:31 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.๐จโ๐ฌ๐๐ซ #1638053ubiquitinParticipantLA mother
“Some rational arguments against them. ”
I’d love to, but I can’t find any
“Take an hour or two of your life. ”
Sadly i’ve taken more than that :, (
“Look at the videos and back up proofs of anti vax experts.”
Yep done that
December 5, 2018 12:26 pm at 12:26 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.๐จโ๐ฌ๐๐ซ #1637950ubiquitinParticipant“All we Medical Freedomers want is the same RIGHT as you to make a Medical Decision for OUR children.”
doomsday, this has been asked a few times. Why don’t we have the right to keep those who are pro-disease away from us? Ok for argument’s sake lets say you have the right to endager your children. Why do yo uhave the right to endager others?
Even if it doesn’t endanger others, if we think it does what right do yo uhave to force your beleifs upon us?
“There are 271 MORE Vaccines that are about to be unleashed.”
B”H yom yom! amazing !!!December 4, 2018 1:39 pm at 1:39 pm in reply to: The Anti-Vaxxers are Causing a Chillul Hashem #1637104ubiquitinParticipant“Rabbi Shmuel Kaminetsky called Vaccines โbadโ and โA HOAX!”
while this position is anti-vaxx the one about schools is not.
and Again, that isn’t what we are discussing.
The question isnt what he holds, the question is from a religious standpointDecember 4, 2018 1:11 pm at 1:11 pm in reply to: The Anti-Vaxxers are Causing a Chillul Hashem #1636962ubiquitinParticipantdoomsday
“Are you going to admit you were Wrong, Uniquitin?”Yes, though I should note that thiat is an interpretation of the constitution and not the constitution. But I grant that that distinction is silly and given that the supreme court has interpreted the constitution that way, the constitution does in fact protect parental rights and I was wrong.
That said you agree that these rights arent absolute.
and for example you feel (unlike the supreme court) that the government can overrule paretns when it comes to prolonging life.
Do I understand you correctly?December 4, 2018 12:31 pm at 12:31 pm in reply to: The Anti-Vaxxers are Causing a Chillul Hashem #1636895ubiquitinParticipantDoomsday
“Rav Shmuel shlitah said that Yeshivas/BY may not stop unvaccinated children from attending Yeshiva/BY.
You donโt consider that an anti-vax position?”1) No.
2) That wasnt the question. The question was if he opposes vaccinations (from a religous standpoint) not if he says people should be free to choose, nor if he personally “believes” in vaccinations.for example, I hate brussel sprouts. I refuse to allow my children to attend a school that serves brussel sprouts. Now this doesnt mean I am religiously opposed to brussel sprouts. The two are not synoymous.
“You cannot compare vaccines to wearing seatbelts:”
Ok I grant, that seatbelts are probably a bit more dangerous than vaccines, but the comparison still holds“1. Is there a world wide movement claiming seatbelts are dangerous to children?”
Oh my friend, has being a pro-diseaser taught you nothing? It is a huge planet and there are all sorts of nutty beelifs out there“2. Are there thousands of parents reporting that seatbelts caused harm to their child?”
Do you know how many people rachmana litzlan were wearing setbelts when they died? well over thousands
MY neighbor told me that shortly before her child was diagnosed with autism, she had buckled a dangerous seatbelt around him.“3. Are there thousands of parents demanding to โopt outโ of the seatbelt laws?”
why do what other parents what affect my rights? You said the government cant regulate what I do with my children
“4. Are these over 150 studies linking seatbelts to injury?”
We can make them!“5. Do seatbelts contain known dangers like mercury or aluminum? or live viruses?”
Um yes!!!!! the buckle is often pure aluminum!
It was hard to find the exact ingredients but that just proves that big-auto is hiding the truth from us.December 4, 2018 8:30 am at 8:30 am in reply to: The Anti-Vaxxers are Causing a Chillul Hashem #1636701ubiquitinParticipantDoomsday
“Per the Constitution, ONLY Parents have the right to make decisions for their child”
I’m sorry, the constitution of what?
(The US constitution doesn’t discuss parental rights, are you referring to something else?)Do you oppose laws requiring seatbelts for children? I hope not since it is against my religion , and of course Not wearing a seatbelt does not put a child in โimminent dangerโ.
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“I am just guessing here, but I think the gadol they are referring to is Rabbi Shmuel Kaminetsky, Shlitah.”
Wait, what do you mean by “guessing” ? earlier yo u said “โThere are Gedolim who recognize the Dangers of Vaccines and advise NOT to vaccinate, if asked.โ”
where you just guessing then too?BTW, I discussed vaccines w/ R” Shmuel Shlita several years ago, and while he didn’t endorse or support vaccines he did not oppose them either. Did he change his mind?
December 3, 2018 9:33 pm at 9:33 pm in reply to: The Anti-Vaxxers are Causing a Chillul Hashem #1636565ubiquitinParticipantDoomsday
I have a a hypothetical question:Suppose a child is born who is protected from the harmful effects of vaccines. I dont know he was born wearing a tin-foil hat and all the experts, I mean ALL including Humphreys, Wakefield, Mccarthy, PEACH moms all of them agree that THIS child was immune from vaccine harm.
furthermore he is at risk of having harm from measles, again I dont know because he has lungs or a brain.
do you think parents should vaccinate this kid?
Do you think the government should force/pressure them to do so?
What about society, should we pressure them ?December 3, 2018 7:32 pm at 7:32 pm in reply to: The Anti-Vaxxers are Causing a Chillul Hashem #1636515ubiquitinParticipantdoomsday
“I am OK with Government being on the side of Protecting Life ”Lol, not always though since you are not ok with them being on the anti-measles side of this argument .
“There are Gedolim who recognize the Dangers of Vaccines and advise NOT to vaccinate, if asked.”
From a religious standpoint??
can you name one?
(and please spare us any silly they dont let us tell their names. If they cant stand beside a pesak that they believe is saving lives then they arent gedolim.)December 3, 2018 7:00 pm at 7:00 pm in reply to: The Anti-Vaxxers are Causing a Chillul Hashem #1636446ubiquitinParticipantdoomsday
“Remember Charlie Gard and Alfie Evans from the UK? ”
Yes. Quite well. Do you remember how they then banned bris milah?“The UK Government decided โit was in the best interestโ of these babies TO BE MURDERED! ”
I dont remember that part.“They refused to allow the Peasants, I mean PARENTS, to take THEIR baby to another country for treatment โ at their own expense! ”
So, its more complicated than that. and who is paying is not the be all end all of deciding whether a treatment is appropriate or not. At any rate there was no treatment available nor one that was being offered. There was a Dr at Columbia who initially said he would try but he later said that it was futile.
I dont really want to get to lost especially, since I’m not sure I agree with the government’s decision so I’m not really going to defend it.
however you seem a bit confused.
You are saying that
forcing vaccinations will lead to murdering children and banning bris milah.
You proof to this is England, where they DONT have mandatory vaccinations yet they murder babies (in your view) and dont ban bris milah.
I’m a bit lost.
furthermore. Please please please tell me you don’t support the right to inject chemotherapeutic agents full of toxins and horrible horrible radiation into children. I certainly hope you don’t mean to suggest to support the evil oncologists and the nefarious pharmaceutical companies“Diabetes and many other diseases skyrocketed, the number of Anti-Vaxxers skyrocketed as well.”
how dod you know that the existence of anti-vaxxers didnt lead to these increased diseases.?
In fact. We proved they did cause the diseases. Since they both went up along a similar time frame that means one caused the other“There are no ethical issues with a RETROSPECTIVE study, so why does the CDC refuse?”
I’m not sure what you mean. There are dozens of such studies .
do y u need my help finding them? (There are prospective studies done to, but I’m not aware of any RCT’s)“Religious Rights โ they didnโt persecute Christians who refused to service a Homosexual Wedding, Right?”
Ok, this one you are going to have to walk me through slowly. Please help me see the link between vaccines and homosexual weddings.
I have heard it said that vaccines cause homosexuality (with nice graphs showing the increase of both along the same trajectory, which in anti-vax land means one caused thee other) Is this your argument?“Are you asking why should Orthodox Jews care if the Government violates the Religious Rights of others?”
no, i’m asking why are you pretending there are Jewish religous grounds to denying your children proper medical treatmentDecember 3, 2018 3:02 pm at 3:02 pm in reply to: The Anti-Vaxxers are Causing a Chillul Hashem #1636042ubiquitinParticipantdoomsday,
“Yes, I believe the government has the right to protect children from IMMINENT Danger of Death or
Permanent Danger”Ahhhh!!!! Bris milah! run for the hills the government is controlling health decisions we all know that means bris milah is next!!!!!!
“Since CDC TRIPLED the Vaccine Schedule around 1990 we have SICKEST Children in History of USA:”
OVer the same time period. The number of anti-vaxxers (pro-diseasers) have skyrocketed as well!
I jut proved that the mere existence of anti-vaxxers leads to Asthma, autism, ADHd, mental illness, diabetes, SIDS
you ask :
” who does get to make medical decisions for our children? The Parents or The Government?”when there are two sides to the issue then parents. IF their are no two sides then the government.
“Why does the CDC refuse to do a Vaxxed vs UnVaxxed Study? It WOULD Prove once and for all”
1) It would be unethical to deprive children of life saving vaccines
2) It would change approximately zero minds (+/- a mind or 2) I have had many conversations with you pro-diseasers it goes something like this (you can dig up old ywn threads)pro-diseaser “Provide one study showing vaccines don’t cause Autism”
Me: “Ok here is one…”
Pro-diseaser ” no one with over 10,000 people”
me: “Ok here is one with over 10,000 people…”
Pro diseaser “no, one that isnt funded by big pharma”
me “ok, here is a study with over 10,000 people thats isnt funded by big pharma”
pr-diseaser ” no one that isnt funded by the govt”
“ok here is one with 10,000 people that isnt funded by the government nor big pharma”
pro-diseaser: “no that was published in a medical journal and journals are funed by big pharma, so find one that wasnt published ina medical journal”December 3, 2018 12:41 pm at 12:41 pm in reply to: The Anti-Vaxxers are Causing a Chillul Hashem #1635912ubiquitinParticipantdoomsday
“Provaxxers: If government has the right to decide what is โthe best interests of the childโ and NOT the Parents, then Government Can and WILL outlaw Bris Milah!do yo ubeleive the government should be allowed to force parents to provide antibiotics to a child wit ha treatable infection, that would otherwise be fatal?
What about food, do you believe the government should be allowed to force parents to provide food to their children“Many People object to vaccinations on RELIGIOUS GROUNDS.”
Are these religious grounds Jewish ones? If so can you provide any sources
(note i’m not asking if religious Jews object t vaccinations on boich sevara grounds, please don’t confuse the two)ubiquitinParticipanttruthishidden
“I donโt need, nor want your herd immunity, so if your vaccinating to protect me, please stop!”
Write this down, since you pro-diseasers can’t seem to get simple ideas into your heads. It isn’t about you. Period. you are free to do as you please. Go to Madagascar have a great big measles, polio , small pox, and whatever other diseases you like party infect each other gezunterheit. Just stay out of our schools and shuls.
What I do care abut (since you don’t) is you poor innocent children. But this isnt about you.
ubiquitinParticipant“I recall seeing in Emes LโYaakov that the original/initial minhag was gelt, ”
you recall correctly . Though he says gifts are ok too (unlike others he knew shava kesef kekesef)
Also see his Son R’ Ezreil Aurbach sefer Avnei Yashfeh chelek1.“How this evolved into ipafs, bicycles, video games, etc. is beyond me ”
It isnt so complicated, I’m not sure why you are having a hard time at all understanding it.
1) Kids (young ones) are more excited by presents than money.
2) the goyim around us give gifts this time of year and there is a theme of “gift giving” that has spread. As the saying goes Vi es kristelt zich azoy men yidelt zich.
This is really isnt a hrad thing to understand, and I would question calling anyone a talmid chacham if they had any trouble understanding these 2 basic points, let alone if it being “beyond” you.Now, as to whether point #2 would make it assur, THAt is a legitimate concern. I Again invite you to live up to your name and read the very short siman in YD.
“and a lot of other talmidei chachomim”
there is no talmid chacham that I am aware of who has trouble with this point. IT really is simple.
Yes accordign to the Gra it may be assur and that is obviosuly valid (not that he needs my haskama) but cmon learn a little, easy with the silliness .“Shava kesef kekesef! Are you for real?”
ITs wild but its true! See the first mishan in Kidushin I was surprised too! how do we even know such a thing? Tosfos says it s a limud from eved ivri and nezek, the Ran says its a sevara imagine that?!!
“Next time i buy an item at Pomegranate for $2.50, i will hand the cashier a copy of that dayโs issue of the anti semitic New York Times!”
Well, no because you cant acquire food wit h kesef nor shava kesef. but as for house or even a wife yo u can absolutely acquire them with a copy of that dayโs issue of the anti semitic New York Times!
Of course she has to agree. and if the owner of pomegranate agrees to accept the NY times, then you can in fact pay for an item with it and acquire it with say hagbaahNovember 29, 2018 11:12 am at 11:12 am in reply to: Why Are Torah Observant Jews Overwhelmingly Republican/Conservative? #1632872ubiquitinParticipantjustme22
The second part of your comment makes sense “we see the value of conserving .”
The first is silly and is actually parly contradicted by the second. We put aside logic in place of mesora (which I am not criticizing by the way I do value mesora and do think it should (generally) trump logic)I do think though the quote above is partly true, we are trained to glorify the past and are afraid of change. I do think this plays out in the political sphere as well.
Take guns for example, using logic it is absurd to suggest that well 240 years ago they thought it was a good idea so now we just have to accept it. (It may be a good idea today too, that is not my point, my point is accepting it even if it is a bad idea today just because 240 years ago they thought it was a good one)) . Yet many conservatives make that very argument, “well that is jus the way it is” I think this resonates well with many in our community
AviK
“do Torah Jews (as opposed to am haโaretzot โ and yes, some who wear the uniform are am haโaratzot) talk during davening? ”
Yes. and from what I hear (I cant speak of first hand experience) more than other groups.
(note: You have a different definition of “Torah Jews” than Joseph does, I’m going with his definition since this was his thread)November 29, 2018 9:33 am at 9:33 am in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.๐จโ๐ฌ๐๐ซ #1632875ubiquitinParticipant“Why does doomsday keep responding to his/herself?”
Probably a nasty case of encephalitis, likely caused by preventable measles.
November 29, 2018 9:31 am at 9:31 am in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.๐จโ๐ฌ๐๐ซ #1632871ubiquitinParticipant“And, to set the record straight once and for all, I PERSONALLY spoke with a gadol, one of the elder tzaddikim in america,”
Oh yeah?
while I spoke to an even BIGGER gadol who is THE elder tzadik in the entire world and he said to give triple doses of all vaccines that exist , and even who doesn’t vaccinate is a rashaubiquitinParticipantsairay
I’m sorry but your comments are making less and less sense .“They were tested during pregnancy and surprise, the vaccine was either ineffective of worn off”
That is MORE of a reason to vaccinate not less. It isn’t 100% effective, correct. Thus by more people getting it and more people being protected there are less vectors to infect those who the vaccine was not effective for.“Add to that number the twenty million undocumented immigrants ”
what makes you think they aren’t vaccinated? Most of them care about their children, which is often wh ythey came here in the first place. most are more intelligent than the pro-diseasers who claim to have researched the subject, yet as k the same old questions over and over and over as if they were the first to think about it.
November 28, 2018 3:11 pm at 3:11 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.๐จโ๐ฌ๐๐ซ #1632449ubiquitinParticipantdoomsday
“Doomsday: Nice Try. CDC and Merck LIED! CAUSE OF DEATH must be written on ALL Death Certificates:This isnt exactly true.
for example take the following not uncommon scenario:
Patient with cancer is in an immunosuppressed state develops pneumonia leads to septic shock whcih results in renal failure leading to hyperkalemia nad then cardiac arrest.I can reasonably write any of the following on a death certificate as the “cause of death”:
– cancer
– pneumonia
– septic shock
– Acute renal failure
– hyperkalemia
– cardiac arrestUsually I will include a few of the above , and the form does leave a few lines for chain of events for thsi very reason
ubiquitinParticipantsairay
“Any body who says anti vaxers shouldnโt have a choice is denying the very fundamental truth which is that vaccines are not 100% safe”This does not follow. I used the example of seatbelts earlier. Seatbelts are not 100% safe. There are times that people have been harmed by seatblets (probably more than vaccines). Never the less, you are a fool if you dont wear a seatblet. adn I dont think you should have a choice whether to seatbelt your child.
More to the point though, Idont think you should have a choice to seatbelt MY child. Yes it is sad that as a result of your bad decision not to seatbelt I and sane individuals do not want out children riding in your car .
Please Please explain this to me, ok for arguments sake you have a right not to vaccinate or seatbelt your child, but why do yo u have the right to not seatbelt mine, or to send your unvaccinated child to our schools?
ubiquitinParticipant“Am I the only one who gets bothered by comparisons that donโt make any sense?”
no, but after discussing with pro-diseasers for years Ive gotten used to it.
you’d be shocked how many of them make a variation of the crazy argument that Hashem wouldnt create “imperfect” babiesubiquitinParticipantKavod habriot
Ill keep this one short. 2 questions:1) “Does he send down imperfect babies to the world that we have to mess around with them & drug them up right away”
does He send down imperfect wheat that yo uhave to mess around with and grind mix with water bake etc before eating, or do you eat wheat the way the One Above sent it?2) “why in the world would I want to give that product to my children?”
Fine (for argument’s sake) so don’t, but why do we have to accept your kids in our schools?Thanks
ubiquitinParticipantgetitclear part 1 of 2
You seem well meaning and hurt, so I will indulge your error filled post.
I will not reply to every wrong point in your long post but will choose some to point out, how while perhaps well-meaning you are nonetheless terribly misguided and wrong .“It hurts me greatly how parents who choose not to vaccinate are ridiculed for their opinions, written off by others as crazy, uneducated and naive people, and mostly the animosity toward us, is unfathomable.”
It hurts me too. but make no mistake most (all?) pro-diseasers are in fact crazy and uneducated. I say this after years and years of encounters with many pro-diseasers. You dont seem crazy, but you do make many many illogical statements in your post that really beg the question how you can claim to have properly researched this topic
“You trust that the vaccine industry is working hard to protect you and keep you healthy. You trust that they are honest and expose all the truths, never hiding facts that may be important for you to know to help formulate your decision. I understand that.”
Its great that you understand that but it isnt true. I do not trust them at all. And if there wasnt study after study showing their safety I wouldnt administer nor accept vaccines. Trust as little if anythign to do with it. and it is confusing that a person who implies to not be “uneducated” on the subject isnt aware of that.
“I understand that fear is something you want to avoid at all costs. ”
Wait what? You earlier said that we ” donโt fear live viruses, in vaccines, as well as additives and human and animal cells and DNAโฆ.”“So if the government and vaccine producers can limit your fear of disease, and assure your well being, you will choose to follow their advice, innovations and promises.”
Nope, see above“I believe you take the time to read disease facts….”
I am not sure why you believe that. IF you trust your doctor, what’s wrong with taking his/her word for it?“You are a truly responsible and caring parent who takes the time to educate yourself before allowing the doctor to administer the vaccine.”
Thank you! iyh by you” but should ethically never impose on you any health procedure or treatment.”
“on you” agreed. But do you really believe that doctors/the government should not force antibiotics on a child of xtian scientists who do not believe in medicine?“Iโm sure you agree that as humans we should have freedom of choice.”
Not when it affects others. yo udont have freedom to open fire on a crowd of people nor to shout fire in a crowded theater.“I donโt know everything backing your choice of vaccination.”
Then you arent fully educated on the subject. Keep reading so that you too can make a truly informed decision” I agree to disagree. ”
no no no this isnt a “agree to disagree situation”“I believe in taking responsibility for my health. I believe in giving my body what it needs so it can function the way it was designed to be. Iโm aware that when disease strikes, I or my kids may be sick for a week or two, but will get over it with Hashems help.
I believe our body was designed with an immune system so that it can deal with illness and then gain lifelong immunity.”
These beliefs are wrong and frankly, crazy. Are you not aware that occasionally people die? Are you not aware that occasionally treatments can help? This line makes no senseubiquitinParticipantget it clear part 2 of 2
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” You trust the government with certainty.”
Um, no again.“I trust Hashem โ my bodyโs designer with certainty.”
No you don’t if you did you would follow the majority of poskim And besides did you eat today? Why? If Hashem designed a body that really needed nutrients He would have made a automatically replenishing system.“Can you please understand that thereโs another opinion out there by descent, well intentioned human beings?”
no this isnt an opinion issue. I thought your group was well-intentioned but perhaps misguided, but that beleif is no longer sustainable“Can you understand that we never entered an agreement that I, who oppose vaccines will get vaccinated, to help protect you?”
No, and for arguments sake ok. so keep away from us. dont come to our shuls, schools, simchas stores etc. You WANT us to accept you but dont care to “help protect us” that isnt fair.“I deserve basic human respect.”
Agreed, And I respectfully disagree, as your research is clearly lacking“I donโt ask you to agree or follow my choices”.
but you do. Look, lets say you opposed seatbelt use. you read someplace about a person who was r”l trapped in a car due to seatbelt and couldnt escape. Do you think you have the right to not seatbelt your kids. More to the point, do you have the right to not seat-belt MY kids, if they are riding with you. IT may not be fair that no reasonable parent would let their kids in your car let kids go on trips with your kids etc. But that is our right. This is no different“No one should be ruling whoโs right.”
Not even scientists, with hard data?“Our creator has given us bechira.”
another strange argument, does that mean I have a right to shoot people , and you should respect my right? Bechira isnt a blanket right to make wrong decisions.“As true Torah Jews you should not want this freedom to be taken from anyone. ”
Just the opposite, rights are a foreign concept. We believe in responsibilities. yo u have a responsibility to give tzedaka, it isnt a right. Yo udo not have a right to say what you want , nor do yo u have a right to play games with your or your kid’s health.“For if you fight and scream for this choice to be taken away from others you may one day discover that a choice you hold dear is being taken away from you.”
Then we will fight to keep that choice. What is right is right. You dont allow a wrong becuase of another right.“Do you want to set the stage for forceful laws and regulations regarding your health or religion to be imposed on you?”
Health – yes of course as demonstrated above
Religion – Again the courts have already ruled that religion doesn’t always trump health. I am not sure what religion yo u practice. but Judaism requires vaccination, according to most poskim, and according to none does it oppose it. so don’t misuse my religion to protect you backwards idea.ubiquitinParticipantI posted a long reply
which I hope wil lget approved.Here is the cliff notes version
you claim to want to understand us here are the simple things I hope you can understand
1) keep my religion out of it. Yo udon’t want to vaccinate, fine but don’t claim “religous exemption” if you claim to practice Judaism. I am not aware of a single posek that opposes vaccination on religous grounds. Most require , a few leave it up to the individual2) you dont want to vaccinate, fine. But why do we have to accept your risk? Move to North Dakota by a isolated farm and stay away from the rest of us. I really don’t understand why we have to “respect your right” but you dont have to respect ours not to be exposed to unvaccinated people
3) For crying out loud https://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/thread-not-for-anti-vaxxers
please answer the op. ITs crazy EVERY SINGLE timeubiquitinParticipantTalmidchochom
Your post isn’t serious at all.
“all poskim and gedolim agree that Chanukah gelt is the way to go.”
source please?
No posek argues on shava kesef kekesef.
R’ Yaakov says explicitly that it is ok“Why that is not a takeoff from the goyishe gift giving is beyond even me!”
it is.
Though live up to your screen name please, don’t be like Joseph pick up a YD look up siman 178 it is a short siman, read the Remah, see the maharik see the pischei Teshuva (read the Gra as well of course)Laskern
don’t listen to Joseph, as always he is wrong. R’ Moshe does not say it is “Itโs absolutely wrong. , while he does call it “Hevel” (in OC 1:104 (IIRC)) he does also call it a devar reshus. In other words not assur.ubiquitinParticipant“Whatโs wrong with that?”
Whats wrong with you?
Who is talking about gifts under a tree? take it easy with the wahtaboutismand if you do want to pursue silly whataboutism, why stop there, I’ll do you one better what about shooting people to make kids happy?
do these comments make sense to you ?
Also are you Joseph ?ubiquitinParticipant“Absolutely disgusting”
Ugh making poorer kids happy. feh what a goyish idea.
You think thats bad, my shul had a dinner to raise money. What is the world coming too.
Laskern
“Joseph, donโt need to belabor the obvious. ”I worry, you are taking Joseph seriously.
He is parodying am haaratzim, he doesnt really mean it. Please don’t be taken in.
Look up hilchos chukas akum YD 178. See the Remah there, the Mahrik. Joseph has been taught this beforeNovember 27, 2018 9:13 am at 9:13 am in reply to: Why Are Torah Observant Jews Overwhelmingly Republican/Conservative? #1631175ubiquitinParticipantJoseph
” If the former is overwhelmingly doing one thing while the latter is overwhelmingly doing the opposite, I have full confidence in the way the Torah world is acting versus the others.”EXACTLY! and many others feel the same way. This is what part of what drives the groupthink I mentioned above.
Though I do question your assumption. I have heard many shmussen over the years that we our decorum in shul is lacking and we should take a page from the Goyim and conservative/reform how they behave in their sanctuary.
Are you saying that if we talk in shul more than they talk in their sanctuary we should continue talking?November 26, 2018 3:42 pm at 3:42 pm in reply to: Why Are Torah Observant Jews Overwhelmingly Republican/Conservative? #1630812ubiquitinParticipantJoseph
If anyone needs an example of what I mean here it is :“There has not been a single thing to date that documents or supports any identification of Trump as …, misogynist,”
now as I said I get saying that “although Trump is a misogynist he is good for Israel…” or .”… will appoint conservative justices…” but here you have someone saying that he isnt a misogynist. not only that but that “there has not been a single thing… to support that claim”
So either he never heard of the access hollywood tape (as many in our community haven’t as understandably it wasnt reported in our press)
Or they shut it out of their minds since he “proved to be an Oheiv Yisroel” so he cant be bad in any way
I cant think of any other explanation for that statement.November 26, 2018 1:33 pm at 1:33 pm in reply to: Why Are Torah Observant Jews Overwhelmingly Republican/Conservative? #1630735ubiquitinParticipantJoseph
Yes agree 99.9%
Though a few quick points
– emphasis on “Overall”
– and I’m going with your definition of “Orthodox/Torah Jews” which is a bit narrower than mine – (yet another example of the black/white thinking you suffer from )
– “since Orthodox/Torah Jews missed the boat by not seeing that Democrats and liberals are better than Republicans and conservatives.” – I didnt quite say this last part. I have no problem with a person thinking Trump is better because xyz. Its the narrow thoughtless parroting that bothers me. As in the example I cited.
– Make no mistake many Democrat supporters suffer from the same narrow goupthink. and label anyone who votes for another party as automatically evil/misogynist/racist etc . but a. that wasn’t your question, b. I hang out more with the group you asked about so I am more familiar with that groupMy point is similar to Yesrbiu’s above
ubiquitinParticipantI was wondering what was taking your annual Christmas greeting so long this year.
Then I realized it is because Chankha is “early ” this year.so there is still some time until your religion’s holiday hence your late greeting.
Happy holidays Joseph
November 26, 2018 10:32 am at 10:32 am in reply to: Why Are Torah Observant Jews Overwhelmingly Republican/Conservative? #1630587ubiquitinParticipantIts because as people get “more religous” they tend to be more black and white. we have trouble seeing the gray .
I’ll give you an example.I concede that for Israel Trump is better than Hillary would have been. but I add that I don’t think Hillary would have been HORRIBLE it wouldn’t have meant the end of Israel, and there are other factors that matter too.
The response I usually get to he above is not disagreement with the actual sentiment expressed rather something along the lines of “Oh so you hate Israel” or “Oh so Israel is not important”
Its a lot easier to say “well Trump is better for ISrael therefore anyone who is not Trump is an evil antisemite who wants to kill all Jews”, than to take a more nuanced approach .A secondary reason is we as a community suffer very much from groupthink
November 23, 2018 4:35 pm at 4:35 pm in reply to: Is it Mutar to celebrate Thanksgiving?!?!?!?!?!?! #1629643ubiquitinParticipant“I do not understand the basis for the question. Frum jews with emunas Hashem should celebrate each and every day as Thanksgiving. Is not the very first thing a Gd fearing Jew does every morning is to recite Modeh Ani?????”
So in other words, of course its muttar to celebrate Thanksgiving!
I agree completely! though I think having a turkey everyday might be a bit much . Plus getting together with family that may live out of town isnt super practical everydayNovember 23, 2018 8:25 am at 8:25 am in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.๐จโ๐ฌ๐๐ซ #1629451ubiquitinParticipantillogical mom,
” And why do all of u think that u can comment against these brilliant Drs without any credentials yourself??”for the record, I have the same board certifications she has, and she is a quack taking advantage of simpletons and using it to CREATE (not “leave”) a job with a cult following of illiterate simpletons th t she could impress with her “double board” certification
November 23, 2018 8:25 am at 8:25 am in reply to: should jews become pilots becaese off all the dangers involved #1629450ubiquitinParticipant“then why does one say hagomel after flying?”
I don’t understand this question.
Are you under the impression that you can’t put yourself in a situation that would require hagomel afterwards?November 22, 2018 5:53 pm at 5:53 pm in reply to: Is it Mutar to celebrate Thanksgiving?!?!?!?!?!?! #1629230ubiquitinParticipantt2tt
Great list!Chilul Hashem
Ayin Harah
ubiquitinParticipantLaskern
If you grew rommaine in your backyard.
would you avoid it because of this CDC recommendation ? -
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