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Whoever’s contemporarily mattir lace wigs (who are thus far unnamed, for some reason), how would their logic to be mattir give them any room to assur a full body dress/suit that makes the wearer look naked (even though they’re actually covered)?

Or would they actually be mattir??

“And the chance of being harmed by the vaccine is even smaller.”

So what? If the original risk is almost “non-existent”, why take another risk — even if it is “smaller”?

Everyone should respect other’s psakim and minhagim. Those that hold women can drive should respect those that hold women cannot. And those that hold women cannot drive should respect those that hold women can.

Rav Vozner paskens that women should not drive:

http://www.hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=1414&st=&pgnum=9&hilite=

BT: The argument is the other vaccines underwent far far longer testing prior to approval. Including fertility testing.

Yseribus: About 46% of Americans aren’t fully vaccinated. About 35% of Americans aren’t vaccinated at all. That’s well over a hundred million people. If they’re very likely to get severe Covid, you should have had 50,000,000 Americans hospitalized from Covid, using your 30% over 6 months figure. That isn’t even close to the case, even over time.

He isn’t the first or only non-Orthodox to post here.

Yseribus: “@ujm Right now? Pretty likely. Especially if they hadn’t had COVID in over a year and they are in a place with low vaccination rates and don’t socially distance.”

If it was “pretty likely” that all unvaccinated healthy people will get a severe case of Covid, then all of America’s Emergency Rooms should today be overfilled at 25 times their capacities.

Obviously it is not pretty likely that a random unvaccinated person will get a severe case of Covid.

“Does it still lower the total risk?”

For mild Covid, yes. For serious Covid there’s no evidence that it does (for recovered patients.)

2scents: Any more prevalent than a vaccinated individual who became infected and isn’t doing well?

P.S. I believe most people should get the vaccine. Since most people aren’t young and healthy or recovered from Covid.

P.P.S. It is extremely rare for a recovered Covid patient to get a severe case of Covid. Having recovered from Covid is for all practical purposes virtually at least as good as having been vaccinated.

Mazal Tov on your upsherin.

The parallel question necessary when asking the titled question is what are the risks of taking the vaccine.

The honest answer is that all the the risks aren’t yet known.

The entire kehila needs to make a taanis if chas v’shalom such a thing happens. Anyone who was present at the time who physically cannot fast, should give a notable amount of Tzedaka instead.

Newer cars costs around $60 per oil change in NYC. And that’s for the standard oil.

L’havdil, President Bush would stand when speaking to his father, President Bush Sr.

Reb Eliezer, if the weather isn’t cold then bochorim (as well as married men who aren’t allowed to be with their wife) have no excuse, lchol hadeios, to not sleep in the Succah.

Meir: Dina Dmalchusa only applies to monetary obligations to the State/government. Not to other individuals. The latter follow Choshen Mishpat, as you said.

No one has still addressed the real outright halachic issue that the lace is parted and the lace is not lined, therefore you can see the woman’s real hair beneath the lace wig. Therefore, this wig doesn’t fully cover the hair.

How’s a lace wig different than going in public with uncovered hair?

aIY: I don’t have the mekor offhand, but the OP is correct that dina dmalchusa is generally only applicable in issues regarding monetary obligations issued by the government.

A course in self home improvement is needed first. Then a course in consumer electronics repair is needed. Only after that should a car repair course be done.

The lace is parted and the lace is not lined, therefore you can see the woman’s real hair beneath the lace sheitel.

Hence, this sheitel doesn’t fully cover her hair. Lace wigs aren’t different than walking in the street bareheaded.

The lace is parted and the lace is not lined, therefore you can see the woman’s real hair beneath the lace sheitel.

Hence, this sheitel doesn’t fully cover her hair.

Yabia: Why do you follow the Christian calendar? We Jews are in year 5781. You are far far behind.

Lostspark: Why don’t you simply tell them “no”? Or tell them you’ll need to charge them a fee.

Lostspark: Do you say the same about people who informally ask for help from a doctor, lawyer or computer expert they daven with, live near or are friends or family with?