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  • in reply to: Joseph vs squeak Nittul Nacht Chess #2151907
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    Reb Eliezer, it depends whether you’re Orthodox or not. (I assume you’re Orthodox.)

    in reply to: Mods? Mods? #2151616
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    CY: Sorry, I just noticed your post directed to me. I don’t recall when I first noticed your new thread, but the timestamps generally reflect the time the mod approved it for a regular post; I recall, though, that OPs/new threads have some weird behavior and the timestamp on the OP itself is different than the timestamp on the main page for the thread (until it gets additional posts on the thread.)

    As far as it being objectionable, absolutely not; there’s nothing objectionable about it whatsoever.

    in reply to: Joseph vs squeak Nittul Nacht Chess #2151618
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    Dr. Pepper, I’ve had the practice of emailing him a few times a year, before each Yom Tov, over the last decade. (And cc:ing it to his alt email, in case he didn’t check the other.)

    in reply to: George Santos – NY District 3 #2151617
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    Bill Clinton set the record for a lying politician. He was disbarred while in office, in addition to having been impeached for perjury.

    in reply to: Quick Quote from Rabbi Yehuda Cahn #2151592
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    Quick quote from Rabbi Dr. Benzion Twerski:

    Every frum Yid benefits from the things that askanim do. From intervening with governmental matters, legal issues, dealing with yeshivos, getting streets blocked for various events, and others too numerous to mention, we all derive much benefit from what they do. Nearly all, or perhaps absolutely all, function selflessly. Hatzoloh, Shomrim, and Chaverim are totally volunteer staffed.

    Rabbi Dr. Benzion Twerski is a renowned and much sought-after mental health professional who holds a Ph.D. in psychology from University of Pittsburgh. He lives and practices in Brooklyn.

    in reply to: Joseph vs squeak Nittul Nacht Chess #2151426
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    Gadol: There’s at least one famous picture of one of the gedolim playing chess on nittul nacht.

    in reply to: Help! #2151428
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    Send him to DailyKos, where Dr. Charlie Hall will fix him good.

    in reply to: Joseph vs squeak Nittul Nacht Chess #2151374
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    When your opponent forfeits the game, you win by default.

    in reply to: Who has the power to bring subtitles back? #2151324
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    Me.

    in reply to: Joseph vs squeak Nittul Nacht Chess #2151274
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    Checkmate.

    in reply to: Should all Yidden know Hebrew? #2150668
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    “They even wouldn’t mention Yom Ha’atzmaut.”

    They wouldn’t mention Christmas either.

    in reply to: Quick quote from Rabbi Yisroel Reisman #2147888
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    “It would be better” isn’t “speaking out” against.

    in reply to: Chasidus Without Context #2147791
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    DaMoshe: Your ideas from where you’ve “studied the arguments between the early chassidim and the misnagdim” that you’re expressing here come from the secular academics who hate Torah Judaism and invented falsehoods on all this.

    in reply to: 2 States #2147767
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    MDD, why would anyone take seriously your “disagreements” with Rav Chaim, considering that you “do not accept everything Reb Chaim said”.

    And what’s wrong to compare the Zionists to the Nazis, considering that the Zionists teamed up with the Nazis during the Holocaust to accomplish their mutual goals.

    in reply to: Dealing with confusing relationships #2147765
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    Pirkei Avos has the answer to this question.

    in reply to: Troll Thread #2147404
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    It means the fellow who is yelling troll violently disagrees with the comments of the poster he’s calling a troll.

    in reply to: SHIDUCHIM. #2147299
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    Yseribus: Agreed 100%.

    in reply to: Mods? Mods? #2147253
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    CY: Try again. Perhaps tone down anything perceivably objectionable.

    in reply to: Mods? Mods? #2147086
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    catch yourself: what was the subject of it?

    in reply to: Anti-semitism: Republicans vs Democrats #2146939
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    The Right supports protecting religious rights, bris mila, schechita, building shuls in residential neighborhoods, kapporos, wearing religious clothing in public, marrying our children at young ages, having many children, protecting us from minority violent criminals, educating our children in Yeshivos according to Torah standards rather than government standards, etc.

    Whereas, it is the Left than opposes Jews on the above issues.

    in reply to: SHIDUCHIM. #2146910
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    SQUARE: The Chareidi Olam has a much much less Shidduch Crisis than the non-Chareidi Olam. And within the Chareidi Olam, Chasidim, who have even greater stringencies on the inter-gender issues that you’re ranting about, have an even smaller Shidduch Crisis than other Chareidim who are less strict about it.

    in reply to: Most Important Issue of 2022 #2146855
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    Yo, is this a Christian thread?

    repaired

    in reply to: SHIDUCHIM. #2146731
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    That old canard again?

    in reply to: Chasidus Without Context #2146722
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    Chabad is “Heimish”?

    in reply to: Chasidus Without Context #2146707
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    YO (Ye): You’re still counting based on the years of Yushke?

    in reply to: SHIDUCHIM. #2146686
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    Well said.

    Yasher Koach

    in reply to: LOOKING FOR A SHIUR #2146685
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    HaGaon HaRav Ephraim Wachsman shlita and HaGaon HaRav Avrohom Schorr shlita are about the same temperament and hashkafa?

    in reply to: Changing the Shidduch System #2146684
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    AAQ: Chazal give the story of Yochanon Kohen Godol as THE example EVERYONE needs to learn from. Namely, say Chazal, to NEVER think you’re “fortified” and safe, as you constantly pontificate.

    in reply to: Changing the Shidduch System #2146625
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    “By this time, B’H the young person had about 15 years of Jewish schooling. Should we expect that they are able to fortify themselves by this time (I presume parents, friends and community did not abandon them)?”

    Extremely foolish comment for multiple reasons. To take one, Yochanon Kohen Godol was the tzadik and Kohen Godol for 80 years when he became an apikorus tzeduki.

    But he was fortified, you say!

    in reply to: Changing the Shidduch System #2146580
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    He doesn’t have to ask a woman. There are more appropriate and effective ways to accomplish the goal better, more efficiently and, most importantly, more Halachicly appropriately.

    in reply to: Changing the Shidduch System #2146483
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    The fewer divorces among the chasidim may be due to their having traditional marriages the way it was done throughout Jewish history, without them updating to an American romantic fairytale “marriage”.

    Shimon hates Yiddishkeit. He doesn’t have a right to express his opinion here on Jewish topics.

    in reply to: Onaas Devarim #2146402
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    Thank you for sharing your boich svara.

    in reply to: Gmail spell check #2146201
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    I see that Rabbeinu Ha”Gadol” has already given the correct teretz.

    Future doros will learn from these teshvos.

    in reply to: Gmail spell check #2146196
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    Google remember your previous manually typed words. When you type something similar in the future, it’ll suggest your custom database of words, even if it isn’t an official English word.

    in reply to: Georgia isn’t Really Solid Red #2145993
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    Florida is no longer purple or a swing state. Florida has moved decisively to the right and is now solidly red.

    in reply to: Anti-semitism: Republicans vs Democrats #2145749
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    Of all people in the world, Donald Trump is thale least antisemitic of all. Donald Trump is a proven, lifetime (i.e. reputationally and actionably long before he entered politics through his presidency), Oheiv Yisroel. Klal Yisroel has few friends from Umos Haolam as good as Donald Trump.

    in reply to: Anti-semitism: Republicans vs Democrats #2145652
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    This is a farcial meaningless so-called “poll” that was designed to produce the Democrat desired results.

    The Democrats have been the party tolerating, accepting, welcoming and honoring antisemites, especially black antisemites, for many many decades. Whereas the Republicans have institutionally rejected antisemites.

    in reply to: Mekubal/Tzaddik #2145584
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    YeshivaGuy45:

    Ruach Hakodesh certainly exists today.

    in reply to: Mekubal/Tzaddik #2145580
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    This is Avira’s response to the OP (from the other thread with the OP’s duplicate post):

    Chaimish – Rav Gamliel Rabinowitz is known as a true mekubal and is accepted by the litvishe and chasidishe community.

    in reply to: Mekubal/Tzaddik #2145442
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    Yes.

    in reply to: Taking a Kulah from Across the Aisle #2145284
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    Then there are the folks who are smart enough to know which rabbi to ask which questions in the first place. They know Rabbis A, B and C don’t allow what they want to do. But Rabbi D is known to allow it. So after they did their rabbinical research they first ask Rabbi D. When the next question comes up that their research told them Rabbi D doesn’t allow, they find out that Rabbi X allows it. So, obviously, Rabbi X is their first phone call for that question.

    This way no one could ever accuse them of Heter-Shopping, since they never asked a second rabbi for a different answer after not liking what the first one pakened.

    That’s why it’s good to have friends to ask which rabbi to call for what questions.

    Of course there are some rabbis who just let about anything. They can be relied upon for any question.

    in reply to: Taking a Kulah from Across the Aisle #2145129
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    “Once a Rav assers you cannot ask another Rav for a heter”

    Once a Rav matirs, can you ask another Rav for an issur?

    in reply to: Convention #2145049
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    Disabled Yidden also struggle with be given a sense of belonging. So do mentally ill Yidden. Unmarried Yidden aren’t allowed to daven for the Amud on the Yomin Noraim and have other Halachic restrictions. The fix for the unmarried is to find them shidduchim. The fix for the other aforementioned Yidden with this issue are more difficult to help.

    in reply to: Convention #2144901
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    ubiq: What would be YOUR answer/solution to that unanswered question you quoted?

    in reply to: Important Advice for Jews #2144709
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    I have my Israeli passport always ready in case Iran is about to attack and I need to fly out of Tel Aviv ASAP.

    in reply to: latest shidduch data #2144584
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    Reb CTL,

    Do you anticipate that at some future point you’d want a shidduch? What general age range would you consider, and why wouldn’t you consider below the lower end of your range?

    in reply to: latest shidduch data #2144549
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    Are Roster:

    Only the first two per Yeshiva get a monetary prize? That’ll be enough? Afterwards the rush might peter out.

    And every small Yeshiva and large Yeshiva will get the same two?

    in reply to: latest shidduch data #2144506
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    Reb CTL,

    On the somewhere brighter side, you’re making Are Roster (see comment above) happy by alleviating his #1 takeaway from the study; namely that single girls who marry divorced/widower men take away shidduchim from divorced girls.

    That vital point made,

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    in reply to: Jewish Israel #2144438
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    You think Beis Din didn’t prosecute murderers if they technically couldn’t issue a death penalty verdict?

    in reply to: latest shidduch data #2144323
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    Are Roster & Meir G:

    Please share a very detailed explanation of what YOUR SOLUTION to this problem is.

    Thank you

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