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Call the IRS.

I don’t know which Yeshivos you’re talking about, but the ones I know only skip English/secular studies. They have Limudei Kodesh on Lag B’Omer. And they learn about Rashbi, they sing Lag BOmer songs, they get a bow and arrow, etc.

All that does not negate that there SHOULD be Yeshiva on Chol Hamoed.

Kneidel: You missed the point. The Democrats appointed ON THE COMMISSION will sabotage the commission from producing ANY redistricting plan by refusing to sign off on any. Therefore the commission will produce nothing, thereby allowing the Democrat legislature to fully make their own non-independent plan.

CTL: You still have failed to legally justify counting illegal aliens while at the same time NOT counting tourists and foreign businessmen in the United States on April 1, 2020.

Alternatively, you might have thought you came up with a good catch or something irrefutable. But in reality it is anything but. And it was already disproven. So your interlocutor didn’t waste time responding to points that are silly, off point or merely rhetorical that don’t disprove anything at all.

CTL: As others noted, tourists in the United States are whole persons.

We ought to create a yichus registry to insure the kashrus of all members of the community.

“Someone walks on my property , i can blow their heads off. Someone abuses me for 16 years , I get the death penalty for killing them. Makes sense.”

Like it or not, that’s both the law in many states in the United States as well as Torah law.

Besides, in your example was the allegation of 16 years abuse ever result in a court conviction of the alleged person?

Abuse doesn’t carry a death penalty. If someone murders someone they allege abused them they deserve the same death penalty as if they killed anyone else.

Anyone 18 or older should be subject to capital punishment.

Supreme Court precedents can be, and historically have been, overturned.

Most countries (including the United States) grant their own postal service a legal monopoly on delivering letters.

How was Hatzalah of Florida operating until now, before this new law?

To decorate your bookshelf?

AAQ: Not every born Jew can learn gemorah.

Artscroll is the Gold Standard in translating Jewish books.

You should not be learning Zohar prior to reaching 40 years of age. (And that isn’t the only qualification.)

We’re waiting for our report from Charlie Hall.

Camp Adas Yereim or Camp Yeshiva.

Why are you assuming that Halacha is the same regarding a goy as it is regarding a Yid?

Was this on your photography blog?

The jury was intimadated by the mobs waiting to riot, loot and burn if the desired guilty verdict wasn’t achieved. So the jury complied under threat.

Yes: https://www.theyeshivaworld.com/coffeeroom/topic/double-news

You need a Rov. Without that this is improper.

Wouldn’t hasagas gvul be more the question than loshon hora?

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huju: “Yiddish is unknown – unknown – to the many Mizrachi Jews I know… It predominated in Central and Eastern Europe, which is hardly the whole world.”

Ashkenazim represented 90% of prewar world Jewry. And Yiddish is the international language of that 90%.

“I can understand the romantic and nostalgic attachment to Yiddish among many Ashkenazim, but that by itself will not maintain Yiddish as a living language.”

Yiddish is hardly in danger. It is a living, vibrant and growing language spoken by millions of Jews the world over. For many hundreds of thousands of them, and the largest proportion of Yiddish speakers, it is their first language learnt from infanthood and childhood on, and used as their primary day to day language at home, at school, on the street and at work.

There are some places in the United States, Canada, Israel, the United Kingdom and in Europe that if you landed as an alien on the continent there for the first time you’d almost swear you must’ve landed in some Yiddish-speaking country where it was the official national language.

“There are great literary and scholarly works in Yiddish, but if they are not carefully translated into English or other language widely spoken by Jews and scholars, those Yiddish works will wither on the Yiddishe vine.”

The junk secular literature you speak of is already a forgotten relic. But no need to fret. Far more additional religious based Yiddish literature is being churned out every year.