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  • in reply to: Why does the Yeshiva World constantly post anti Trump articles #1549937
    Joseph
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    Pulling out of the Iran deal seems to be a good thing. The Iranians are scared stiff. They’re still bound to their part of the agreement even though the US is now sanctioning trade with. The Iranian economy is tanking again and their citizens are again rioting.

    If the North Korea deal works that’s another good thing.

    The Paris climate deal was good thing to pull out of that farce agreement.

    And the tax cuts were good.

    in reply to: Shita hakedoisha #1549908
    Joseph
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    The song is from the sitra achra.

    in reply to: Amudim: Abuse often occurs within your home . #1549806
    Joseph
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    TLIK, Shopping: If the abuser was a victim, should that be a mitigating factor if his abusing others was a cause-effect of his having been abused?

    in reply to: Why does the Yeshiva World constantly post anti Trump articles #1549800
    Joseph
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    8. Freed Reb Sholom Rubashkin, something both his predecessors refused to do.

    in reply to: Why does the Yeshiva World constantly post anti Trump articles #1549714
    Joseph
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    There’s not a single goy in the world who’s perfect and neither is Trump. But Donald Trump has proven himself to be an Oheiv Yisroel and a supporter of policies that we very good for Klal Yisroel. He’s proven this long before he ran for President and he’s proven it again after assuming the office of the presidency.

    in reply to: How important is it to you to have a Nice Car #1549248
    Joseph
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    If you’re not driving a Rolls Royce you’re a nebech case anyways.

    in reply to: Tracing Yichus #1549213
    Joseph
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    ghd, did the lab results from your swab indicate Philistine or Celtic origin on your part?

    in reply to: Pashtun #1549053
    Joseph
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    ZD, many are unknown and civilization has never yet made contact with them. You can also find them in the rivers near India and in Africa.

    in reply to: Pashtun #1548937
    Joseph
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    ZD, there are unknown tribes living in the jungles of the Amazon, in South America, among other places.

    in reply to: Frum podcasts other than Headlines #1548935
    Joseph
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    No.

    in reply to: Pashtun #1548906
    Joseph
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    They must be on the other side of the Sambatyon, ChabadShlucha.

    in reply to: Orthodox Rabbi Takes Job at LGBT Synagogue – Discuss #1548634
    Joseph
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    It’s true that Aish isn’t as far left as the RCA, but they’re ideologically closer to the RCA than to the Agudah.

    in reply to: Can following a Chumra become a Chilul Hashem #1548612
    Joseph
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    dullreliance: Yes.

    in reply to: Pashtun #1548576
    Joseph
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    There are all kinds of pseudo-Jews and claimed-Jews all over the world.

    Even in Manhattan you’ll find the Black Hebrews.

    in reply to: Hey there, Yankel Stern! #1548574
    Joseph
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    Elaborate.

    in reply to: Amudim: Abuse often occurs within your home . #1548558
    Joseph
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    IITFT: Excellently stated post.

    in reply to: Can following a Chumra become a Chilul Hashem #1548556
    Joseph
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    ZD: Actually we do. Unless you happen to believe they we can’t rank that Rav Moshe zt’l was a bigger godol than Rabbi Lord Baron Immanuel Jakobovits zt’l, for example.

    in reply to: Orthodox Rabbi Takes Job at LGBT Synagogue – Discuss #1548557
    Joseph
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    Aish is a very liberal place. Nothing like this guy but Aish has very liberal religious attitudes.

    in reply to: The world is in a state of Geula- and don’t misunderstand us! #1547900
    Joseph
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    We’ll be lucky if we’re close enough that we can see the shpitz of the crown of Moshiach.

    in reply to: Can following a Chumra become a Chilul Hashem #1547691
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    Avi: That is factually incorrect about Rav Moshe.

    tm: The Eidah has multiple Gedolim bigger than Rav Ovadia.

    zd: Even Rav Ovadia ruled any Ethiopian needs to convert, otherwise they cannot be considered Jewish.

    in reply to: Tales of the Misnagdim #1547419
    Joseph
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    I too heard the story long ago about the Chofetz Chaim tearing a stamp for every letter he sent with someone rather than the post office.

    in reply to: Can following a Chumra become a Chilul Hashem #1547070
    Joseph
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    According to the Eidah they’re not Jewish. The Eidah follows the psakim of the Eidah not of Chacham Ovadia zt’l. The Eidah is on solid ground.

    in reply to: Tales of the Misnagdim #1547013
    Joseph
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    Rav Aharon Kotler was certainly no misnagid.

    in reply to: PTSD From Yeshiva #1547014
    Joseph
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    Au contraire.

    in reply to: Amudim: Abuse often occurs within your home . #1546960
    Joseph
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    So far not a single person has given a coherent or cogent reason why the general public, who the vast vast majority never has and never will have a problem of sibling abuse, should take greater precautions against the rarity of sibling abuse than against parental abuse, which occurs at a far far greater frequency than sibling abuse.

    If you’re going to recommend not leaving siblings together with siblings unsupervised in their room you surely should recommend not allowing parents in their children’s room without a third party present.

    in reply to: Can following a Chumra become a Chilul Hashem #1546989
    Joseph
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    If they’re not Jewish then it is not a chilul Hashem.

    in reply to: Orthodox Rabbi Takes Job at LGBT Synagogue – Discuss #1546868
    Joseph
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    To even dignify those low-life toeivaniks as “LGBT” is disgusting.

    in reply to: Amudim: Abuse often occurs within your home . #1546678
    Joseph
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    1, none of my kids or grandkids have ever encountered this issue. But that isn’t relevant to this discussion.

    But even you admit parental abuse is more pervasive than sibling abuse. What are you doing to keep parents away from children unsupervised? Since parental abuse is both worse and more frequent than sibling abuse, something virtually everyone agrees about, it’s more important to keep parents away from their children unsupervised than keeping siblings away from each other unsupervised.

    in reply to: Amudim: Abuse often occurs within your home . #1546614
    Joseph
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    Takes2: On what basis do you assume a mother is less abusive than a father? There is certainly more abusive mothers than abusive siblings. All families must take actions to protect children from abusive mothers AND from abusive fathers way before worrying about the much less likely issue of sibling abuse than parental abuse.

    in reply to: Amudim: Abuse often occurs within your home . #1546526
    Joseph
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    I think we need to separate parents and children, or at the very minimum install a third-party observer in homes with minor children, since statistically parental abuse FAR FAR exceeds that of sibling abuse. Parents certainly should not be alone in a child’s room with only the child (or children.)

    in reply to: Zivug Sheini shadchanim #1546429
    Joseph
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    IITFT: Can you please explain your last comment in a bit more detail?

    in reply to: Amudim: Abuse often occurs within your home . #1546349
    Joseph
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    And I’m proven correct for the umpteenth time. When in the hot seat she couldn’t give a single name. Next will come the excuses and the attacks.

    in reply to: Amudim: Abuse often occurs within your home . #1546316
    Joseph
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    Syag, that’s total baloney. I challenge you to name any rabbonim who said that. I make this challenge since I know you’ll find an excuse not to since it isn’t so. If they had said this to the KLAL clearly what they said and who said it would be well known and you’d have been able to name them. But it ain’t so and we both know that.

    in reply to: Zivug Sheini shadchanim #1546262
    Joseph
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    Are you suggesting men shouldn’t be patriarchs and take charge, MDG?

    in reply to: Thank you mods! #1546253
    Joseph
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    The updates also destroyed thousands of old threads.

    in reply to: HOV lane – For real? #1546251
    Joseph
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    I’ve seen police issue tickets for that over there. It was a number of years ago but I don’t see any reason they’d stop doing so, especially considering how much revenue tickets raise for the government.

    in reply to: Is the YWN internet filter broken? #1546230
    Joseph
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    YWN used to not have Google ads but has them now for over a year.

    in reply to: Amudim: Abuse often occurs within your home . #1546229
    Joseph
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    They’re wrong. The general public does not need to worry about sibling abuse when there’s no specific reason to worry. It is extremely rare. And to make a general warning is absurd. Amudim has many opinions that are wrong and aren’t the experts they pretend to be.

    in reply to: Women- a golus and Geula paradigm #1546228
    Joseph
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    CS: A large portion of your comments above are your own interpolation or opinions that are not said by the source(s) you mention.

    in reply to: Davening via the Mamme Rochel vs via a Tzaddik #1545814
    Joseph
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    Rav Avigdor Miller on Kivrei Tzadikim

    Q: What is the function of going to a kever of a Tzadik?

    A: And the function is what we spoke about today. And that is, in order to advertise to the world that the greatest thing in the world is to be a tzadik. And in the zechus of you going there and demonstrating that you appreciate the greatness of a tzadik, Hashem will reward you and listen to your tefilla. But you’re not praying to the tzadik, chas v’shalom.

    Hakodosh Boruch Hu says, ‘If you understand how much I love this man, and not only him, but I even love his body because his body was kadosh. And now you come there, where his body was placed, for that purpose of showing that you appreciate the greatness, the holiness, of his body, then I’m going to reward you by listening to your tefilla. Thats the purpose of kivrei tzaddikim.

    TAPE # E-8 (May 1995)

    in reply to: Women- a golus and Geula paradigm #1545820
    Joseph
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    CS: A lot of what you’re writing above is your own deios rather than anything the Seforim HaKedsoshim say.

    in reply to: Women- a golus and Geula paradigm #1545717
    Joseph
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    ChabadShlucha: You accept that the changes you are quoting must wait till Moshiach comes but until then the status quo described in the Seforim HaKedsoshim between men and women remains?

    in reply to: Thank you mods! #1545606
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    LC, likely because the setting to disable affects both without the option to differentiate.

    in reply to: Tearing Families Apart #1545673
    Joseph
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    If the illegal aliens and their children are immediately deported together to their country of citizenship, they won’t be separated.

    in reply to: Women- a golus and Geula paradigm #1545609
    Joseph
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    AJ: That simply points to the different purposes, goals, obligations and tafkid in life of each gender. It has no bearing on each one’s esteem. There’s no “equality” in Judaism. Nor does equality translate into esteem. Are Cohanim equal to Yisroelim? Rabbonim to laymen? Does that mean Yisroelim or laymen are unesteemed? Of course not. Same as with the natural and legal differences between men and women.

    in reply to: Greetings chaplaintzvi and gefen #1545621
    Joseph
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    Bump

    in reply to: Car Lease #1545663
    Joseph
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    Buy what you can afford and do not lease what you cannot afford to buy.

    Be smarter and buy used.

    in reply to: Zivug Sheini shadchanim #1545605
    Joseph
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    IITFT: Are you saying it’s about time for men to take charge again?

    in reply to: Women- a golus and Geula paradigm #1545372
    Joseph
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    Jewish women were treated throughout Jewish history in the highest esteem and regard. Unlike how the gentile world treated women as chattel.

    in reply to: Tearing Families Apart #1545347
    Joseph
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    Midwest2, they said that about Rome too.

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