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hotshot2000@my-deja.com wrote:
: _your_ evidence, so no need to repost it).  Then, truth be told, I'd
: like to kick them out.  I'm among those that think the RA should pass

we have other posters who respond to criticism that their movement
has a 5- or 20-year plan to combat those issues. the truth is, if the
issue was not addressed, you need more evidence than your wishful
thinking to say that it is difference. At the same time, you are
responsible for your own associatins now, not 20 years ahead.

: synagogue there (the only synagogue in town) -- the rabbi and his family
: were the only Jews who observed halacha, which meant that they and their
: kids really couldn't associate so much with the other families on
: Shabbat, both because of distance and practice.  So when I hear about C

interestingly, Rav Riskin quotes an opposite example of halakha being
the same for everyone - he once asked R Soloveichik whether it possible
to kasher china in a house of a baalas teshuva whose parents could
not let the dishes go. R Soloveichek allowed the lenient opinion
in this case and added - and when, Riskin, they'' invite you home,
you will eat from those dishes.

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