Filming her daughter coming off bus from camp.
Girl, hug your kid instead of just filming her. Didn't you miss her after a month?
Also if I were her daughter I'd feel so used. She'll realize it when she's older.
Disgusting.
And I hate how all the comments are giving her the positive reinforcement
And the sheep blindly followed:
"The sicha of this week, *parshas Shoftim* , is unquestionably one of the most significant talks the Rebbe ever gave.
“There needs to be an avodah that matches the state of Geuloh: to publicize to himself and to all those whom he can reach–that they need to accept upon themselves, and to take upon themselves (more strongly) the directives and advice of “your judges” and “your advisers” who are in our generation — “our Rabbis are our kings” in general, and in particular the Nosi of our generation — who comes in continuation to the Rebbeim who preceded him — the judge of our generation and the adviser of our generation and the prophet of our generation,
“And the Torah commands us to believe in him and to obey him, not only because he can give signs of predicting the future, but because of the Mitzvah that Moshe commanded us in the Torah… And more than this: A prophet upon whom another prophet testifies that he is a prophet — as this regards the Nosi of our generation, and is continued in the generation that follows him through his students, etc. — we assume he is a prophet and do not need to examine him…and the Torah forbids us to doubt him or to ponder if his prophecy might not be true…
“And there is a directive in all of the above, that it must be publicized to all the people of the generation, that we have merited that the Holy One, blessed be He, selected and appointed an individual with free will, that he himself is immeasurably higher than the people of the generation, that he will be ‘your judges’ and ‘your advisers’ and the prophet of the generation, who will give guidance and advice regarding the service of the entire Jewish people and all the people of this generation, in all matters of Torah and Mitzvos, and as regards general daily life…until — the main prophecy — the prophecy* of ‘immediately to tshuva, immediately to Geuloh’, and immediately ‘behold, this one (Moshiach) comes’.”
Is she pregnant again? She looks like it in her latest annoying look at me im dressing modestly video. idk if they announced it. I dont follow them bc they are like fingernails on a chalkboard to me...fake and full of it, performative and not true that what they do is anything other than chabad.
That aside, she posted about her miscarriage a couple months ago, so if she's pregnant again, im happy for them.
https://anash.org/16000-sheitel-prompts-call-for-beis-din-price-regulation/
Schneerson "also repeatedly described a sheitel as the foundation of a Yiddishe and chassidishe home and a source of tremendous brachos, including blessings for children, parnassah, and the entire family."
Magical I tell you. It's the "foundation" and gives blessings...just like every other asinine thing Chabad says you should do.
Do you feel like ir was serious testing, how long was the test(s), did you have to study for it, was it stressful, etc.
I never believed in the concept of moshiach nor worshipped the rebbe, but i wanna know for those who did, what did that look like? Where would he appear all of a sudden? How? What would happen then? Tell us everything.
The circular arguments, the simplistic thinking....I cannot. I'm ashamed and also furious about how many unsuspecting victims get love bombed into joining these crazies.
https://chabadinfo.com/magazine/what-happened-on-gimmel-tammuz/
The self-righteousness not only by the writer in #3 but also in the comments is disgusting. This was a response to a response to a response. Why are these people so obsessed with women wearing socks or stockings or how they cover their hair. Last I checked none of this was stated in the Torah.
Oh and I seem to recall the rebbe's wife Chaya Mushka wore pants and did not cover her hair.
Tznius Isn’t and Was Never Meant to Be Cool https://collive.com/tznius-isnt-and-was-never-meant-to-be-cool/
When School Policy Becomes “Tznius” https://collive.com/when-school-policy-becomes-tznius/
When Tznius Stops Being Tznius https://collive.com/when-tznius-stops-being-tznius/
There's a Facebook group I'm in called Jewish women talk about intimacy. I've talked about it here. At this point in my life, it's mildly entertaining but often times validates why I left.
Some poor woman posted the other day that she has suffered infertility, miscarriages, and a stillborn, and that she and her husband "crossed the line" (she didn't say what that meant; but that they missed each other and wanted to connect) while she was a niddah after her recent loss. Most everyone was supportive, telling her to be gentle on herself, that she shouldn't feel guilty, etc. Somebody commented that this was exactly what is wrong with the niddah laws, the mental damage done in a situation where the entire rest of the world would seek comfort from their spouse, but you can't even touch. A wholllllllle bunch of women either liked that comment or supported it with their own comments, they were all agreeing. Someone even said this is why people go OTD, because of this bullshit created by rabbis. Lots of comments like that.
Well! The admin, Chana Carlebach, promoter of this "awesome mitzvah" and "hashem knows what's best for us", wasn't having any of it. She came and said that this is all against halacha and tried to shut it down. Then she deleted that one girl's comment and all.the ones that followed, basically sanitizing the comment thread. Then she made her own separate post essentially saying this is a safe space for women and their beliefs basically as long as you don't contradict Torah. As long as you dont contradict her Chabad version of Torah. Feel bad for anyone who is her kallah student.
The only thing worse than rabbis oppressing women, is women oppressing women.
Fuck these rabbis man. And the poor owner went through all this trouble to accommodate, and they still trying to shut him down. So much wrong with these rebbeim, it's hard to know where to start. Guess they'd rather teenagers hang out in cars in gas stations than at a kosher restaurant.
I don't keep kosher anymore but next time I'm in Toms River, will be sure to go here and place a huge order.