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  saul -4 years ago

  First, let me say thank you for "We're all Jews..." I found it both informative and entertaining. 

  There is a difference between killing and murder. When you state that George Floyd was murdered by a White policeman you are drawing a legal conclusion that you are not capable of making. Floyd died in police custody; but, his death may be the result of his ingestion of illegal drugs, natural causes, positional asphyxia or a combination of causes. If his death was at the hand of another, it would be a homicide; but, there has been no finding that he was murdered and, to present his death as so implies that the police officer committed the crime of murder. The facts may support that finding, or a lesser crime of manslaughter; however, until then, he is presumed innocent and to say otherwise would amount to lashon hara. Additionally, despite rhetoric to the contrary, there has been no factual account to support that race was a motivational factor in the conduct of the officer or the outcome. Please stop calling the policeman a murderer.

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  Rajiv R -4 years ago

  Toda Rabbah

  Shàlom Sara Metzger... G d bless you. May HaShem bless you and your work. Stay within stay above 😎 Amen

  Inspiring... Refreshing

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    Sara -4 years ago

    Hi Rajiv, THank you so much for all your enthusiasm and support. So appreciated!!

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• Anonymous -4 years ago

  Wonderful talk Rabby YY!

  Thank you!

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  aaron -4 years ago

  Question for Rabbi YY

  Rabbeinu Bachya states that no country in history has been hospitable to Yiden for more than 200 years.What is your thought about the future of Jewry in America?

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  Baruch Yitzchak -4 years ago

  Question for Rabbi YY

  How does one cope with friends moving on in life to other places and not being around anymore?

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