Chabad will NEVER be the Same…

[@IsraelPortnoyMusic]

Thank you for your beautiful and brutal honesty Rabbi. This felt like literal therapy for me.

[@yosefzee7605]

Love your stuff too!

[@yiddisheideas]

Blown away by his openness and honesty. So true.

[@russrussel3947]

"Deuteronomy 7:3 Nebuch, Shmatte, Ongepatchket Patrilineal Nudnik" ("If a child isn't embraced by the community, they will burn it down to feel its warmth". African Proverb 💔💔💔✡️✡️✡️🗽🗽🗽

[@cptfarzkizz8823]

I like this.

[@yosefzee7605]

I always loved rabbi Paltiel and i admired him as the most sane authentic with no fluff . Perfect balance. Wish i met him before i went on my own journey

[@saulpax21]

Love this. Thank you Rabbi!!!

[@the-future-starts-now]

Great shiour... stay close to your innerself while dawwening.......and singing........... The avoda in moussaf is for me the core of the Shabbat Morning service, when I truly feel connected by singing and dawwening kadosh, kadosh, kadosh....... My neshamma gets fueled at that moment...

[@11rubina]

What was the lady's question? It's not clear.

[@jbchoc]

That's not a good reason to not give an answer. Rabbis are the one class of people trained to answer unclear questions in a way where you no longer care what the question was.

[@RaphaelKaufmann]

​@@jbchoc😅

[@DodWine]

Oy veyzmir.....

[@11rubina]

I mean I genuinely could not make out what she said. If someone could help by putting her question in the comments section, I'd be grateful.

[@timfronimos459]

@@11rubina same here. I couldnt here what she said.

[@mm1sis]

I've been wondering about this as well. Thank you for the answer!

[@anthonykaye3292]

“That which is hateful to you, do not do to your fellow. That is the entire Torah, and the rest is commentary. Now go and study.”

[@talmoskowitz5221]

In New York, you can marry at the age of 16-17 with your parents’ consent. You can marry at the age of 14-15 if a court grants you permission. However, no one under the age of 14 can legally get married in New York.

[@yusefkhan1752]

Epsteinery knows no bounds with the Talmud readers

[@binyominstark]

But staying single till the age of 45 minutes normal stupid generation

[@DodWine]

​@@yusefkhan1752care explaining?

[@yos5499]

No the Rebbe was not the only one. Rav Abraham Yitzhak Kook and his Son Reb Tvi Yehuda were big Gedolim in their own right / and they understand how to hold one and move forward

[@benyaakov6453]

I am pushing 70 & things changed back in the day they didn't sing Lecho Dodi or Kel Odon in most Lubavitcher shuls other than Chabad Houses which catered to frei Yidden now you barely find a Lubavitcher shul which doesn't sing Lecho Dodi & Kel Odon.

[@mdevorah6833]

My question is; since the Rebbe passed, no one replaced him. Is there any concerns that 1° difference, will end up miles and miles away? I get the fact that they have their "guide post in the Rebbe". Just thinking as I am listening to you

[@11Mgreen]

A even bigger problem, who will look to the future and change things because "the world changes".

[@richardmoss5934]

The Rebbe wouldn't start Shacharit on Shabbat until 10 am because he first learned, today Shacharit will start at 10 am but others don't learn!! Why not then start Shacharit earlier?

[@uriel7203]

There is actually an other reason. I didn't hear this from a Lubavitcher, but from a different Chasidic stream that has a similar custom. He said that it was to distinguish between Jews and Christians in America. Christians go early to their church and we didn't want to look like them. I'm not defending Lubavitchers who don't learn before davening.

[@richardmoss5934]

@@uriel7203 that individual obviously hasn't been to my neighborhood, Christians go to church on Sunday and start at 10 am whereas we have our most attended services on Shabbat and start at 9 am or earlier except for Chabad who start at 10 am!

[@uriel7203]

@richardmoss5934 those Christians in your neighborhood must have come Lubavitch. (It's a joke I'm kidding)

[@richardmoss5934]

@@uriel7203 😀

[@Brandt-xr8xo]

The study of Torah is a very powerful thing​@@uriel7203

[@cosaticambia]

Rebbe studies rabbi Nachman! ❤❤❤❤

[@ahwien]

All Rebbes and Roshei Yeshiva have to look both forward and back, not only Lubavitch. Survival is due to both holding customs from the alte heim and also incorporating the modern. A 16 year old Skwerer, not polluted by TV & Hollywood is in many ways ready to marry.

[@sereneaspirations7019]

Last 6 minutes or so.... Solid gold rabbi 🥇 ❤ sooooooooooooo down to earth... Yes we're soon simple... And still we connect! ❤️

[@Jubal.Harshaw]

Yep! The last 11 minutes and ten seconds are GOLD!!

[@bolly4985]

I'm from Skver and it's no longer true. No one marries before 18

[@alk158]

I have to say I have mixed views of the Lubbavaich Rabbi. I was reading the book by Rabbi Lau , former chief Rabbi of Israek, and in it he said that he doesn't understand why in Isreal change is slow and in other countries Jews are the revolutionaries and were when it come to various issues, communism, mlk, to name a few. I completely disagree. Were there some Jews in various movement. Absolutely. However, they were never near a majority or made the decisions. However, various anti-Semitic tropes try to claim that the small percentage of Jews involved ina a cause are to blame for some radical cause and that is just scapegoating a minority group because you don't want to accept the fact that some of people from your own background is involved. Of course in Israel since Jews aren't a minority Jews aren't blamed like this. Yet the Rav seemed unable to see this reality that Jews in the USA are a minority and sometimes blamed for things they didn't do and instead beleived that they have this revolutionary power over others which is not true. That is came out in a book by Rabbi Lau to even think this is a good thing shows how out of touch many Rabbis are and the Rav was no different and for Rabbi Lau to share this story doesn't make Rabbi Shneerson look so good as he Rabbi Lau shared this discussion he had with the Lubavich Rabbi and how he complained about this that everywhere except Israel Jews are revolutionaries and that is not true. They are scapegoated for revolutionaries in which the large majority of the activists are not Jews.

[@TheShangdi]

Pembicaraan ttg SMK Trisaka saya daftarkan : Mavida Joan Wirolinggo Lydia Angelina Erita Fitri Surbakti

[@Themis333-r1y]

Rabbi Yossi You are One of The Rebbe’s Favorite Sons of HaShem. Many Blessings Coming to You, Because You Honored, You Respected, You Greatly Express Compassion To The Holy Former Rabbis The Holy Rebbe’s. The King in The Fields is About to Bring in Moschiach’s Era. All Rabbi are Soon to be in A Holy Fabrengen Like Never Seen Before. Be in Peace and Unity With All Rabbis All Shall Unite as One

[@a.m204]

Chabad will grow stronger

[@Jalenbrunson-s9c]

There are other loving and living Rebbes. Take heart and connect to the living tzaddikim of our generation. It doesn't make you less chabad...

[@DodWine]

Not your typical chabad solution.... Alot or most don't "pashe in fremde felder...."

[@gregblair5139]

I live in New York State and am somewhat familiar with "New Square" community that you described at about two minutes. It's absolutely illegal to marry under 17 in New York. Also, those between 17 and 18 need special permission from the parents AND the courts!

[@DodWine]

You make me laugh 😂😂😂 So abortion, boyfriend girlfriend 11 year olds, forcing transgender on minors, no problem, but young marriage is terrible......

[@moshdeenotabot]

1:56 let's not throw anyone under the bus! 😂

[@LassieSgr]

Why does Chabad goal to be like they were in Europe during the holocaust. Why isn't yiddish a dead language and Hebrew used in enery day. I lived in Israel and and can't understand ashkenaze. Chabad and Hasidik daven so fast, i can't understand, i can't and doubt want to keep up. I haven't time to think about it. It's just a bunch of words. I love the teachings art Chabad but davening there is meaningless.

[@DodWine]

That's what this rabbi complained 😉 back then since chabad was about מוחין etc they didn't sing, but nowadays.....

[@geshmackster]

Who exactly are the "misnagdim"? I don't think they exist anymore. Lubavitch seem to be the only ones who still use that term. Time to get over it.

[@subchan6595]

the elephant in the room is CELL PHONES. I don't think I davened an amidah in the last few years where I didn't have my concentration destroyed by constant notifications bells. It just never stops. How on earth can a person concentrate with this racket. Then you have people who rush through their amidah at a rate that is not humanely possible, so they can pull out their cellphones and check their messages for 1000th time. And then of course every person is answering Kaddish as they scroll their phone. It is absolutely sickening and I decided I don't want to be part of it anymore and have completely gone off the derech. Not the slightest bit interested in this fake show.

[@malkieluger2439]

Finally hearing someone seeing how it is. Lubavitch came from such depths and today a davening in Lubavitch is a shrek. Don’t want to talk negative but the truth has to be said

[@senatornoam7313]

👌

[@LevyDjian]

Hayom Yom Cheshvan 26 5704 The true way is to know one's character, truly recognizing one's own deficiencies and one's good qualities. And when one knows his deficiencies - he should correct them with actual avoda, and not satisfy himself merely with bemoaning them. Published and copyright by Kehot Publication Society, all rights reserved. Compiled and arranged by the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, of righteous memory, in 5703 (1943) from the talks and letters of the sixth Chabad Rebbe, Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn, of righteous memory.

[@alg11297]

Oh make a point!

[@nos2134]

Nisht tzu naren zach!! The Baal Shem Tov taught that shmual the shneider was very holy!! I agree with what you say about chabadnukes. Thats what happens when you have a hole a void. No leadership...

[@shimonweitzner4524]

It's not true they are not getting married by 16

[@NachumRosenberg]

they dont get married at sixteen that is not true

[@MAYER811]

SKVER DOESN'T MARRY BEFORE 18! WRONG INFO!

[@1GoodDag]

Such Emmes❤ I have to say that in my incomplete experience... Chabad is generating conditions that seem to be producing tzadikim at an above ambient rate.... proving that it's worth it to be good, and Torah is a gift and a challenge and a guide and a proof.... the best place available to us, to start.... Chabad heavy on the minhag? Mb a bit.... but Chabad is the exile organizing itself into a "return wave".... does chabad have room to grow? Sure... grow into the idea that we are the same as the goy or gal who seems to be in a prison of seeming hopelessly ridiculous proportion.... we have the key to their prison. Get all DOWN with the nations... feel the ambiance we try to avoid.... if we are smart.... what is my environment suffering from? get into your national self.... feel that Exile multiplied in them.... rebuked and exiled they embrace the guarantee of hopeless futility.... feel that quick sand they grew up in.... Then separate. Collect yourself. then mikvah. Then go out and BE mosheach. Nobody is better suited than you to be Him out there today. Like one of those cheesy politician tricks "donate now 7x multiplier" but it's real. The good you do today is received by The Almighty as a song sung by the King 👑 🙏 And until a few months ago I don't think Chabad could relax on the minhag either..... I think Chabad has contributed in biblical proportion, to the goodness we are seeing evolve and grow right before our eyes in and amongst the thorns and serpents there is a growing light that is undeniable and Unstoppable. Chabad. Carrying the banner of The Name.... Mb shmuley the plumber by day.... but a piece of The Almighty.... forevermore.... l'olam va'ed.... So the journey to redeem The Covenant might be "over" but don't be sorry.... when The Almighty looks, he sees His Word held high.... by enough that He will spare us, and aid us in our advancing of His plan. To be a Rabbi. Already... bc you are one.... trying to put on a show? To virtue signal? This video could not be further from those things 😂❤I cannot see anything but the tzadik. Ty for putting on your shoes in the morning, Ravi.....

[@alg11297]

It's not the old way, it's the new way which we were told to follow. Could you at least be consistent sentence to sentence. ?

[@binyominstark]

מדהים!! רק הדוגמה של סקווירא הורס הכול סקווירא זה דוגמא טובה לנסות להיות ישן אבל זה שמתחתנים בגיל 16 זה ספציפי הויא עלילות שווא במקרים בודדים אני מכיר בנות שהתארסו בסקווירא בגיל 17 וחיכו שנה עד החתונה ל 18 אבל ללא קשר לחכות עדגיל 30 40 לחתונה עוד יותר גרועה אין איזון בנןשא הזה אצל אף אחד וזה מה שאתה אומר שזה לא חוקי אני מקווה שאתה לא מתייחס לחוק בנושא הזה בגלל עוד מעט תוכל להיחשב כזוג אם תתחתן עם כלב החוק זה המודל האחרון בנושא הזה

[@Jubal.Harshaw]

"The rebbe CHANGED Lubavitch". All of my life, as an Orthodox Jew I have attended lectures by Lubavitch rabbis. This is where you learn the ever changing world of 'Tradition' - like carrying umbrellas on Shabbat. Or, unfolding a lawn chair on Shabbat. Or, using almond milk with meat - on ANY day!! But, this is NOT where you come to learn Torah. It is RARELY discussed here.

[@uriel7203]

I'm not sure I understand what you are talking about? This channel is talking hashkafah, not halachah. Also, Lubavitchers don't carry umbrellas on Shabbos.

[@manonamission2000]

the Rebbe never carried an umbrella when it rained

[@Jubal.Harshaw]

@@uriel7203 It is important to understand that hashkafah means to take a step back and look broadly, rather than to be drawn into the narrow perspectives of understanding. It means ‘outlook’, ‘world view’, what we might call the CORE values or our defining principles. That is, what Torah is really all about - the ideals that they seek to express. This is NOT done through the minutia of details - whether or not to open a folding garden chair verses carrying an umbrella on Shabbos. That is missing the point, not 'seeing' the proverbial 'forest' for the trees - so to speak. How do you "kindle a fire" verses keeping an established fire going on Shabbat or flipping a light switch? Which is actually BREAKING G-d's law by understanding what is the TRUE definition of the word "work" or to "labour"? What is intended by "rest"? Do you have to be laying in a prone position on your bed in order to 'rest'? Or, how about a drug induced coma? Is the LETTER of the law MORE important than the SPIRIT?? The Biblical Hebrew word 'melachah' infers "work" that is related to the word for "king" and is different in intent from 'avodah' which is also translated as "worship" and "service". In the Torah avodah implies that all work has an element of worship and service. As Jews we are obviously not prohibited from praying or worshipping on Shabbat - so the CORRECT use of the proper word is 'melachah' which is "work on behalf of the King (or empire) which simply means that which we pay taxes on. Now, if you weren't raised Jewish, I've lost you about now. But, if you were raised in an observant Jewish household, you can begin to see the implications here. You are actually BREAKING Torah Law by teaching that you have to be placed in a 'coma' in order to correctly observe Shabbat. This is incorrect. To "worship through study" is NOT prohibited on Shabbat. Many teach that it is. This is the incorrect interpretation - and NOT ONLY THAT it obscures the intent - the SPIRIT of the law. In affect, it takes you AWAY from G-d and NOT TOWARD. I hope I haven't wasted my time here. I usually find that people do not read, do not learn anything on this platform. I hope I do not include you in that.

[@Jubal.Harshaw]

@@manonamission2000 Please read what I wrote below...

[@uriel7203]

@Jubal.Harshaw nothing you said has to do with what I wrote. Nothing. From what I understood from your original message was that you were lamenting the fact that this is not a halachah shiur and that Lubavitchers don't keep according to the shulchan aruch. So I answered you that this channel is not a channel regarding halachah and that Lubavitchers do keep halachah and learn from the shulchan aruch. I think you did waste your time on your second message.

[@nos2134]

Davening is meaningless, yomim tovim are meaningless, hiddur mitzvah is meaningless, learning Torah is meaningless, tznius Is meaningless, only concern is itelling others to do mitzvos, when you take care of your neighbors family before your own, you family becomes disfunctional!! It's very nice to do shluchos in far away countries, not on the expense of your own backyard...your children are growing up today unaware there is yiddishkeit blooming in every corner of the world. Why? Because you want to keep them closed off into thinking their way is the best way to serve Hashem. In the end this way fails.

[@DodWine]

Interesting I see many chabad shluchim that seemingly have nice ehrilche families, I'm not saying it's all dandy it is difficult, but other families from other chassidus with all the minhagim hiddurim etc nowadays are there less inner problems than chabad??

[@nos2134]

Agree, some are nice and thriving. Most are not. It's a nice concept, money making endeavor. It doesn't say anywhere in the Torah such a lifestyle. True every jew is responsible for one another and has the obligations to help one another, but you don't have to find these lofty mitzvos in far fetched places void of Judaism. It's good advertisement and keeping everyone motivated to a cause. Don't forget Har sinai was chosen because it was simple, small , and humble.....

[@DodWine]

​​​@@nos2134I'm also not officially a chabadnik, but what chabad is doing isn't just another "lofty mitzvah etc" its literally going around the globe saving lost jewish souls who might otherwise be lost chalila forever... throughout all generations there were always jews who left everything & everyone behind them to save yiddishkeit in certain areas that was weak, they're plenty of earlier rebbes not chabad that did it too, if someone has the ambition & the strength to go save yiddishe neshomos he can surely find a way to keep his family ehrilch if he means it seriously

[@nos2134]

Holding old cutoms from the Alte Heim is very important if you want to keep Yiddishkeit alive!! Inventing a whole new religion, new customs, new minhagim, and embrassing the outside world by individuals that never met the Rebbe just use their imagination is very dangerous. Yes there were Gedolim Reb Aaron Kotler , he invented Kollel and learning Torah day in and day out. He saved American Yiddishkeit. Others implemented dress codes, eaqually important to keep a distance from todays nesyonos. The old songs...etc. New ideas and new concepts aren't always holy. Just because YOUR Rebbe implemented them. The problem with Chabad is that you dont mingle with other Chasidus, but yoy mingle with the world. I wonder why???

[@DodWine]

Listen, someone's gotta do the dirty work, if chabad wasn't out there in the world reviving yiddishkeit, would BMG go???... gimme a break, he explained why the rebbe did what he did i think fairly well... As long as you sit in your own bubble, kvetch on a sugya etc don't complain on others that get their hands dirty....

[@titoqwentezproductionz3406]

times change, whats this guy complaining about

[@feigelerner2682]

Quite the contrary… he’s not complaining , he’s actually stating what you are… was basically giving an answer to a question

[@titoqwentezproductionz3406]

@@feigelerner2682 sounds like hes complaining to me

[@nos2134]

The Rebba changed Lubavitch, because until he came to the shores of America , he himself didn't know what chasidus is, and he didn't live in the alte heim. And yes Brooklyn was his new undertaking. So The Rebbe implemented many new ideas. Not to underestimate that he was a very smart person......that's why Lubavitch is different then all Chasidus, because it's a new following.Updated, modern following, Everyone is welcome, it's beautiful, but that doesn't take away that there are 613 mitzvos we are obligated to serve Hashem. We can't start conforming to new ideas and take up modern ways to serve Hashem. The results aren't good! New ideas , new rules....a different type of avodas Hashem....The young generation needs leadership! I'm not saying others aren't struggling too. ...

[@feigelerner2682]

Trust me, Lubavitch is the real chasidus… the rest are just imitations/ generics… The point he’s making is exactly what many struggle to realize or acknowledge … obviously… It’s important to be spiritually educated before commenting…

[@nos2134]

When one says they are the one and everyone else is imitation, we see who the real chasidus is. Why the brain washing, missionary and cult style. Embrace other yidden. There is no one type of avodas Hashem.

[@nos2134]

The Rebbe isn't with us anymore, there is nothing wrong with keeping up his customs, his spirit, unfortunately, there are so many flaws within.....if not for the internet, modern technology, the advertising, soliciting, fundraising, the running around all over, boasting, and creating a false illusion, that there is one and only Chasidus left, which i dont think the Baal Shem Tov meant with his movement . The people in power just want it to keep going...

[@nos2134]

The Rebbes that came after the war and saved genuine yidishkeit in America and Israel are "generic"? This shows how you are void of any knowledge except your cult like lifestyle in the name of Chasidus, without any real leadership, generation appropiate.

[@1freakthunder]

Dont rat out the skvers :((( hahahahahha

[@mashariel]

This is why we are supposed to be in THE LAND... Chabad is messed up. In appearance good, yet now Pasach sedar outside of the Land is not 'Kosher' when we are instructed to return to Yrushalam THREE times a year... and so much more. As Shalamah said, obedience 'in part' is still disobedience... And this is why we have violence and poverty in THE LAND... Lawlessness. 🔥💙👐🏽💔🔥

[@DodWine]

Dunno what national you are, but for us jews the messiah didn't arrive yet, hopefully TODAY ASAP!!... but only then will there be the "three pilgrimages" if you’re aware about it...

[@mashariel]

@ Did you read what I wrote? Because your response has nothing to do with my comment. We are instructed to return to Yrushalam THREE times a year, how many who claim to be observant are actually doing this? Very few... this is just to make a point. The People are stubborn, stiff-necked, and still want to be like the rest of the world judgment is coming before you will see Mashych. Pre-conceived, conditioned responses like this one reflect the mind-heart-soul condition of Am Israel. The light on the hill is dim... Tel Aviv is the "Gay" capital of the world yet people say Torah is alive and well in The Land? I'm a son of Avaraham, Ytsachaq, and Ya'akav, that makes my "nationality" Hebrew, 'avari, today "Israeli" just means someone born in the land or a citizen of the "Jewish" State established by England, which Rome recently anointed King Charles III of Wales as King of Israel... do you have any idea what I'm talking about? People dont even care about accepting Rome's slang "Jew" and "Judah" both which remove YaH from our name and the meaning of our name... making it a "G-dless" meaningless slang... You have probably never had a 'Rabbi' tell you Yahudym used to worship two deities in Babylon called 'G-D & M-N-Y' how ironic that on the US Dollar Bill where more Yahudym live than anywhere else its says "In G-D We Trust" on The M-O-N-Y... and people they are referring to Alahaynu... buy no not at all. And the stature of liberty is the largest pagan idol right outside 'The Big Apple' whiles "Jews' are oblivious making their money and content with that fortune with or without the blessing of YaH All-Mighty. It is dismissal. I didn't say anything about 'Moshiach' and you should be expecting Alyahu first... just as it is written in Makaki... "My children die for lack of knowledge" תורה אחת ומשׁפט אחד יהיה לכם ולגר הגר אתכם 🔥💙👐🏽❤️🔥 Blessings!

[@marshallsobin4879]

@@masharielTEL AVIV IS THE GAY CAPITOL OF THE WORLD????… do explain….

[@mashariel]

@ Google it.

[@mashariel]

@@marshallsobin4879 How can anyone who cares about Israel and I hope Torah be this out of touch with reality to be unaware of this? Simple web search: Tel Aviv: Gay Capital While there is no single “gay capital of the world,” Tel Aviv, Israel, is widely recognized as one of the most LGBTQ+ friendly cities globally. Its vibrant and accepting atmosphere, combined with a strong sense of community, make it an attractive destination for gay travelers. Reasons for Tel Aviv’s Reputation Largest Pride Parade in Asia: Tel Aviv’s Pride parade, held annually in June, is one of the largest and most popular in the world, attracting over 170,000 participants and spectators. Open-Minded Culture: Tel Aviv has a reputation for being a liberal and accepting city, with a strong focus on freedom, tolerance, and democracy. LGBTQ+ Rights: Israel recognizes same-sex relationships and allows adoption by same-sex couples, making it a relatively progressive country in the Middle East. Gay-Friendly Infrastructure: The city boasts a range of gay-friendly hotels, bars, beaches, and gyms, catering to the LGBTQ+ community. Community Events: Tel Aviv hosts various LGBTQ+ events throughout the year, including film festivals, concerts, and cultural exhibitions. Comparisons and Contrasts While Tel Aviv is often referred to as the “gay capital of the Middle East,” other cities, such as San Francisco, New York City, and Miami, are also renowned for their LGBTQ+ friendliness. However, Tel Aviv’s unique blend of Mediterranean culture, liberal politics, and strong community support sets it apart. Conclusion Tel Aviv’s reputation as a gay-friendly destination is well-deserved, with its vibrant Pride parade, open-minded culture, and progressive laws making it an attractive destination for LGBTQ+ travelers. While there may be other cities that rival its reputation, Tel Aviv’s distinct character and community spirit solidify its position as a leading gay-friendly city globally.

[@johnsmith-if6yc]

All Jews, Frum or not Frum should understand the idea of SELF protection

[@moshetelesh2503]

Really, I thought Chabad would necer end. At least rabbi admits

[@nos2134]

Please fact check what you say! All chasidusim are florishing and extremly successful except yours. The mesorah is very important in 2024. Chabad is the net chasidus ,and its questionable, and yes there are giants among us TODAY in Torah and Avodah. Everything generation appropiate. Your youth and you should take a walk through other communities and you will be quite surprised. By making up a whole new yiddishkeit, it gets you nowhere. Lots of propaganda and unrealistic followings, messed up! You cant live in two world on the same time! And you may think in your community that putting on Tefillin is the utmost importance and other thing sitting and learning is the thing! Its derech Hashem !(Shtisim mit lakshin) some of the things you are saying. Check it out first. Everyone serves Hashem in different ways and its all beautiful! And may we all be part of bringing Mashiach, whichever sect he comes from in our days. Amein

[@bolly4985]

Really looks like your community is striving especially because you really feel the need to criticize others

[@BennyFitter]

the rebbe is dead lol move on