Maybe he’s not actually a “Crazy chassid” at all, but rather a very ”clever chassid,” who put the paper in his lips to help him refrain from being the “loud lawyer.” (and we don’t know in fact what that mans vocation was) I feel strongly that with all the name calling in the world, it’s vital we don’t label people, and especially wrong labels. Words are powerful, let’s use them for good so your message remains a positive one. Chag kasher Pesach!
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I actually wanted to give them a big plug- r. yafo 68, called something like “l’bayit, kol bo tambor”
Maybe he’s not actually a “Crazy chassid” at all, but rather a very ”clever chassid,” who put the paper in his lips to help him refrain from being the “loud lawyer.” (and we don’t know in fact what that mans vocation was)
I feel strongly that with all the name calling in the world, it’s vital we don’t label people, and especially wrong labels. Words are powerful, let’s use them for good so your message remains a positive one.
Chag kasher Pesach!
PS I do realize this was posted years ago, but my message is even more timely today.