Fourth Anniversary Of Divine Double Death Day

[Lewinsky Stinks, Dr. Brennan Rocks]

Baruch Hashem, this is the fourth anniversary of the date (June 25, 2009) when the L-rd took the two hideous satanic monsters, Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett, yimach shemam vezichram, from the mortal coil and settled them in their new home, Gehenom.

Do I have any regrets about how it went down? Well, it would have been nice for the disgusting transsexual sodomite Jackson to have died of rectal cancer also, but G-d knows best how to strike down beasts. 

 

WFTMPTC

[Binyamin Yisrael]

I was wondering what it could be so I realized what happened 4 years ago.

The Jewish date was the Rebbe's Yahrzeit. Today is the 17 Tammuz, a sad day in Jewish History. If celebrating the death of evil people, the Jewish date is more appropriate.

[Binyamin Yisrael]

Why is Farrah Fawcett's death good like Michael Jackson's death? Or do you just love to hear about female celebrities dying?

[Binyamin Yisrael]

Jewish History

Joshua Stops The Sun (1273 BCE)

On the third of Tammuz of the year 2488 from creation (1273 BCE), Joshua was leading the Jewish people in one of the battles to conquer the Land of Israel. Victory was imminent, but darkness was about to fall. "Sun," proclaimed Joshua, "be still at Giv'on; moon, at the Ayalon valley" (Joshua 10:12). The heavenly bodies acquiesced, halting their progress through the sky until Israel's armies brought the battle to its successful conclusion.

Rebbe's Yahrtzeit (1994)

The Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson of righteous memory (b. 1902) passed away in the early morning hours of the 3rd of Tammuz, of the year 5754 from creation (1994). 

[TruthSpreader]

How was Farrah Fawcett evil?

[Joe Gutfeld]

How is Farrah Fawcett evil?  I can understand about Michael Jackson because he molested young boys, but not someone who starred in an iconic tv show.

[muman613]

I was wondering what it could be so I realized what happened 4 years ago.

The Jewish date was the Rebbe's Yahrzeit. Today is the 17 Tammuz, a sad day in Jewish History. If celebrating the death of evil people, the Jewish date is more appropriate.

Interesting... June 25, 2009 is 3 Tammuz...

http://www.hebcal.com/converter/?gd=25&gm=6&gy=2009&g2h=1

[Lisa]

I think WFTMPTC's reasoning is that Farah Fawcett left her husband Lee Majors, and then took up with Ryan O'Neil

[Binyamin Yisrael]

I think WFTMPTC's reasoning is that Farah Fawcett left her husband Lee Majors, and then took up with Ryan O'Neil

Did they get divorced first?

Anyway, divorce for goyim is not like for Jews. Under Noahide Law, they can be married and divorced by just moving in and out.

[muman613]

Divorce is not a sin... Not according to the Jewish religion.

According to the Wiki page it appears they were officially divorced...

[Ephraim Ben Noach]

I don't know much about her character, but if she was a Christian, you take a oath before the lord that "death do you part".

[muman613]

I don't know much about her character, but if she was a Christian, you take a oath before the lord that "death do you part".

Don't tell me Christianity has no concept of divorce... That would be as bad as islam.

The concept of Divorce is even plainly written in the Torah:

When a man takes a wife and is intimate with her, and it happens that she does not find favor in his eyes because he discovers in her an unseemly matter, and he writes for her a document of severance, gives it into her hand, and sends her away from his house. She leaves his house and goes and marries another man -- Deuteronomy 24:1-2.

[Ephraim Ben Noach]

Don't tell me Christianity has no concept of divorce... That would be as bad as islam.

I'm pretty sure they aren't supposed to get divorced. And in all honesty I don't think it's really that bad of a deal for everyone... unless there is some really bad stuff going on, society views divorce as no big thing, but it causes a lot of hurt and pain in the world...

[Binyamin Yisrael]

I'm pretty sure they aren't supposed to get divorced. And in all honesty I don't think it's really that bad of a deal for everyone... unless there is some really bad stuff going on, society views divorce as no big thing, but it causes a lot of hurt and pain in the world...

Catholicism is against divorce. So they have "annulments" to pretend the marriage never took place. It's pretty gay if you ask me.

I don't think all Christians hold by that.

[Ephraim Ben Noach]

Don't tell me Christianity has no concept of divorce... That would be as bad as islam.

The concept of Divorce is even plainly written in the Torah:

Simple answer, don't get married if you're not in love. Over time there may be children involved, so get over your animal desires, and be a man...

[muman613]

Obviously the Torah and Jewish wisdom believes that there is a valid reason for dissolving a marriage otherwise it would not have made such a commandment as 'giving the get'.

http://www.aish.com/jl/l/m/103423494.html

Unlike some religions, however, which do not permit divorce, Judaism recognizes the necessity under certain circumstances. Indeed, following the proper procedure for divorce is one of the 613 mitzvahs in the Torah.

[Lewinsky Stinks, Dr. Brennan Rocks]

How was Farrah Fawcett evil?

She cheated on and dumped her loyal, devoted, and hardworking husband Lee Majors to shack up with the sleazeball Ryan O'Neill for the rest of her life.

[Lewinsky Stinks, Dr. Brennan Rocks]

Even if divorce is okay, which I don't think it is, she cheated on him before she actually divorced him, as I understand correctly.

[nessuno]

Catholicism is against divorce. So they have "annulments" to pretend the marriage never took place. It's pretty gay if you ask me.

I don't think all Christians hold by that.

Is that how it goes?
It's pretty gay when people don't get their facts right.

An annulment in Catholicism seems surprisingly similar to an annulment in Judaism.  But I'm no expert on either.  Maybe you know different.

[Lewinsky Stinks, Dr. Brennan Rocks]

It's pretty gay when people don't get their facts right.

You got him there!   

[Binyamin Yisrael]

Is that how it goes?
It's pretty gay when people don't get their facts right.

An annulment in Catholicism seems surprisingly similar to an annulment in Judaism.  But I'm no expert on either.  Maybe you know different.

You can anull vows in Judaism but that's not to dissolve a marriage.

If a woman says "I will not wear perfume.", then perfume is forbidden to her just like pork is. But her father (If she's married, then her husband.) hears it, he can remove the vow. The general way a vow is removed (For men also.) is to do Hatarat Nedarim (We do this every year before Rosh Hashana or before Yom Kippur.

In fact, that is the topic in the beginning of this week's Torah portion (The beginning of it was already read this afternoon at Mincha.).

[Binyamin Yisrael]

Even if divorce is okay, which I don't think it is, she cheated on him before she actually divorced him, as I understand correctly.

In that case she was liable for the death penalty for breaking the Noahide Laws (The one against sexual immorality which includes adultery, incest, male homosexuality, and incest.). If she was Jewish, it would also be one of the 3 cardinals sins that you can't even break to save human life (Idolatry, murder, and sexual immorality.). If a Jewish woman did that, she would also be liable for the death penalty. But you need 2 witnesses and a court authorized to put people to death which we don't have today.

[Lewinsky Stinks, Dr. Brennan Rocks]

You can anull vows in Judaism but that's not to dissolve a marriage.

If a woman says "I will not wear perfume.", then perfume is forbidden to her just like pork is. But her father (If she's married, then her husband.) hears it, he can remove the vow. The general way a vow is removed (For men also.) is to do Hatarat Nedarim (We do this every year before Rosh Hashana or before Yom Kippur.

In fact, that is the topic in the beginning of this week's Torah portion (The beginning of it was already read this afternoon at Mincha.).

You could have explained all that instead of insulting her religion like you did.

[Lisa]

Farah Fawcett wasn't Jewish.  And we don't have the death penalty for female adulterers in America, so this kind of talk is irrelevant. 

Bullcat3 is a good long time member here, who is Catholic.  So B.Y., you can get your point across without taking a dig at her religion. 

You can anull vows in Judaism but that's not to dissolve a marriage.

If a woman says "I will not wear perfume.", then perfume is forbidden to her just like pork is. But her father (If she's married, then her husband.) hears it, he can remove the vow. The general way a vow is removed (For men also.) is to do Hatarat Nedarim (We do this every year before Rosh Hashana or before Yom Kippur.

In fact, that is the topic in the beginning of this week's Torah portion (The beginning of it was already read this afternoon at Mincha.).

[muman613]

I have got to express my feeling on this matter. What happened between Farah Fawcet and Lee Majors was a personal issue. I do not take peoples 'hearsay evidence' very seriously. In divorces people have said things which are not true. I know about divorce and it is a messy business. There often are not very clear 'good guys' and 'bad guys'. Indeed the children of divorce are hurt, as I was hurt when my parents divorced when I was 8 years old. But sometimes it is for the best, and this is why the Torah has permitted divorce since the invention of marriage.

I do not know what caused the divorce of Farrah but I will not rush to judgement and curse her without some pretty clear evidence of her wrongdoing. It is easy to always blame the woman in these cases, but I do know that in many cases the man is at fault even if he doesn't acknowledge it at the time.

This is why I object to lumping Farah and MJ in gehinnom and I will suggest that others think carefully whether they are cursing someone for ulterior motives. The Torah and Talmud are replete with advice to hold ones tongue in from uttering harsh judgement against another person. If this topic is of interest to anyone I could start a thread in the Torah section going over the reasons we do not judge others harshly, but I will not go into it at this time.

My opinion of MJ is that he got what he was seeking... His pedophilia and his antisemitism are signs he was troubled. The whole Jackson family is messed up very badly, and I hope that they will have peace some day.