Where are the lines? does likening me to hitler cross a line?

[Daniel]

It is hypocritical of the teacher to reprimand you for what you said while allowing other students to call you the names that they did. If ad hominum attacks are going to be banned from class, then it should be consistent on all ends.

If it were not for double standards, liberals would have no standards at all.

And neither would conservatives.

[Mstislav]

It is hypocritical of the teacher to reprimand you for what you said while allowing other students to call you the names that they did. If ad hominum attacks are going to be banned from class, then it should be consistent on all ends.

If it were not for double standards, liberals would have no standards at all.

And neither would conservatives.

No true conservative would be hypocrytical like a liberal. It is like an orthodox Jew marrying outside the faith. If they were truley orthodox, then they would not have done it.

[Daniel]

It is hypocritical of the teacher to reprimand you for what you said while allowing other students to call you the names that they did. If ad hominum attacks are going to be banned from class, then it should be consistent on all ends.

If it were not for double standards, liberals would have no standards at all.

And neither would conservatives.

No true conservative would be hypocrytical like a liberal. It is like an orthodox Jew marrying outside the faith. If they were truley orthodox, then they would not have done it.

No, that's not true. That's hypocritical and is in itself a double standard, thus proving my point exactly.

[Eliezer Ben Avraham]

Yeah, I'm sure you would.    The funny thing is that there were lots of Jewish guys and girls in that class, and the other Jewish guys were "Yeshivish" but they all kissed up to the guy and said what he wanted to hear.  I was the only one who said the truth and stood up for G-d. 

I guess he was looking for praise and approval for committing acts which HaShem distinctly forbade.  Does it extend to lesbianism as well? I never saw anything which suggested in the least that women were included in the prohibition.

The Rabbi's say from where it says man shall not lie with man, they infer woman shall not lie with woman

[jdl4ever]

It's Rabbinically prohibited to be lesbian as far as I know, not Biblically prohibited as the verse talks about men.  The only possible Biblical source I found is where the Torah says to not do like the abominations of Egypt but that is a stretch since I have no clue if the Egyptions practiced lesbian stuff.

[Eliezer Ben Avraham]

It's Rabbinically prohibited to be lesbian as far as I know, not Biblically prohibited as the verse talks about men.  The only possible Biblical source I found is where the Torah says to not do like the abominations of Egypt but that is a stretch since I have no clue if the Egyptions practiced lesbian stuff.

regardless we are commanded to build a fence around the Torah and this is part of the fence.