What do Slavs think of trans people?

[Hrvatski Noahid]

https://youtu.be/lFiVasVHJGQ?si=w68yVpHJJX97aH1r

Blagoslovio Bog normalne slavenske narode.

[Dan Ben Noah]

In case nobody told you today,
trans-men are not men,
trans-women are not women,
non-binary is not an identity,
Slavs aren't righteous gentiles.

[Hrvatski Noahid]

In case nobody told you today,
trans-men are not men,
trans-women are not women,
non-binary is not an identity,
Slavs aren't righteous gentiles.

Anyone who accepts upon himself the fulfillment of the seven commandments and is precise in their observance is considered one of "the pious among the gentiles" and will merit a share in the world to come.

[Dan Ben Noah]

Anyone who accepts upon himself the fulfillment of the seven commandments and is precise in their observance is considered one of "the pious among the gentiles" and will merit a share in the world to come.

And how many Slavs actually do that?  You could probably count them on one hand.  Maybe if you would spend more time spreading the Noahide laws among the Slavs instead of promoting Gentile solidarity with Nazis among the Jews, more Slavs would fall into the righteous category.

[Dovid_2]

Anyone who accepts upon himself the fulfillment of the seven commandments and is precise in their observance is considered one of "the pious among the gentiles" and will merit a share in the world to come.

The Seven Noahide Commandments do not preclude the necessity of observing the obvious positive commandments in the Torah, that means to say, commandments that have to do with maintaining a functioning society (Maimonidies differentiates between these commandments and the other commandments which are connected with attaining knowledge of G-D).  So Exodus 23:5 is a good example.  Eventhough it's probably not explicitly mentioned in your English interpretation of Rabbi Weiner's sefer, it's obvious that one should stop to assist his enemy if he sees him at the side of the road with his donkey struggling under a heavy load, so-to-speak.

So far, you have exhibited with your behavior a pronounced disregard for the Torah by insulting people on the forum for no reason other than their disagreement with your wild political ideas.

[Hrvatski Noahid]

And how many Slavs actually do that?  You could probably count them on one hand.  Maybe if you would spend more time spreading the Noahide laws among the Slavs instead of promoting Gentile solidarity with Nazis among the Jews, more Slavs would fall into the righteous category.

My time here is worthwhile.   

[Hrvatski Noahid]

The Seven Noahide Commandments do not preclude the necessity of observing the obvious positive commandments in the Torah, that means to say, commandments that have to do with maintaining a functioning society (Maimonidies differentiates between these commandments and the other commandments which are connected with attaining knowledge of G-D).  So Exodus 23:5 is a good example.  Eventhough it's probably not explicitly mentioned in your English interpretation of Rabbi Weiner's sefer, it's obvious that one should stop to assist his enemy if he sees him at the side of the road with his donkey struggling under a heavy load, so-to-speak.

So far, you have exhibited with your behavior a pronounced disregard for the Torah by insulting people on the forum for no reason other than their disagreement with your wild political ideas.

If a Gentile observes any of the Jewish commandments from the Torah as a religious obligation (even if he does so from a desire to receive a spiritual reward), this is forbidden based on the prohibition of adding a commandment, and there is no spiritual reward to be derived from this.

I will continue to insult morons who call me a Nazi rat.

[Dovid_2]

In his older videos, Chaim said that about half of our members are non-Jews. If half of our guests are non-Jews who read this forum, my time here is worthwhile.

Chaim has also openly called out Croatia as a Nazi country in the late 90s, no doubt due to its support of the Nazis (Ustaše).  Yet you come on here and openly praise Croatia, condemn free market economics, and claim to be a noahide.  Be on notice that I'm throwing down with you and calling you out.

[Hrvatski Noahid]

Chaim has also openly called out Croatia as a Nazi country in the late 90s, no doubt due to its support of the Nazis (Ustaše).  Yet you come on here and openly praise Croatia, condemn free market economics, and claim to be a noahide.  Be on notice that I'm throwing down with you and calling you out.

I don't agree with everything Chaim says and does. He knows that.

Chaim has also openly called me a great Noahide.

[Dovid_2]

If a Gentile observes any of the Jewish commandments from the Torah as a religious obligation (even if he does so from a desire to receive a spiritual reward), this is forbidden based on the prohibition of adding a commandment, and there is no spiritual reward to be derived from this.

I will continue to insult morons who call me a Nazi rat.

When someone learns about Noahidism without a (good) Rabbi, and thinks he knows what is permitted and forbidden, he ends up like you, with a twisted sense of morality.  No, it is absolutely not forbidden for a Noahide to observe any conceivable commandment that has to do with maintaining a healthy society.  You're not allowed to observe Sabbath, but a gentile government would certainly be allowed to prohibit an employer from compelling work on the Saturday.  People who are training to become converts will observe the Sabbath and intentionally violate it with perhaps only one single act (like turning on a light switch or starting a fire).

Rote performance of the commandments and a know-it-all attitude from an English interpretation of a Hebrew work does not one a Noahide make.

[Hrvatski Noahid]

When someone learns about Noahidism without a (good) Rabbi, and thinks he knows what is permitted and forbidden, he ends up like you, with a twisted sense of morality. 

I have been learning the Noahide laws with Rabbi Schulman since 2010.

[Dovid_2]

I have been learning the Noahide laws with Rabbi Schulman since 2010.

The only people who impress upon me from Tenak Talk are Tovia Singer and Rabbi Michael Skobac.  Rabbi Skobac I truly respect, he really is thorough in his analysis and scholarship.  He also makes use of popular culture in his analogies which is a rare quality amongst Rabbis.  Tovia Singer I have some respect for because of his scholastic achievements but he has some serious moral issues that he needs to correct (praising Moslems, waxing nostalgic about his time in Indonesia).  He's one person I wouldn't call out in public as I am apt to do, because of said achievement.  "Rabbi" Shulman has impressive side curls...  So what?  "Rabbi" Chaim Coffman I don't respect at all.  I once pointed out a simple error he made in the chat during his show, it was ignored and the error was reiterated.

And if you think I'm shy to call out people in public then you should have seen me at the local busy intersection last Friday.  I shut down an ensemble of Korean Christian missionaries.  The trick is that you have to be crazy and act crazy, because they are crazy.  And crazy only responds to crazy.

[Hrvatski Noahid]

"Rabbi" Shulman has impressive side curls...  So what?

Rabbi Shulman and Rabbi Schulman are different people. Stop embarrassing yourself.

[Rubystars]

In his older videos, Chaim said that about half of our members are non-Jews. If half of our guests are non-Jews who read this forum, my time here is worthwhile.

You seem to enjoy insulting everyone that's not Jewish or a Noachide. Those aren't the only two groups of decent people.

[Hrvatski Noahid]

You seem to enjoy insulting everyone that's not Jewish or a Noachide. Those aren't the only two groups of decent people.

The Torah teaches the only righteous people are observant Jews and observant Noachides.

[ItalianZionist]

How about contributing $20 to the hilltop heroes in Judea instead of pontificating on the forum? If you did contribute already Hrvatski I congratulate you.

[Hrvatski Noahid]

How about contributing $20 to the hilltop heroes in Judea instead of pontificating on the forum? If you did contribute already Hrvatski I congratulate you.

Although the main goal of JTF is supporting the Hilltop Youth, Chaim said that promoting the Noahide laws is a "very important cause."

[Chaim Ben Pesach]

בס''ד

I think it would be helpful to our cause if we did not engage in infighting. Personal insults are especially unhelpful. I am not blaming anyone in particular, all of us should put aside our personal differences for the good of the cause. There is too much at stake for us to be fighting one another.

[Chaim Ben Pesach]

Although the main goal of JTF is supporting the Hilltop Youth, Chaim said that promoting the Noahide laws is a "very important cause."

בס''ד

Promoting Noahide laws is a very important cause. Hrvatski does good work in that area.

It's true that Hrvatski disagrees with JTF on Ukraine and on the Serb-Croat conflict, but despite those differences, Hrvatski continues to support Israel and the Hilltop Youth. Hrvatski has helped us with the Hilltop Youth. Let's not judge people if we do not know all of the facts.

Everyone on this forum supports the Hilltop Youth. That is one subject we agree on. So let's concentrate on what brings us together.

[Hrvatski Noahid]

בס''ד

Promoting Noahide laws is a very important cause. Hrvatski does good work in that area.

It's true that Hrvatski disagrees with JTF on Ukraine and on the Serb-Croat conflict, but despite those differences, Hrvatski continues to support Israel and the Hilltop Youth. Hrvatski has helped us with the Hilltop Youth. Let's not judge people if we do not know all of the facts.

Everyone on this forum supports the Hilltop Youth. That is one subject we agree on. So let's concentrate on what brings us together.

Thank you Chaim for believing me and confirming my support.

[Nachus]

                                                                                                                          

   Many excellent points made
   and while everyone is allowed
   to express their convinctions and
   differences, Chaim makes quite a
   sensible point here stressing the
   necessity of mutually focusing on all
   that unifies us. G-d bless Chaim and
   all of the great JTFers in the world!