If they don't like the computers, why do they buy them then? And I bet they broke it because they don't know how to delete their traces of visiting adult websites. Silly persons...
@oxygen120 They say that the computer causes a person to fall into sin.So this is their way of eradicating a object that causes sin.The computer owner willingly gave his computer to the Rabbi for the ceremony
Do not condemn them for harming noone. Do not condemn this act, because I personally know that people that go to this Rosh Yeshiva and his wife come from very unsheltered and nonreligious lives of poverty and of wealth, of parties, professional success, and many more things that even the 'religious' (and definitely the secular) still engage in.
I commend the Rosh Yeshiva and his students for choosing a path that is their own.
אחי, please remove the video of the respected Rosh Yeshiva, a person near and dear to my heart and soul, breaking the laptop computer. In this context of being on the Internet, it is a חילול השם.
Its not his computer,read description.Its his talmids computer who agreed to have it trashed because he fell spiritually with it.There was an interview with the rabbi on Vosisnieas
I thought that Chassidus was all about elevating the sparks from the husks. Doesn't one do this by taking the mundane and elevating it to the sublime? It's a tool ... nothing more. Use it for good and eschew the potential for evil. Don't throw the baby out with the dirty bath water. If you've got issues, then deal with them. Why demonize a simple tool? Where's the tikkun nefesh in that? Take your Yetzer HaRa and subdue it; turn it into an oved HaShem.
There's something rather ironic about putting a video of this episode on YouTube. Incidentally, I think you could make a good case that destroying a computer is against halacha. Even if you take the view that owning one is forbidden (which I certainly don't), it could have been sold to a goy and the money used for tzedaka. There's is an environmental implication and I don't think unnecessary wastage of the earth's resources is acceptable.
If you all are so small to think that the Jewish world does not have thier equal share of idiots, then you ought to be surprised. NEWSFLASH - the Christians do not have a monopoly on Morons. We have an equal share. There are disturbed bhuddists, Jainists and chinese people. A couple of nuts breaking a computer with a wall of books behind them that they cherish every 1 of which was created by computer makes them foolish. It doesnt make every Jew foolish, or put us all in a bad light. Get over it
Instead of breaking the computer, why not sell it and use the money for the yeshiva. This whole thing seems entirely senseless. It goes to show you that instead of dealing with the issues a computer can introduce in a torahdika home, rather beat it with a stick and not deal with the real problem. If an individual is using a computer for something bad it may indicate a depper problem. And guess what if someone wants to do something assur they will find a way to do it computer or no computer
This makes me so ashamed to be Jewish. The people in the video are not real Jews. Real Jews contribute to society and work hard, they are productive members of society. These people are just leeches on society who cling pathetically to a made up religion, instead of embracing Judaism, a religion of modernity. Hopefully, they will fade out into history, because they are a blight on my religion.
contribute to society ? meaning ? you rather they be on the internet luring some children or seeling drugs or learning how to make bombs and explosives? i do not say i think its right or work but i will say respect doesnt mean only what you think they are allowed to think differnetly
I must say something iof it matters to anyone! number one he did it to someones computer that the guy wanted it to be done he seems maybe fanatical but for some reason for a man that has been for so many years a rosh yeshiva and no one dislikes him the guys look up to him etc showes you a bit of who he is. and no he is not one of those that claim to be a mekubal or mashiach etc etc i have a computer since i am able to type this but he is a man of great stature from what i hear! a bit respect!
1) Irony much that a video of them destroying the computer is put on youtube?!
2) As a computer nerd, this pains me to watch
3) this shows the ignorance of the Charedi world, focusing on a mere tool rather than widespread societal problems. Its like destroying an hammer. Sure it can be used to kill, but it can also build
Please don't generalize on the whole Chareidy world, most of us are not like that, this is just one Rabbi in a Yeshiva for baalei teshuva who I guess need to go to the opposite extreme before they can blend in.
And from one computer nerd to another, it was painful indeed, didn't look like a bad machine.
That dude looks so surprised after he smashes it on the ground.
PoonBot5K 1 month ago
If they don't like the computers, why do they buy them then? And I bet they broke it because they don't know how to delete their traces of visiting adult websites. Silly persons...
jonasdk92 1 year ago
If I had a Toshiba, i'd probably smash it too, i've had 3 that have overheated and died on me. Sony Vaio FTW.
PILMAN 1 year ago
those are the ways of the fanatical religious people, who are blinded by their own system of belief.
for them there is no virtue greater then the "bible" the "talmod" or other religious Apologetics
HofeshHatodaha 1 year ago
Stupid religious pricks with more money than sense.
wisteela 1 year ago
Why they broke the computer???
oxygen120 1 year ago
@oxygen120 They say that the computer causes a person to fall into sin.So this is their way of eradicating a object that causes sin.The computer owner willingly gave his computer to the Rabbi for the ceremony
n977ll 1 year ago
מסכנים..מקווה שההוא למעלה ירחם עליכם
elitznef 1 year ago
Do not condemn them for harming noone. Do not condemn this act, because I personally know that people that go to this Rosh Yeshiva and his wife come from very unsheltered and nonreligious lives of poverty and of wealth, of parties, professional success, and many more things that even the 'religious' (and definitely the secular) still engage in.
I commend the Rosh Yeshiva and his students for choosing a path that is their own.
lionessofgd 1 year ago
אחי, please remove the video of the respected Rosh Yeshiva, a person near and dear to my heart and soul, breaking the laptop computer. In this context of being on the Internet, it is a חילול השם.
חג שמח
lionessofgd 1 year ago
This is pure waste. The computer should have been donated to another school or charity.
JaredRSydney 1 year ago
That's right. Drop Windows and go Mac!! Lol
WeilLife 1 year ago
It's his own computer and prabably already broken THis is a baal teshuva yeshiva
hamandil 2 years ago
Its not his computer,read description.Its his talmids computer who agreed to have it trashed because he fell spiritually with it.There was an interview with the rabbi on Vosisnieas
n977ll 2 years ago
At the very least, they could have sold it to a non-Jew and given the money as tzedakah to a needy Jewish family, nu?
smadeintheshade 2 years ago 3
I thought that Chassidus was all about elevating the sparks from the husks. Doesn't one do this by taking the mundane and elevating it to the sublime? It's a tool ... nothing more. Use it for good and eschew the potential for evil. Don't throw the baby out with the dirty bath water. If you've got issues, then deal with them. Why demonize a simple tool? Where's the tikkun nefesh in that? Take your Yetzer HaRa and subdue it; turn it into an oved HaShem.
smadeintheshade 2 years ago 3
Agree with you TOTALLY!!!!!
doz09 2 years ago
There's something rather ironic about putting a video of this episode on YouTube. Incidentally, I think you could make a good case that destroying a computer is against halacha. Even if you take the view that owning one is forbidden (which I certainly don't), it could have been sold to a goy and the money used for tzedaka. There's is an environmental implication and I don't think unnecessary wastage of the earth's resources is acceptable.
sidefall 2 years ago
זה פורים שפיל, אבל לא מוצלח במיוחד.
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birmington 2 years ago
good job, chareidim--classy showing as always.
perrycox37 2 years ago
If you all are so small to think that the Jewish world does not have thier equal share of idiots, then you ought to be surprised. NEWSFLASH - the Christians do not have a monopoly on Morons. We have an equal share. There are disturbed bhuddists, Jainists and chinese people. A couple of nuts breaking a computer with a wall of books behind them that they cherish every 1 of which was created by computer makes them foolish. It doesnt make every Jew foolish, or put us all in a bad light. Get over it
Elchanan13 2 years ago
you completely missed the point. not one of those "books" were written by someone with even the slightest trace of the internet or TV in their homes
chaimaarongross 2 years ago
Why dont they just grab a non religious jewish woman and stone her to death...oh and guess what - its just a purim shpiel......
The Iranians also closed access to the internet during the recent uprising and twitter has been banned off and on in China aswell.
This does not show us jews (religious or otherwise) in a good light - no matter which way you want to spin this.....
caretv 2 years ago
Idiots who compare a guy disposing of his own private property to stoning are the ones who give Jews a bad name.
You are being intolerant and bigoted, as fully expected from a liberal.
theshomer 2 years ago
1. They could have sold the laptop and used it to feed a kollel family that receives government aid;
2. Aren't they afraid the evil spirit will escape from the box?
jde1757 2 years ago
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thethrill009 2 years ago
this was not a Purim Shpiel.From where do you get your information?
n977ll 2 years ago
This is book burning for the modern era. To add insult to injury, computer owner's old habit of working for a living is viewed as a bad thing.
These people's behavior is disgraceful.
DJGelbart 2 years ago
I'm telling Skynet
evgeniy13 2 years ago
Instead of breaking the computer, why not sell it and use the money for the yeshiva. This whole thing seems entirely senseless. It goes to show you that instead of dealing with the issues a computer can introduce in a torahdika home, rather beat it with a stick and not deal with the real problem. If an individual is using a computer for something bad it may indicate a depper problem. And guess what if someone wants to do something assur they will find a way to do it computer or no computer
alansb 2 years ago 3
Here come the Jewish Talibans!!!
truthman521 2 years ago
Disturbing to say the least..
saoak 2 years ago
i wonder who they got to upload this video on to youtube...
tawil89 2 years ago
The owner of the computer made some copies of the ceremony & distributed them to friends.
n977ll 2 years ago
The guy in the end looks very mongol/khazarian.
joeyfuts 2 years ago
I like it) no, really)
anatolesokol 2 years ago
This is just the ceremony they perform when a hasidic Jews switches to Mac. T
GorterPoss 2 years ago 13
@GorterPoss lol!
DavidDunwell 2 years ago
This makes me so ashamed to be Jewish. The people in the video are not real Jews. Real Jews contribute to society and work hard, they are productive members of society. These people are just leeches on society who cling pathetically to a made up religion, instead of embracing Judaism, a religion of modernity. Hopefully, they will fade out into history, because they are a blight on my religion.
Hotspur 2 years ago
contribute to society ? meaning ? you rather they be on the internet luring some children or seeling drugs or learning how to make bombs and explosives? i do not say i think its right or work but i will say respect doesnt mean only what you think they are allowed to think differnetly
poshiteryid 2 years ago
why did they at lease sell the damn thing?
Do you know how many children in Africa are dying to use a computer?!
yosefitche 2 years ago
I would rather have a few crazy Rabbis smashing computers than a boat-load of Muslims beheading infidels for pretty much the same reason.
Oh, wait - we already have that... D'OH!
Wilbur665 2 years ago 8
I must say something iof it matters to anyone! number one he did it to someones computer that the guy wanted it to be done he seems maybe fanatical but for some reason for a man that has been for so many years a rosh yeshiva and no one dislikes him the guys look up to him etc showes you a bit of who he is. and no he is not one of those that claim to be a mekubal or mashiach etc etc i have a computer since i am able to type this but he is a man of great stature from what i hear! a bit respect!
poshiteryid 2 years ago
שיא הטמטום. אבל מה עוד אפשר לצפות מאנשים חשוכים ולא מפותחים?
Aldarow 2 years ago
we've gone insane!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Metoob18 2 years ago
Ba'al tashchit?
spare4mayer 2 years ago
1) Irony much that a video of them destroying the computer is put on youtube?!
2) As a computer nerd, this pains me to watch
3) this shows the ignorance of the Charedi world, focusing on a mere tool rather than widespread societal problems. Its like destroying an hammer. Sure it can be used to kill, but it can also build
Metzlerguy98 2 years ago
Um, who put this on Youtube?
Grey000 2 years ago
The Yeshiva didnt put it up.The owner of the computer made some copies of the ceremony & distributed them
n977ll 2 years ago
Please don't generalize on the whole Chareidy world, most of us are not like that, this is just one Rabbi in a Yeshiva for baalei teshuva who I guess need to go to the opposite extreme before they can blend in.
And from one computer nerd to another, it was painful indeed, didn't look like a bad machine.
chillllling 2 years ago
Should have smashed the video camera this video was being taken with.
Semitotal 2 years ago
What a load of bs
vosizneias 2 years ago