Comments that are sickening.

[Freddie]

What difference does that make?

I just want to know if you agree with Torah or Torah agrees with you.

[aygart]

I just want to know if you agree with Torah or Torah agrees with you.

And how would you figure out which came first, the chicken or the egg? Either way it is a longstanding position in the fum world position to consider that worse.

[Bukboy]

All of this guys posts

But i did get a like from you so obviously not all

[Freddie]

And how would you figure out which came first, the chicken or the egg? Either way it is a longstanding position in the fum world position to consider that worse.

The words "longstanding position in the frum world" sound funny to me. Torah is the "frum position," not what frum people feel. A bit of a pet peeve of mine...

[aygart]

The words "longstanding position in the frum world" sound funny to me. Torah is the "frum position," not what frum people feel. A bit of a pet peeve of mine...

I don't disagree and I think that this position came from the attitude people saw in their rabbeim etc.

[Freddie]

I don't disagree and I think that this position came from the attitude people saw in their rabbeim etc.

And I'm afraid it may not have such a pure mesora.

[aygart]

And I'm afraid it may not have such a pure mesora.

There may not be a mesora on it at all only that this is the way they understood the torah.

[churnbabychurn]

With all due respect, my dear CBC, that is what is called a "kal va'chomer shel shtus." Sorry if that came off harsh.

Depends what your issue with this is.
If it's a fear that we will "learn" from him, then obviously it is a KV shel shtus.

But if it is that there is something inherently wrong, or "chillul hashem", with politically supporting someone who's personal life is objectional,  I would argue that if gd can separate the personal from the political, so can we