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jdsquared · 3 months
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Bava Kamma 81b
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dafyomilimerick · 5 months
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Bava Kamma 30
Damage caused by a (C)ha(n)nu(k)ka(h)  flame In a  public domain, who's to blame? It's a mitzvah to light in that place on that night So there's really no culprit to name. 
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writer-at-the-table · 4 months
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[And Shmuel says: The Torah renders one liable for damage caused by its lethal fumes, and all the more so for damage resulting from the impact. Shmuel adds: And if you say that the Torah spoke only about liability for its impact and not for its lethal fumes, one could respond that the Torah testifies about a pit without specifying for which type of pit one is liable, and this includes even a pit full of woolen sponges [sefogin], which would completely absorb the impact.]
I kept expecting an explanation for why you would have a pit full of woolen sponges, but so far it hasn't come up again.
Does anyone know what's up with this?
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maimonidesnutz · 1 year
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this is how economics works trust me I studied it
(Bava Kamma 37a)
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schmackarys · 5 months
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why the hell did someone tell me bava kamma was boring. this is incredible.
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zooptseyt · 6 months
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here's a niche one maybe but being a chicagoan reading today's daf (bava kamma 3), really wish we could ask the rabbis for some thoughts on pothole law
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noahidelisa · 8 months
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svartikotturinn · 4 years
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Found this on a far-right platform.
I’m not an expert on Islām but I do know just enough about Judaism for my jaw to drop at the stupid. So here goes:
Israelis want a bunch of things, and have different priorities with regards to achieving them. That’s why Israel’s multipartisan system is in such a mess right now. It’s really not that difficult to understand when you see them as, y’know, individual people and not a monolith.
I live in Israel. I’ve been to mass here three times. On the other hand, I’ve come across people who were openly hostile towards Christians… and didn’t actually bother to hide it. Israel and Jews in general have a more complicated relationship with Christians, and you can generally take the individual Jewish person’s opinions at their word; at most they might look down on Christians but keep a polite demeanour—much like quite a few Christians do.
…Those who aren’t proud tend to, y’know… leave.
Bava Kamma is neither Yiddish (it’s Aramaic) nor a ‘doctrine’. It’s a tractate in the Mishna, with an elaboration in the Talmud that has been blatantly misquoted: in context, you see that it’s one of the sages saying this, and everyone else shooting him down.
Hey NatSocs, wasn’t there something about ‘honour’ in the whole ‘blood and honour’ motto you love so much? How exactly does being a huge hypocrite and lying the way you accuse others of doing mesh with that, exactly…?
…Jesus fuck, I can’t believe I’m defending the Talmud now.
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yidquotes · 5 years
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Let us first establish the principles that guide Jewish law on violence and self-defense.  The Torah states, “Take utmost care and watch yourself scrupulously,” (Deuteronomy 4:9) and commands a homeowner to build a railing around his roof “lest you bring bloodguilt on your house if anyone should fall from it.” (22:8)  From these verses, the Sages derived the rules that a person should not keep wild dogs, shoddy ladders, or other dangerous objects in his home lest they cause bloodshed (Bava Kamma 15b) and should not sell weapons to anyone who he fears will use them inappropriately (Avodah Zarah 15b). Thus, if a careless gun salesman unintentionally contributes to illicit violence, he is guilty of “placing a stumbling block before the blind.” (Choshen Mishpat 427:7)  While it may be true that “guns don't kill; people do,” the responsible “people” under Jewish law are not only individuals who handle weapons badly but also individuals who provide them with those weapons.
Rabbi Shlomo M. Brody
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sqiz · 5 years
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Bava Kammaのことを英語版のWikipediaで見てみたら 「もし火が出て、いばらに移り、積みあげた麦束、または立穂、または畑を焼いたならば、 その火を燃やした者は、必ずこれを償わなければならない」 という一節に集約されるとあった つまり損害を与えたのならその補償、賠償をしなければならない、 ということを説き聞かせるものだと思われる…
/);`ω´)<国家総動員報 : イスラエル「タルムード!」韓国「?」日本「解説するね!犯罪行為の損害賠償を定めた部分だね!イラン核保有したら終わり!」→
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ashzashwash · 5 years
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>>34 Bava Kammaのことを 英語版のWikipediaで見てみたら 「もし火が出て、いばらに移り、 積みあげた麦束、または立穂、または畑を焼いたならば、 その火を燃やした者は、必ずこれを償わなければならない」 という一節に集約されるとあった つまり損害を与えたのなら その補償、賠償をしなければならない、 ということを説き聞かせるものだと思われる… 328: 名も無き国民の声 2019/07/16(火) 04:33:29.56 ID:8Ujbjju0 >>320 イランが核兵器持ったら、 それを可能にした者にも補償の責任があると 346: 名も無き国民の声 2019/07/16(火) 04:42:00.96 ID:LoSSSOkK >>320 ギャー!! これだな、今回訪韓までして 一番伝えたかったのは 369: 名も無き国民の声 2019/07/16(火) 04:51:57.74 ID:jYRBosZu >>346 損害を与えて罪となる場合と そうでない場合をそれぞれ説いているらしいので よーく勉強し気をつけて行動せよ、 という意味かもしれませんね
/);`ω´)<国家総動員報 : イスラエル「タルムード!」韓国「?」日本「解説するね!犯罪行為の損害賠償を定めた部分だね!イラン核保有したら終わり!」→ http://totalwar.doorblog.jp/archives/53600419.html
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jdsquared · 2 months
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Bava Kamma 119b
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dafyomilimerick · 4 months
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Bava Kamma 59
"Hey you! Why're you wearing black shoes?" "For the churban, I mourn as I choose." "So you think you're so great To mourn thus it's sad fate? It's off to the hoosegow with youse!"
"No, but really, I am a wise sage. By this test you'll be able to gauge: Ask me whatso you will, I'll reply.  Better still, I'll stump you!" (He was freed from his cage.)
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writer-at-the-table · 3 months
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What is the point of dying wool with dye that comes out when you wash it with soap?
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he-harim · 7 years
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mishnayot ive looked at inside
masechet brachot (whilst on hadar; july/aug 2017, av 5777 if i remember correctly)
masechet megilla (directly after that i guess?)
masechet yoma (1-5 inclusive on YK 5778; 6-8 inclusive in cheshvan 5778, b/c i remembered i had it left over)
masechet moed katan (perek alef during/before chagim 5777-8?, perek bet+gimmel cheshvan 5778)
masechet rosh hashanah, (1 and 2 elul 5777, 3 + half of 4 cheshvan 5778, 2nd half of 4 kislev 5778)
masechet chagiga 1:1-2 cheshvan, 1:3-2:4 kislev, up to 3:6 tevet, fin. in shevat
masechet sukkah 1:1-8 kislev, to end of 4 shevat, to end in adar 5778
masechet sotah to 1:8 in cheshvan, to 2:3 in kislev, to the end of perek 5 in tevet, to end of 7 in shevat, finished (to 9:15) in adar
masechet taanit, perek 1 cheshvan, 2 kislev, to 4:4 inclusive shevat, finished (to 4:8) in adar
masechet pesachim to 3:1 shevat, to 5:2 adar, to end (10:9) nisan
masechet ketubot to 1:4 adar, end of 5 nisan, end of 12 iyar, to end (13:11) sivan
masechet kiddushin to end (4:14) sivan
masechet bava metzia 1-4:8 inclusive shevat, to the end of 5 adar, to 7:6 nisan, to 9:11 iyar, to end (10:6) sivan
masechet zevachim to 2:3 adar, 4:1 nisan, end of 8 iyar, to end (14:10) sivan
masechet beitzah to end of 2 iyar, to end of 5:3 sivan, to end (5:7) tammuz
masechet pirkei avot finished in av 5778 (got bored on shabbat & read it from my siddur on 2nd shabbat of keilim)
masechet shekalim to 6:6 tammuz, to end (8:8) av
masechet menachot end of 5 in tammuz, to 11:3 av, to end (13:11) elul
masechet tahorot to 3:2 sivan, to end of 6 tammuz, end of 7 av, to end (10:8) elul 5778
masechet chullin to end of 4 elul 5778, to end (12:5) tishrei 5779
masechet gittin to 1:5 sivan, 3:3 in tammuz, end of 4 av, 7:1 elul 5778, 8:5 tishrei 5779, to end (9:10) marcheshvan
masechet mikvaot to 2:5 elul 5778, to 6:6 tishrei 5779, end (10:8) marcheshvan
masechet avodah zarah to 1:7 in adar, 4:4 in nisan, 5:9 in marcheshvan 5779, end (5:12) kislev
mishna bechorot to 5:2 marcheshvan, end (9:8) kislev
mishna peah end of 2 marcheshvan, end of 5 kislev, end (8:9) tevet
masechet arachin 2:3 kislev, end of 6 tevet, end (9:8) shevat
mishna nedarim end of 2 marcheshvan, end of 5 kislev, to 9:4 inclusive tevet, end of 10 shevat, end (11:12) adar rishon
masechet bava kamma end of 1 tishrei 5779, end of 3 marcheshvan, end of 6 kislev, end of 8 tevet, 10:4 shevat, end (10:10) adar rishon
masechet demai to 3:1 tevet, to 6:1 shevat, end (7:8) adar rishon
masechet oktzin to end (3:12) adar rishon
masechet makkot 2:2 kislev, end of 2 shevat, to 3:5 adar rishon, to end (3:16) adar sheini
masechet temura to 3:4 adar rishon, to end (7:6) adar sheini
masechet kilayim to 3:2 adar rishon, to 6:2 adar sheini, to end (9:10) nisan
masechet shabbat to end of 2 tammuz, to 6:1 av, to end of 11 elul 5778,  to 16:3 tishrei 5779, to end of 17 marcheshvan, to end of 20 kislev, to 22:2 shevat, to 22:5 adar rishon, 23:2 nisan, end (24:5) iyar
masechet sheviit to 2:7 nisan, 4:6 iyyar, end (10:9) sivan
masechet kritot 1:2 adar sheini, end of 3 nisan, end of 5 iyyar, end (6:9) sivan
masechet yadayim to end of 1 iyyar, 3 sivan, end (4:8) av 
masechet meilah to end of 4 tamuz, end (6:6) av
masechet yevamot to 2:7 adar rishon, to end of 5 adar sheini, to end of 7 nisan, end of 11 iyyar, to 13:10 tammuz, to end (16:7) av
masechet terumot to end of 1 sivan, to 8:4 tamuz, to 9:5 av, to end (10:9) elul
kelim:
bava kamma (1-10) to 5:1 kislev, 7:2 tevet, end of 10 shevat
bava metzia (11-20) to 11:7 adar rishon, to end of 16 adar sheini, to 17:11 nisan, to end of 20 iyyar
bava batra (21-30) to end of 21 iyyar, to 27:1 av, fin (30:4) elul
tvul yom end of 2 elul, end (4:6) tishrei 5780
masechet tamid 1:1 av, 5:4 elul, end (7:4) tishrei 5780
masechet maasrot 2:6 elul, end of 3 tishrei 5780, to end (5:8) marcheshvan
masechet middot 1:4 tishrei 5780, 4:5 cheshvan, end (5:4) kislev
masechet kinnim 2:2 kislev, to end (3:6) tevet hadran alach seder kodashim
masechet maaser sheini 1:6 marcheshvan, 3:12 kislev, 5:1 tevet, end (5:15) shvat
masechet zavim to end of 3 shvat, end (5:12) adar
masechet challah to 3:1 shvat, end (4:11) adar
masechet orlah 1:3 adar, end (3:9) nisan
masechet bikkurim to end (4:5) nisan hadran alach seder zeraim
masechet horayot end (3:8) nisan
masechet sanhedrin to end of 1 elul, to 4:5 tishrei 5780, to 7:1 marcheshvan, 7:9 kislev, end of 9 tevet, 10:5 adar, fin (11:6) nisan
masechet ohalot to 2:2 tishrei 5780, 3:4 marcheshvan, end of 6 kislev, end of 9 shvat, end of 12 adar, 15:8 nisan, end (18:10) iyyar
masechet negaim to end of 5 iyyar, end (14:13) sivan
masechet shevuot to 1:4 nisan, to end of 4 iyyar, end of 6 sivan, end (8:6) tammuz
masechet parah to 3:2 sivan, end of 11 tammuz, fin (12:11) av
masechet niddah to end of 6 av, fin (10:8) tishrei 5781 
masechet makhshirin to end of 3 tishrei 5781, end (6:8) marcheshvan hadran alach seder tahorot
masechet bava batra to 2:5 adar rishon, to end of 5 adar sheini, end of 9 cheshvan 5781, end (10:8) kislev
masechet eruvin to end of 2 nisan, end of 4 iyar, end of 5 av, end of 6 tevet, to 7:5 iyyar, to 8:7 sivan, end of 9 tammuz, 10:14 elul 5780
masechet nazir 2:4 av, 4:2 elul, 5:3 tishrei 5780, end of 8 marcheshvan, 9:4 kislev
masechet eduyot 1:3 tammuz, 1:10 cheshvan 5781
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yourbrokenreality · 5 years
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Bankers Manipulate Currency - April 24, 2019
This is how the Zionist Jew banker tyrants who live and die by Bava Kamma 113.a manipulate and steal money from the people.
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https://www.dailyfx.com/sentiment
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