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Why does the Talmud say that you can rob
and steal from a gentile? The Talmud
does not say that. See, that's exactly
my point. You just somebody told you
that and you're just copy and pasting
it. It's completely forbidden. In fact,
the Jewish law which is called that
originates from the Talmud and then is
written clearly by the later sages
called. So the Rambam, which is one of
the heads of theim, writes that stealing
from anyone is forbidden. But stealing
from a gentile is actually worse than
stealing from another Jew. Why? Because
if a Jew steals from another Jew, then
that Jew is going that the victim is
going to have, you know, is going to
hate
the guy that stole from him naturally.
But if
a uh a Jew steals from a Gentile, then
that Gentile is not only going to hate
that Jew, he's going to put all Jews in
the same basket and he's going to hate
all Jews. He's going to blame all Jews
for something that one Jew did, which
causes what's called aem, a desecration
of God's name. So the Rambam says while
stealing while Jews stealing from a Jew
is a sin that can be easily rectified by
simply returning the money. Stealing
from a non-Jew is a much worse sin
because even if you can give back the
money to the Gentile you stole money
from and rectify that part of the sin,
it's virtually, you know, almost
impossible to fix the desecration of God
that it caused.
So
and the desecration of God is something
that you can't repent for in this life.
uh you know in in the same way like you
could repent for other things through
yam kipur through fasting through giving
uh the
uh which is another part of the tomud
says that uh desecration of god is the
one thing that you know you can repent
for by uh you know after death uh you
know and the only thing that uh uh can
counteract it if you will uh says is
which is sanctifying god's name which is
not so simple the point being is is that
what you are taught about the Talmud is
not only not true, it's the exact
opposite of the truth. And the truth
actually is more critical
on the Jews than,
you know, stealing from uh from from
Gentiles than it is Jews stealing from
Jews. Literally, it's it's it couldn't
be a bigger lie.
is exactly my my my my point.
The guy that asked the guy that said
that he thought that the Talmud says
that it's allowed to steal from Jews.
After I explained and proved that the
Torah
says the exact opposite. The Talmud says
the exact opposite of what he said that
you're not only not allowed to steal
from Gentiles, but it's it's worse to
steal from a Gentile than it is to steal
from another Jew, but if you're full of
hatred, this truth is not going to
matter to you. What does he respond
with? He responds with, "Did God promise
you Epstein Island with a uh, you know,
3,000 years ago and a bunch of other
anti-Semitic." So you see the point is
that when they're asking questions, if
they're full of anti-semitism, they're
not looking for answers. They're just
looking to preach hatred. When they're
asking, you know, questions out of
actual, you know, request for knowledge,
then usually you you get somewhere. You
get you move forward.
