Immodesty Epidemic #rabbiyaronreuven #inspiring #immorality #orthodoxjudaism

The problem is that the yetzer hara is very strong and since he's in charge of manipulating our memory when we let him he helps us forget. He helps us forget all the things that we're supposed to remember every single day. And if we don't remember these things, we can't apply them. If we can't apply them we start treating our neshamos as if it's abandoned property. We start treating our bodies like it's public property. This is the reason why you see women walking around half naked in the streets without a care in the world. Like no woman that's walking around the way that they're walking around today saying, "Oh, wow, I can't wait to get home. I have to get a jacket. I have to put something on." No, she's intentionally walking around in an immodest way. Now it was asked, "How come certain rabbis don't talk about this? Why is it that we have a epidemic of immodesty in our generation but yet we don't talk about it very often? Now the epidemic is not just in the secular world. Because the secular world you can talk about it until you're blue in the face. Most of them are not really sure if God runs the world. Most of them are not really sure that God said that you have to keep Shabbat. Most of them are not really sure left or right. The epidemic is actually in the religious world. Most communities that you go to today in America, and I'm sure around the world that call themselves Jewish communities, [music] i.e. religious communities it's becoming harder and harder to tell that it's a Jewish community. Needless to say, a religious Jewish community. Because the women that walk around in these communities look no different than the secular women. Once in a while you're going to see them wearing a kissui rosh, but you're not going to think it's for religious reasons. Why? Cuz she still has no sleeves. She She wears a kissui rosh. She covers her head with a mitpachat, BUT SHE'S WEARING A TANK TOP. Or she's wears a short skirt, so short that if you look at it, it's an issur d'oraita.