What Are Kids Learning In Jewish Schools?

We going to have an argument with a monkey. He's going to steal your banana anyway. What's the argument about? Talking about people going to religious school. Many times you hear story after story after story after story. A story broke my heart the other day. Here a religious girl, religious, religious, religious like from from birth like to the max made the horrible decision. Well, really her parents made the decision more than she did to go to a university, a religious university. Religious university. And after she went to this religious university, she met a certain rabbi and the rabbi teaches in class in the religious university that you cannot prove the Torah. It's all faith like the Christians. It's all faith like the Christians, like the Hindus that believe in a cow because she gives birth after nine months. No, there's no difference. religious girl now is kale. Mashiah comes tomorrow, she's not making it. Why? She went to university, higher education to destroy. What's going to happen with this child? It's better off for a child to die than to go off to go to one of these universities or public schools or anything. It's better off for them to die. Why? Because at least if they die without sins, they go to Sham, they go to Ganedin. If they go to these university, become atheists, become rationalists. What do you have? A lot of people don't like this type of speech. What about college? For what? >> Somebody wants to study for what? >> There's enough doctors and dentists. Not enough Jews. Enough doctors and dentist doesn't need a doctor or a dentist. He needs a Jew. And if they want to go, if they must be a doctor and they must be a a uh accountant or something like that, then there's online schools. You could do it online. to go away to school? Absolutely not. Absolutely not. No college. I don't care if it's the most religious religious university on the planet earth. Absolutely not. It's not the at least not the real one. Why? Because you put a bunch of kids 18 years old, their whole life they're in enclosed doors. Their whole life they're in yeshiva. Their whole life they're separated. assuming the I'm not talking about the uh people that grew up like me who didn't know right or left. Went to public school. My best friends were goim. I wanted to be black half my life. Why? Because they were faster. They were stronger. I wanted to be like them. I'm serious. Why? Most of my friends were black. Why? They were the best players on the football team. I want to be like them. I didn't say growing up. I didn't say bless you to make me a go. I said, "How come you make me a There's so much fast I could be. I go in the NFL. I want to be a football player." And I realized that I'm too slow, too short, too small, too everything. Okay, I'll be a psychiatrist instead. Why? Cuz Hashem gave me a little bit of a brain. So that helped them. The point is if you go to public school, it's a different story. I'm talking about people that in the religious community that think that they're absolved from all the problems because they're paying $1,000 a month tuition. No, no, I'm paying. You know how expensive the school is? My my kid's okay. Okay, let's say he's okay. Let's say the the yeshiva is fine growing up. Assuming you actually have enough to have a kid survive through this rotten education system that we have today. Assuming you've survived it, you got it. There are a few good ones. Assuming you have enough blessing from Hashem, you got to it. You got to it. Okay. Now what kids 18? Oh, you're going to send to university to YU, to Turo, to Stern, to one of these religious universities. Okay, here's the problem to Binghamington. It's not really religious, but there's 70% Jewish people there. Most of them coming from Flatbush because I know that. I used to go there. On day one, they're religious. On day two, they're not. Why? this freedom that it's that's unusual for them. They're dorming. They have their own room. Abba and Ima are home. They don't know what we're doing. Oh yeah, Abba. Yeah, Shabbat was great. While the guy has a beer in his hand. Shabbat was wonderful. And the cigarettes on the other hand, the other guy is rolling a joint so they can smoke weed together after the conversation. By the second week, he's rolling the joint while he's on the conversation. This is real talk. This is real. This is really happening. You're sending your kids to these colleges. You're ruining them. So what about a doctor or a lawyer that everybody wants their kids to be a doctor or a lawyer? Okay, you have to decide. Are you scared of go or you're scared of a son going off to the answer is also here. The vid mashia comes from him. He says DON'T WORRY I KNOW WHO'S THE MASHIA. It's coming from me. If your kid goes off the deck, you have nothing to worry about. Go. Why? You're doomed anyway because it's your fault. Has to be has the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Unless the kid went off to death in his late 20s and uh went Michigan or something. But if the kid went off to death because you sent him to school or you had a television in your house or you only talked business on Shabbat and you never did chew by yourself, he says, "Don't worry about go. You do it anyway. Don't worry. It's going to go for you now. What should you worry about? Worry about the kid. Worry about the kid. Why? He's precious. He doesn't know right or left. He doesn't know anything. He's a precious little precious little nama. What does he know? What does she know? She's 17 years old. She thinks the rabbi is impressive. Rabbi says that the Torah is questionable. She says, "Oh, I agree with the rabbi." Rabbi says, "You can't prove this." She agrees with the rabbi. Why? It's a rabbi. He's a title. Sometimes they call him a doctor, rabbi, such and such. The Balm Hussean said, "What's the problem with saying doctor, rabbi something?" Oh, it just tells you that the doctor is here to heal the rabbi because the rabbi is sick. Sometimes they forget to put the rabbi. They just put doctor Because more people are impressed with doctor than they are rabbi. I don't blame them. Today we don't have that many impressive rabbis. So a lot of people don't like to talk like this. They don't like to hear this either. Why? It's a reality check that's in every house. Every house. Not a house is not affected by this. The kid, the girl, the boy, the cousin, the neighbor, the best friend, the grandchild, you is every house. And part of the reason is because of the teachings. The teachings are atrocious. Teaching sometimes in the school is not so good, but sometimes the home parents need to know. They took a responsibility. They brought a kid to the world. Hashem didn't want to, you know, to make the woman a baby oven. He want to make her a mother. Mother and baby oven, two different things. Making babies, anybody could do. The cow can make babies. The donkey makes babies. Snake makes babies. The frog outside my house gave a thousand babies. Where do you think it's going to get? >> No. They left. They went They went to a different neighborhood. After 150 of them died inside my house, the rest of them realized, okay, it's not a good place for us. >> You told him. >> Yeah. They learned they got scared. So thing is abai the thing is bringing babies to the world is not the answer. Being parents is the answer. Now if you are a parent, this is for you. If you're not a parent, it's also for you. Because chuva starts with the person you see in the mirror. We start doing chuva and then after that the kids are going to listen a lot more. Why? Because if you don't believe what you're telling your kids to do, why should they listen to you? We are meant to be [music] a light unto the nations, not to follow their misguided practices. 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