Treating People Well: Beyond Beliefs and Movements - Rabbi Yitzchak Botton

Let me teach you what the holy Rabbi Tovia Singer taught me. You talk about movement. You talk [music] about false religions. You You talk about things, but you don't talk about the person. On a personal level, >> [music] >> everybody deserves to be treated nicely. Unless they're coming >> [clears throat] >> at you with a knife, and even then there's room for kindness. Kill him [music] quickly. Kill him quickly. You don't have to torture him. You still have to be nice in general to everybody. There's no It's not a crime to be nice. >> [music] >> And the more you used to being nice, the more you just You add a pleasantness to your life and to to people around you. You could go to the store, be nice. You go to work, be nice. It costs nothing more in life to be nice. [music] So, Jew Jew Gentile, in the end of the day we're all people that God put where he put them. And [music] so, there's nothing wrong with being what God made you. The The question is is how do you take your place and how do you react to others? So, yeah, when [music] when the Christians want to teach me about my brother Yeshua because because I don't know anything about it, but but they know everything about him. Come on. What do you want to do? You What do you want to do? I should you I should try to talk to you till I'm blue in the face with that pompous smile like you just you just living in darkness. [music] You just haven't been found. You did You need Jesus. I need a massage. My back hurt, and now you're giving me a headache. I need a I need a I need a Tylenol and a massage. I don't need Jesus, okay? That's what it boils down to. And also Islam Islam is a dangerous religion, very dangerous religion. They're the most violent today. So, we have to be careful. Be careful. So, [music] but I love people. [laughter] People in general I love.