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A person could easily go from
pornography to the point of bigger and
bigger taboo. Hence the reason why all
of the serial killers that are studied,
whether it's uh Bundy or the uh some of
the other psychopaths, including the
recent psychopaths that tried to
assassinate Donald Trump, all of them
have stated that they're addicted to
pornography.
But I've lived in prison for a long time
now.
And I've met a lot of men who were
motivated to commit violence just like
me. And without exception,
every one of them was deeply involved in
pornography without question, without
exception.
>> A Satan that's enormous
in power and size.
a Satan that
gave him enough power
for this particular role that he plays
in servitude of God
to the point where the sages say that
just like Hashem has made a throne of
glory for himself the
he made a throne of glory for the Satan
something incomprehensible
and the wife of the Satan
Lamemed can't you can't even say her
name because she's even more powerful
than him.
And she takes control of anyone that
allows any type of immorality into their
life. So much so that even the
extra seed
that is on the bed sheets
could be taken control by her
to bring more mezikim to the world if
the couple did not do the proper
preparation of their mind of their
bodies before the act. Literally she is
everywhere when it comes to immorality.
Now how do you fight such a thing when
the Satan is so big, so massive, so
powerful
and his ultimate desire literally he he
lusts for a person's
he's the
how do you deal with this
the prophet Job
in chapter 13
verse number 15.
In the fifth section
brings a verse
where
Job says
were he meaning Hashem were he to kill
me I would still yearn for him.
Now, this sounds fantastic,
but the Gar says
the word law
is spelled two different ways, lamemed
al and vav.
So, which one did Job say? Did he say
that were he to kill me?
meaning I will not serve him. I will not
yearn for him.
Or
were he to kill me? Meaning I will still
serve him. Two completely opposite
meanings.
Which one did he mean?
So then the answers well we can see in
his later statements chapter 26 verse
number five where Job says until I die I
will not renounce meaning
nothing in the world could possibly make
me renounce Hashem. I'll do everything
and anything including sacrifice my life
for for Hashem.
And the sages
talk about the test of Job. It's unlike
anybody else. So much so that the Ramban
Nmanades writes in the introduction of
his commentary to the book of Job that
the suffering that Job suffered took a
year.
Took a year. It was the most horrible
suff suffering any human being has ever
encountered.
Lost all of his children in one day.
lost all of his, you know, tens of
millions or billions of dollars in one
day, lost all of his health. Literally,
the Satan was given permission
to appear as if he controls the world
over the life of Job.
Everything that he was doing not only
went wrong, it was the worst possible
wrong, it was literally a personalized
holocaust.
But yet the sages say
that at the conclusion of this story of
the prophet Job,
the Satan
suffered
much more than Job.
How could that be?
Why would the Satan suffer? I mean Job
suffered all type of agony, pain,
sorrow, emotional, spiritual, mental,
every possible pain you can.
Satan is an angel. What's sorrow?
say
the pain and suffering of the Satan was
greater than Job because the Satan was
given permission by a kadosh
to inflict Job in every possible way
with all of the things that would cause
a person to die would cause a person to
lose his na yet he's not allowed to take
the na
And the desire of the Satan to take
Job's
was beyond all comprehension.
That's how much he wanted to take it but
he couldn't. So now you'd ask yourself,
wait, if the Satan is so smart, why did
he do it at all? If his ultimate desire
is to take the nama out of Job
and Hashem clearly tells him, you can
inflict them with the worst possible
pains that would typically kill
everybody else,
but you can't kill him. You can inflict
them with the worst things, but you
can't kill him. And if that's your
desire, Mr. Satan, why even bother if
you can't fulfill your desire? That's
because the says he's evil. The Satan is
evil.
Meaning that even though he cannot
fulfill his ultimate desire and not
fulfilling his desire causes him sorrow,
he's so evil. He still wants to inflict.
He still wants to hurt Job. He still
wants to cause as much damage as
possible even though he himself will be
more hurt. This is very similar if not
identical to all the terrorists that
blow themselves up saying that they are
practicing the Islamic religion where
they talk about jihad
killing themselves in the process of
killing Jews.
They think this is a good deed.
Now
this obviously is the ultimate evil.
It's evil to the extent where you see
that the Satan lusts for somebody's lust
for evil so much that even if it causes
him harm he still wants to do it.
That's why even Hashem calls him even
Hashem calls him evil.
Now
the
about 700 years ago
in mitzvah 452
the prohibition of eating a limb from a
live animal. This is prohibited for both
Jews and non-Jews.
But he clarifies as follows. What is the
t the
thing we learn from this mitzvah of not
eating
from a living animal? What do we
what is one of the things we could
understand as humans as a purpose behind
this mitzvah? says the
says that if a person eats both limbs
served from an animal and flesh from a
live animal, he incurs two acts of malot
because this eating
includes two separate prohibitions.
Now the injunction regarding the this
this prohibitions that we mentioned is
repeated in multiple places in
it mentions where it says but the flesh
with its soul and its blood you shall
not eat.
And among the underlying purposes of
this mitzvah
is that so we do not train our souls in
the trait of cruelty
which is the most contemptable trait.
There is no greater manifestation of
cruelty in the world than someone who
tears a limb or a flesh from a living
creature while it's still alive before
him and eats it.
So here the is telling us that the
underlying purpose of the mitzvah of not
eating from a living animal is because
this
is inherently the ultimate evil.
Now why does Hashem care if we are evil
or not?
Because the more evil
we do,
the more we create distance between
ourselves and Hashem.
And the closer we become with the power
of evil that Hashem created called the
Satan.
And therefore the the sums it up and
says, "I've already written several
times about the great benefit we receive
when we acquire for ourselves positive
character traits and distance ourselves
from negative ones. For the nature of
good is to cling to good. And being that
the Almighty who is good desires to
bestow good, he therefore commanded his
nation to choose in the path of good so
that his blessings and kindness will
naturally cling to them.
See here
without going into the esoteric parts
the
clarifies
that the ultimate good which is who
wants us
to cling to him because it is for our
per for our good.
But you cannot cling to without
fulfilling his Torah and doing his
mitzvot.
Now in order for you to be attracted to
mitzvot,
you have to also be attracted to good.
In order to be attracted to good, you
have to do good.
On the other hand, when a person
as the Rambam says becomes spiritually
sick, where the good becomes bitter and
the evil becomes sweet to them,
then they no longer want to fulfill
mitzvah to the extent where they could
even bring themselves to such a low
spiritual level where they could
literally detest
the mitzvot.
They could hate the mitzvot
and little by little
commit themselves to more and more evil.
Some of the evil would be something that
they think is not hurting anybody like
becoming addicted to pornography, not
realizing that they are hurting
somebody, they're hurting themselves
physically, they're hurting themselves
spiritually. Certainly they're hurting
their marriage. Certainly they're
hurting their children.
Certainly they're hurting even the
people that they're paying watching this
pornography because the you giving them
money, you're enabling them to make more
sense.
This victimless crime is full of
victims.
And with that being said, a person could
easily go from pornography
to the point of bigger and bigger taboo.
Hence the reason why all of the serial
killers that are studied
whether it's the ones we mentioned in
the film Tikunit
whether it's uh Bundy or the some of the
other psychopaths
including the recent psychopath that
tried to assassinate Donald Trump all of
them have stated that they're addicted
to pornography without exception.
So a victimless crime is full of
victims.
And of course the same type of mentality
will also justify other evils such as
gambling,
such as stealing, such as corrupt
business, such as adultery,
such as even murder.
Why? How could it all go? Because once
the says in Shabbat,
once you allow the Satan
permission to enter your life
and follow what he says, today he's
going to tell you to make one sin.
Tomorrow he'll tell you another. The
next day he'll tell you another. Before
you know it, you'll be an idol
worshipper with a degree. You'll become
one of these missionaries for Yosh.
And therefore the says
if you take part in this evil
you'll be far away from Hashem and close
to the Satan.
>> Dangerous impulses are being fueled day
in and day out
by violence in the media in its various
forms particularly sexualized violence.
And what scares me and let's come into
the present now because what I'm talking
about happened 30 20 30 years ago that
is in my formative stages and what
scares and appalls me Dr. Dobson is when
I see what's on cable TV
some of the movies I mean some of the
violence in the movies uh that come into
homes today was stuff that they that
they wouldn't show in x-rated adult
theaters 30 years ago. This stuff, the
slasher movies that you're talking
about,
>> that stuff is, I'm telling you from
personal experience, the most that is
graphic violence
on Green.