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Can Jews violate goys without a problem?
Absolutely not. In fact, it's the exact
opposite.
The Rambam, one of the greatest sages
that's lived in the last thousand years.
He lived about 800 years ago, 850 years
ago. And he was well known around the
entire world
as in fact, even in the United States
government, they they have monuments for
different important people
uh in Washington D.C. One of the images
that they claim is, you know, these are
the 18 most influential people in
history. One of them is the Rambam.
Also known as Maimonides.
And Maimonides explained in his in his
book
in
in Yada Hachazaka, or it's called the
Rambam,
that for Jew to steal from a non-Jew is
worse is a worse sin than for a Jew to
steal from another Jew.
Which logically
doesn't make sense because we think that
wait, if what what what most people that
that are unaware of what the Torah
actually says, especially Gentiles that
don't know anything and they're too
focused on being anti-Semitic
to actually learn the facts, they think
that if a Jew
hurts a a non-Jew, therefore it's
allowed because we we view them as
animals or we view them as bad people.
That's not true.
Some of the most righteous people that
ever lived that are mentioned in the
Tanakh,
in the the actual Torah, were non-Jews.
For example, Job. Job was a prophet, a
righteous prophet. Ovadia. Ovadia
initially was a non-Jew that converted
to Judaism, became a prophet. And there
are many others that were very righteous
throughout all of history. And there's
there is a teaching about righteous
Gentiles.
So, in fact,
what people think is the Jewish view
towards gentiles
is not the Jewish view
according to the Torah. It may be
somebody's personal view of you. They
just don't like you. Whether they're
Jewish or not is irrelevant. But as far
as the Torah perspective of the Jewish
view on non-Jews, they're two different
things.
So like I said,
for a Jew to steal from another Jew is
not allowed. For a Jew to steal from a
non-Jew is not allowed.
But
for a Jew to steal from a non- from a
from another Jew is not allowed. It's a
sin. You have to return the money.
Because you are in possession of this
that belong to you.
And that returning the money fixes the
problem
that you have in heaven.
For a Jew to steal money from a non-Jew
or be dishonest with them and so on is
much worse. Why? Because returning the
money is not enough.
Even though you returned the money that
you stole, you still could not fix the
desecration of God's name that you made
that you, a Jew, took advantage of a
non-Jew.
And therefore the Rambam actually says
that it's much much worse for a Jew to
take advantage of a non-Jew.
Which is again the exact opposite of
what the
non-Jewish, specifically the
anti-Semitic focused world actually
thinks.
So people like Tucker Carlson and I
recently learned that there's a a few
other YouTubers that are bored with
making video game videos. So now they
decided to just make Nazi videos. So
they
like to take parts of our written or
oral Torah and manipulate them in their
own ugly way
in order to try to make the Jewish
people look bad.
The problem is that all it does is
number one,
make them look stupid for anyone that
actually knows what they're talking
about and
make the people that already agree with
them even without this information
simply become more hateful, more bitter,
more miserable in their own lives.
Hating Jews more is not going to help
them in their lives in any way, shape,
or form.
But,
you're feeding them the information. And
you think that that's going to help you
in life. Right. Listen,
there's a God that runs the world,
and he's the one that chose the Jewish
people. He didn't choose
the Jewish people
with no conditions. He chose us
based on us following the law. If a Jew
follows the Torah,
then Hashem will bless them. If a
and they'll end up going to heaven. If a
Jew does not follow the Torah, then
will punish them
both in this world and the next.
The same concept goes for non-Jews. If a
non-Jew
is going to follow what the Torah says
that's applicable to them, they'll be
blessed. They'll go to heaven.
If they're not following the Torah,
they will be punished both in this world
and the next.
Simple.
The rules that God gave us
in the Torah both for Jews and non-Jews.
A person that
thinks they're smarter than the Torah,
thinks they're smarter than
the Torah sages that we've had over the
last several thousand years, and thinks
they can reinvent the wheel,
enjoy your own doom.
>> Actually, not a loan. It's called
merchant cash advances. It's called MCA.
>> This is one of the biggest reasons of
why I hate Jews.
>> Whoa, whoa, whoa.
>> It's not a loan.
>> It's a loan.
>> Something that can lead to the next
Holocaust. Now, you're going to call me
extreme, you're going to call me crazy,
but if you pay attention, you'll see
exactly why.
>> And those are the ones that are crushing
you, crushing your business, taking
money out of your account.
