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ubiquitin
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“Are #s 2 and 3 morally valid, ubiquitin?”

That was my question in the OP.

“I admit it, I want to live among frum Jews. Guilty. If it were up to me, every family on my block would be an orthodox Jew.”

That isnt the discussion, as I replied in my first post to you. It doesnt matter what you want. I want your computer there is nothing wrong with that (legally, halacha of course may be different) when I grab it when you arent looking thats where the line is crossed.

Now this is definitely not the same, but theres nothing wrong with wanting to live next to frum Jews. My question is, do you think you should be allowed to ban your non-jewish neighnbors from moving in, and if moved in putting up their holiday decorations etc etc? and should they be allowed to do it to you?