Why Hashem did so is beyond our ability to fathom. Hashem chose as his angels of mercy, people who are not of our faith. I know that I have done things in the past that were wrong, and that I am embarrassed to even think about, let alone be announced online.īaruch Hashem, the child was rescued in time. My life could not withstand such scrutiny. I am merely projecting based on my own experience. It might be that you lead an entirely blameless life.
I believe however, that no matter who you are, if your entire life, minute by minute, were to be exposed along with your identity, there would be some scenes of you engaging in some kind of behavior at some point in your life, that you wish you hadn't done and that you certainly do not want to be publicized. I am not disparaging your character as a human being. dusiznais, I don't know who you are, which is just as well, because I can therefore criticize your opinion. This appears to be a classic case of online shaming which provides no benefit other than the prurient glee of the reader.īesides being an inexcusable violation of loshon horah, (for this woman is not a public person who serves as a role model for others she is not a hypocrite who purports to be an exceptional Tzadaykus) it shows poor taste on your part. What purpose could there then be in broadcasting her name to the readers of your blog. It may also be appropriate to provide the accompanying optic of a Lakewood woman being arrested, simply to bring home the point that this could happen to any of us unless we are extremely careful.īut the woman in the picture is not facing the camera, and therefore she cannot be readily identified. I agree that this is a crucial subject that ought to be seriously discussed in articles and also in blogs.
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