@JewishWonk What about 1) someone who is not yet shomer kashrus but trying to be? 2) foreigners who might not be familiar with the language and may get mixed up? I'm sure there are many more examples but the point is that it's not simple and people do get mixed up
A shliach couple moves somewhere remote, raises their kids there, and spends decades building a community that didnβt exist before they arrived. Thatβs the kind of multi-generational commitment that defines Chabad.
@Badchonews@jewishstudent1 I'm not saying they should. My point is that they don't. Therefore there was never a situation that Lakewood stores shouldn't sell it.
@MG78537160@TheFrumInvestor To expound on that, should one who has an old child not love that child? How much more so with G-d who loves every one of his children!