The Kibbitzer Photo Album LV

​Let's take a stroll down memory lane to David complaining about Hatzalah cars that are made smaller so that people can save more lives and people trying to Daven at the Kotel, all while trying to push through crosswalk reform in Israel, with the Kibbitzer's pictures of laughter from last month. We want to thank David Kilimnick for sharing a picture of kids smoking a cigarette, trying to take down the institution of Chinuch (proper Jewish education).

Hatzalah is now only taking small people. Gas prices have gone up.

Kotel circle of love. The Kol HaOlam Koolo Circle. This is what people do at the Kotel. They sing together, as one nation, to disturb everybody’s prayer. Killing their Kavanah... That one guy is sitting there, not joining, protesting it like he’s against Tzahal. He’s not going to let this Achdut (unity) stop him from saying his Tehillim. He is seriously focused on not supporting the army.

For some reason, I don’t trust these crossing guards. I don’t know what kind of course they took to run traffic in the third grade... Truthfully, I don’t think they were properly trained in road regulations. I’m afraid that one kid is coming at the other to attack him with the sign. I have a feeling these third graders are not taking their job seriously. No work ethic. One kid gave up and took off the vest. That’s the problem with these entitled kids. I’m thinking that your parents should let you cross the street alone, before running crosswalks. I don’t know how that crosswalk guard got to the island there. But he’s stuck. He’s waiting for an adult to show up, to help him cross. Because he knows that you don’t cross streets alone.

That’s a cigarette. Children smoking is fine. As long as it’s Purim. Look how it makes them happy. And Simcha on Purim is a Mitzvah… It’s cute. Children smoking is cute. It’s like when the little girl puts on a wig and walks around the house in high heels. The real issue is that religious kid dressed up as a soldier. I don’t care if it’s a costume. Nisht Gut. That’s the problem with Purim. That’s how you create little heretics… The beautiful thing about Purim is all Jews can get along on this day. It’s the only day members of Tzahal can walk around Israel with their uniforms on and not get spat on.

Thank you David for spreading Torah and the idea of children smoking as something positive. Too many people judge that kind of thing.