It's easy to reach the selfishness of the ideology. Ask your local kollel guy how he knows it's his story that matters? Perhaps it's the guys holding the fort at the hesder yeshivos because God values how they combine learning with service? The kollel guy will tell you that only Chareidi learning is actually real Torah learning. Anything else is a job. Ask him to justify his automatic exemption from any responsibility to the country he lives in. Where does it say that being Chareidi means you get to avoid your duty? He won't have an answer because it's so obvious which means he doesn't have to have one.
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It's easy to reach the selfishness of the ideology.
Ask your local kollel guy how he knows it's his story that matters? Perhaps it's the guys holding the fort at the hesder yeshivos because God values how they combine learning with service?
The kollel guy will tell you that only Chareidi learning is actually real Torah learning. Anything else is a job.
Ask him to justify his automatic exemption from any responsibility to the country he lives in. Where does it say that being Chareidi means you get to avoid your duty? He won't have an answer because it's so obvious which means he doesn't have to have one.
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