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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'll answer here to the best of my ability. Pp who actually grew up with no movies or secular books and is annoyed and slightly amused by Julia (we knew her as Talia Leibov)[/quote] I am curious how someone who claims to know this woman happened to be on DCUM and land in this thread. [/quote] LOL- same! Ultraconservatives are not supposed to be on computers. I call BS[/quote] The orthodox community, particularly the one referenced in the show, does use computers and social media. Many even have their own social media accounts to promote or sell, they use online materials to "lern" ( study Torah), and just about for anything else. I know many orthodox people, and they are on FB, forums like anyone. In fact, they even have their own private FB groups discussing aspects of life- there were several that were pretty active during the Trump years. Many had a hard time being vocal about not supporting that administration in the thick of the larger community that did, and still feel the need to remain underground about it, and use these groups readily. If you want to see the orthodox community online...go ahead. There's total transparency in accounts with regard to orthodox accounts. There are singers ( yes, women singers) , clothing designers, educational, beauty and style, wigs, and culinary IG accounts. And yes, they are fully orthodox, not necessarily Modern Orthodox. Now, in NY, there are even more extreme Hasidic sects that are likely not using social media- Satmar, etc. , but by in large the Orthodox Jewish community is online. They are often probably not letting their kids use online resources, and they don't really watch mainstream TV, or have access to mainstrean music. Online research in the frum day schools is super poor or doesn't exist, which is really costing them relevant and appropriate education, but, yes, this community has computers and use social media. [/quote]
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