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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have a question. Do you ask forgiveness from Jewish people only or non-Jews as well? [/quote] Anyone.[/quote] If you actually practice this - I know no one who does - it should be everyone. [b]And it should be individual. Facebook "apology" is insincere BS and cowardly.[/b][/quote] Not sure it's "insincere BS and cowardly" as much as it's just lazy, but, yes. Apologies should be individual and personal. The time for apologizing for the things "known and unknown" that you did is [i]on [/i]Yom Kippur [i]to [/i]God, not [i]on [/i]Facebook [i]to [/i]everyone (which is really to no one).[/quote]
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