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malcolm irvine, ca via chabadofthevalley.com December 27, 2012

It seems that it's ok to be a hypocrite. Be righteous in shul but less of a mentch elsewhere. Reply

ShimbM December 30, 2020
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Wanting to do bad things but not doing them is not hypocritical. The definition of hypocrisy is advising people against doing something that you yourself do. Reply

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