Treating People Well: Beyond Beliefs and Movements - Rabbi Yitzchak Botton

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Let me teach you what the holy Rabbi Tovia Singer taught me. You talk about movements. You talk [music] about false religions. You You talk about things, but you don't talk about the person. On a personal level, >> [music] >> everybody deserves to be treated nicely. Unless they're coming >> [clears throat] >> at you with a knife, and even then there's room for kindness. Kill him [music] quickly. Kill him quickly. You don't have to torture him. You still have to be nice in general to everybody. There's no It's not a crime to be nice. >> [music] >> And the more you used to being nice, the more you just You add a pleasantness to

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2. 0:31your life and to to people around you. You could go to the store, be nice.…
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