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We have here today a classic. The Reb is going to ask a series of questions and then with one point all of the questions will be answered. But there's something extra fascinating about this one that the answer is actually a kesh is actually a different way of understanding an is from the and one that is deeply deeply embedded in the mitzvah of deeply deeply embedded in the mitzvah of Israel. So let's begin from the beginning. So the says before a blind person you shall not place a stumbling block. Says that it doesn't mean a literally a person who can't see but somebody who's blind to something. There's a certain matter to which he is blind to do not give him give him advice that's not good for him. That's what Rashi says. Rashi brings an example which we will discuss and see of Gimmel. So Rashi is sort of changing from the it means a blind person and it means a literal stumbling block and Rashi says if someone is blind to a specific matter don't give him bad advice. We have to understand So we have to understand why does rashi change from the simplest meaning in other words instead of understanding on the most basic level not to put a stumbling block in front of someone who's literally can't see is number one is changing from blind person in the literal sense to someone who is blind to something also with regards to the word which
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