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Because I'm sorry for used to always say, "How come Hashem created a crookedness in people? How come Hashem created a deviance? How come Hashem created nefarious ways of thinking? Isn't that so counterproductive? Where is the productive output?" Because everything that Hashem does is for the good. And he says it's in situations of when it comes to judging other people favorably. Sometimes you got to think really crookedly. You got to be nefarious almost to come up with a way to give. But it's a comment to do it. And it's in this week's paras teaches us You should judge other people justly. And Rashi says from the from here we
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