Documentary Of Hassidic Rebbes! Documentary Of Kolpik Hat, Worn By Hassidic Rebbes! 

Haha interesting story, thanks for sharing!

@Alex Shor yeah, Clintons were a classy family. Or maybe I should say a "Class Act"-

Also is it ever worn by someone who is not in the family of a rebbe?

no

I don't think he understands what a Rebbe is.

Very interesting.

why was Falk of London controversial?

@@Reporterreporter770 Some thought he was a Shabbatzivenik the Yavetz believed so.

Be born to one.... and do the rest of the studying. But only doing the latter without the first won't take you there.

Study and teach people to commit to Jewish faith.

Be a good liar.

Anybody could become one. The hard part is convincing people you are one.

@@chatisawasteoftime So it’s kinda like Al Sharpton then?

You totally misswd the point.

You could make that point about not only religion, but anything to do with humanity or even all of earth, and then you get into nihilist territory...

We are anti-Zionist.🇵🇸❤️🙏🏻

Originally, the Polish government made Jews wear these hats to segregate and demean the Jewish subjects. The Jewish people turned it around, into a very high class status.

We kill the a anmals for their tender meat they provide us with

Instead of buying a new iPhone every year, cable, fancy cars, and a bunch of other usless crap, perhaps you should give money to poor individuals. I guarantee you, you spend more money on worthless crap than they spend on their hats. Secondly, the people who make and sell those hats have a job. And when you buy those products, they make money. They in turn use that money to provide for their families and continue working. I'm not finished. Also, in order to make the hats, the manufacturer must purchase raw material. By doing so, the providers of the raw materials also make a living. So in the end you are able to support more people by buying one hat than you would be by giving free money to people. So matter how you look at it, mind your own business.

@@uriel7203average Ashkenazic vs Sephardic debate lol.

@@erectilereptile7383 it has nothing to do with Sefaradim and Ashkenazim.