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ReplyDeleteThe economic argument was raised according to urban legend at least by R'YSE. (me-give up chalav yisrael and don't be a baal nefesh in order to be mkayem a possible duraita)
ReplyDeleteIn an earlier navi shiur on the ttopic iirc r' reisman raised the argument that if the tzitzit are not tcheilet they should (must?) be white(or the same color as the beged) - or something along those lines.
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Joel Rich
Joel - what do you mean by the chalav ysirael comment - that people should give up other chumros that cost money, so that they can afford to buy tekhelet, which might be a d;oraita?
ReplyDeletemakes sense, I think
the 2nd point is good. white is good with any color, but a color is generally only good if the beged is that same color.
an easy way to silve that, again for the purpose of keeping a possible d'oraita, is to make the talis kottons all have a blue (or black?) stripe, just like the talis gadol has. Wool tzitzis already do, usually have a horizontal black stripe, so the tekhelet would be fine on such begadim.
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Joel Rich