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@usedaltima @MichaelKarlis You’re openly cheering for internment camps and forced castration because the target is a group you politically dislike. History has a pretty ugly track record with people who start fantasizing about camps for ideological enemies.

@LazerNYC @MichaelKarlis I hope she's dead serious.

TX-35 Democratic candidate Maureen Galindo says she will convert ICE detention center in Karnes County into an internment camp for "American Zionists." "It will also be a castration processing center for pedophiles, which will probably be most of the Zionists," she added.

Imagine if a Republican candidate publicly proposed internment camps and “castration centers” for another ethnic or religious group. Every cable network would already be running nonstop coverage with “threat to democracy” banners across the screen. But because the target is “Zionists,” people suddenly start looking for nuance.

@BPolatseck Spot on, brother!

Hey, Benny. Why don’t you speak up against Jewish leaders who attend Mamdani events? A. Because I don’t run a massive organization that has to work with the city every single day to keep its community functioning. B. Because while I have my own opinions on how this issue should be approached, I also understand that thoughtful people can come to different conclusions on difficult matters. C. Because there are plenty of outside forces that would love nothing more than to see Jews publicly tearing each other apart. D. Because I personally know some of the leaders who attended, and I’ve seen firsthand their devotion and selfless commitment to their communities. Even if I disagree with them on this issue, I genuinely believe their intentions are sincere.

I thought Israel was a democracy. I thought people were allowed to live where they want, practice what they want, and express their beliefs freely, even when you disagree with them. But apparently “democracy” only applies when it’s your side of the aisle. The second @Chabad Jews move into Tel Aviv, open a Chabad house, invite people to put on tefillin voluntarily, or live openly as religious Jews, suddenly democracy gets thrown out the window. You don’t want coexistence. You want ideological uniformity.

תושבי תל אביב היקרים, אנחנו מתחילים מהלך לסילוק חב״ד והגרעינים המשיחיים מתל אביב, כי החרדים והדתיים נוהרים לתל אביב במטרה לשנות אותה מבפנים. לכן אתם מוזמנים לשיעור באוויר הפתוח עם כל האמת על כת חב״ד ועל הגרעינים המשיחיים שמילאו לנו את העיר ומנסים להפוך אותה לבני ברק ויצהר. ניפגש ❤️

This is one of the most important bills in Israel in 2026, and I hope it passes. Nobody is telling people how to live across all of Israel. It’s a democracy, and people will continue doing what they want. But it is hard to ignore the contradiction when the same people use the talking point during the Israel-Gaza war that G-d promised the Jewish people this land thousands of years ago, yet suddenly disregard that same G-d and his values and principles when it comes to the Kotel. If you believe the argument that G-d gave the Jewish people this land, then you should also respect his holiest site. The Western Wall is not just another tourist attraction or political stage. G-d explicitly says in the Torah, right next to where he promised you the land thousands of years ago, the Western Wall/Kotel is his home.

מחר תעלה לוועדת החוקה הצעת החוק של אבי מעוז שתאסור על קיום תפילות רפורמיות וקונסרבטיביות בכותל המערבי

The only people who do well and get rich under Socialism are the politicians running it. Socialism is one of the oldest political Ponzi schemes in history.

This is exactly why people think you’re obsessed with Jews. You take one Jewish holiday, remove all context, zoom in on cheesecake, and suddenly act like frum Jews are obliterating their stomachs. Meanwhile you don’t say a word about Super Bowl parties where the vast majority of food is junk, lime alcohol, wings, burgers, fries, hookah, etc, because it doesn't fit your narrative. Most of the Shavuos meals are healthy food such as salmon, eggs, soup, meat, salads, and yes, some cheesecake. Nobody is sitting there force-feeding themselves five cakes. People enjoy a little cheesecake on a holiday. Welcome to life. But because it’s Jews, suddenly it becomes a social commentary and a pathology study.

And for the Jews, perhaps a holiday dedicated to obliterating their stomachs

Nice deflection, but that’s not what I said at all. The conversation started because I pointed out that she seems obsessed with Jews and frum culture. People receive political spam texts, nonprofit solicitations, marketing promos, and random campaign messages every single day. Yet somehow the outrage only appears when the sender is Jewish, a yeshiva, or a frum organization. That was my original point. Then suddenly you shifted the conversation into class dynamics in shul, socializing, and now into accusations that I’m calling people not Jewish enough. Those are your words, not mine. You keep changing the subject and putting words into my mouth because your original argument fell apart.

@LazerNYC @jewishmemequeen So first you accuse Avtial of not being a good enough Jew , and now you accuse me of not being a good enough Chosid? How embarrassing for you.

How do I get off the Jewish organization spam list. Please help, I’m begging 🙏

By Chassidim, that’s usually not how it works. Shul isn’t just “show up, pray, leave.” People socialize, talk, make kiddush, help each other, build friendships, and actually function like a community. The surgeon and the janitor sit next to each other because nobody cares what car you drove in with or what your salary is. From the way you describe it, it sounds like in your circles people walk into shul one minute before davening, avoid eye contact, and disappear 30 seconds after it ends. If there’s that much social distance and friction between people in your shuls, that sounds more like a community problem than a frum one.

You shifted the conversation into an entirely different issue. If housing costs, tuition, or the cost of frum life are too expensive, that’s a legitimate discussion. But that has absolutely nothing to do with publicly obsessing over Jewish spam texts while pretending they’re evidence of some sinister operation. And ironically, you’re proving my point. Israelis also get spam texts nonstop, yet nobody turns every random solicitation into a social media campaign about “cults,” “mafias,” or dangerous religious Jews. As for the surgeon and janitor sitting next to each other in shul, beautiful. Judaism has always valued people beyond money and status. That’s not a flaw. That’s one of the healthiest parts of religious community life.

Calling this “soliciting minors” is intentionally framing a voluntary religious interaction to sound predatory. Nobody is forcing kids into a van. Nobody is grooming them. A @Chabad guy asking a Jewish teenager if he wants to put on tefillin or visit a Chabad house is no different than any other group inviting young people to participate in their community, values, or beliefs. The difference is that when it’s visibly religious Jews doing it, suddenly people start using loaded language designed to make Judaism itself sound dangerous.

היי @asafzamir בגלל שאתה אוהב את חב״ד אולי תגיד לחברים שלך להפסיק לפנות לקטינים בעיר. תודה.

צילום מחוץ לתיכון אליאנס ת״א (13:06): חרדי ממתין לנערים היוצאים מבית הספר במטרה להציע להם להניח תפילין. בחלק מהמקרים, מתבצע חילוף מספרי וואטסאפ במטרה לשלוח סרטוני רבנים והזמנות לבית חב"ד. הורים יקרים, תשמרו על הילדים שלכם. עיריית תל אביב, אתם בושה.

The way some of you describe a Chabad guy offering tefillin, you’d think he was standing outside the school handing out fentanyl. Nobody is being kidnapped. Nobody is being forced. A religious Jew offering another Jew a mitzvah or inviting him to a Chabad house is not some criminal conspiracy. The kids can say yes, they can say no, and life moves on. Chabad does not force Judaism on people. They ask. That’s it. If someone wants to put on tefillin, they do it voluntarily. If they don’t want to, they say no and keep walking. Nobody is dragged anywhere. Nobody is coerced. Nobody is “targeted.” Meanwhile, secular activists, political organizations, influencers, NGOs, social movements, and pride groups openly market their ideologies to children and teenagers every single day, but somehow the real “danger” is a guy with tefillin standing near a school. At some point this stops sounding like concern for children and starts sounding like pure hatred toward visibly religious Jews.

I highly doubt this is the first spam text she ever received in her life. Americans get random political texts, marketing texts, scam texts, donation texts, and event promos nonstop. The outrage suddenly appears only when the text is connected to Jews, a yeshiva, a Jewish organization, kosher events, or Orthodox culture. That’s what people are noticing. Nobody likes spam texts. But acting like a single Jewish event promo is evidence of some sinister operation while ignoring every other spam campaign people receive daily is exactly why people think the reaction comes from her obsession on frum Jews, and not outrage on random solicitation.

@LazerNYC @jewishmemequeen - afaik she's still shomeres mitzvos - nobody likes spam texts - I've been critical of her really bad takes in the past , but your response here is over the top

It’s always the same slippery slope argument. A separate prayer section or a religious event suddenly becomes “a plan for religious takeover,” as if secular society is so fragile that seeing religious Jews practice their beliefs in public is an existential threat. Meanwhile, secular culture is allowed to dominate public space nonstop, pride parades, explicit advertising, hypersexualized campaigns, anti-religious activism, nightlife culture, and nobody calls that a “secular takeover.” That’s just considered normal. The issue isn’t public space. The issue is that some people only believe pluralism works in one direction.

@andebetayalla לא הבנתי, אתה בעד אירועים במימון ציבורי בהפרדה מגדרית? אירוע בהפרדה מגדרית בלב עיר חילונית הוא פרובוקציה, והוא חלק מתכנית השתלטות דתית על כל המרחב החילוני. זה כולל גרעינים תורניים, אירועים בהפרדה מגדרית, שריפת בתי עסק פתוחים בשבת והומופוביה אלימה.

מצטער, אבל בעיניי אין לו מקום במפלגת הדמוקרטים

In New York City, multiple different Jewish groups live differently in the same city and even in the same borough. Chareidi Jews, Modern Orthodox Jews, Reform Jews, Conservative Jews, secular Jews, all with different lifestyles, standards, religious practices, and views on public life. Some have mixed events. Some are fully secular. Some prefer separate seating and separate men’s and women’s sections. Society continues functioning perfectly fine with near zero clashes between these Jewish groups. Everybody does their thing and goes home. The problem begins when one side decides only its version of Judaism and tolerance is allowed to exist publicly.

You spent the entire day publicly attacking, stereotyping, and demonizing an entire Chareidi religious community as abusive, primitive, oppressive, mafia-like, cultish, and dangerous, and now you’re shocked that people are angrily responding to you? Nobody should be harassing or threatening you. But receiving backlash after nonstop inflammatory posts against millions of religious Jews is not proof of a “Chareidi mafia.” It’s proof that when you constantly provoke people, people react. You turned one picture of a modest religious girl with a stroller into a manifesto about abuse and cults. At some point this stops looking like criticism and starts looking like obsession.

שוב מתקפת חרדים מאפיוזית על הטלפון שלי. זה כבר קרה כשיצאתי נגד התפילה בהפרדה בכיפור. ככה הם פועלים. מפרסמים ביקורת עליהם, אז הם מפרסמים את הטלפון שלך בקבוצות שלהם ומבקשים שיטרידו אותך בניסיון לחסום את כל דרכי התקשורת שלך עם העולם. ככה זה עובד. כת. מאפייה. עולם תחתון. וזה יגיע לכולכם. כי אין אצלם קו אדום.

Modern culture normalized turning women’s bodies into products for clicks, subscriptions, and validation on platforms like OnlyFans, and calls that “empowerment.” But a modestly dressed religious girl helping with a stroller is what gets labeled oppressive. Some people still believe tznius, dignity, family structure, and privacy are healthier values than teaching young girls that attention and monetizing sexuality are the highest forms of self-worth.

ילדה חרדית אולי בת שבע חוצה כביש בלב תל אביב לבד עם עגלה ותינוק. אין הזנחת ילדים ממוסדת יותר מאשר תחת איצטלת החרדיות. לילדים אין זכויות במדינה הזו. הם אקססורי. עשה בהם מה שתרצה אם אתה חלק מהזרם הנכון. ואת זה אני צריכה ״לכבד״.

Modern culture promotes OnlyFans, hypersexualization, hookup culture, and turning women’s bodies into products for clicks and subscriptions, and that’s marketed as “empowerment.” But a modestly dressed religious girl helping with a stroller is suddenly treated like a symbol of oppression. Some people still believe dignity, modesty, family values, and tznius are healthier for society than teaching young girls that self-worth comes from validation, exposure, and monetizing sexuality online.