Selective Silence

People ask me every now and then:

Why don't you go back to just teaching Torah? Why all the hyperfocus on vaccines and unpleasant conspiracies, etc.?

My response:

Great question. Did you ask that same question of all the rabbis who pushed vaccines, masks, and compliance with dystopian state policies? Are you asking that same question now of all the rabbis who currently push vaccines and enforce orwellian state mandates?

How about you ask measles-obsessed vax-pushing Rabbi Braun (& many others like him): "Hey, can you please just go back to teaching Torah exclusively? Can you please stop banning hundreds of children from your vaxxed-only institutions and let them learn Torah as is their birthright?"

How about asking all those vax-peddling rabbinic courts in Israel, like the Beit Din of Beitar Ilit (& many others like them) who just ordered their community to comply with the state's latest vaccine program [1]: "Please! Can you please go back to teaching Torah and stop enforcing state agendas?"

Did you ask that question of all those rabbis from Five Towns and Baltimore who created those bizarre videos urging their communities to walk in lockstep with government and take experimental mRNA vaccines?

Did you ask it of the rabbis of institutional Chabad who banned unvaccinated from the Ohel and Kinus and continue to cruelly ban unvaccinated children from attending countless Lubavitch educational institutions in the US and worldwide?

Did you ask it of all the rabbis in Israel and abroad who bullied their adherents into getting Pfizered?

No, you didn't.
You only ask me.

So I'll answer you.

I have to speak out because nearly everyone else — yourself included — remains silent. Astonishingly silent.

Silent in the face of extraordinary mortal assault against our people, against our children.

Silent amidst massive rabbinic complicity with a dark democidal state agenda.

However, your silence is selective. You can speak up when something bothers you.

For example, you spoke up and challenged what you see as my neglect of teaching Torah.

You took the time to call me out, demanding that I "go back to teaching Torah lessons" (sic) while innocent people are getting put to death by rabbinically-endorsed diabolical death darts, but you have nothing to say in protest against those rabbis who are complicit in mass murder against our people with their heinous endorsements.

Your silence speaks volumes.

That's why I must speak out and cannot stay silent.

I speak out in defense of my people, in defense of the children.

I speak out in defense of the Torah being cruelly neglected because of all the children being banned from attending Talmud Torah due to shockingly unjust mandates.

Indeed, in defense of the Torah...if Jews are getting killed by vaccines and other nefarious state assaults, who will keep the Torah?

Dear questioner, I turn the question around to you.

Why won't you speak out? Why your deafening silence?

Notes:

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