This exchange took place on X.

A little bit of context: both individuals are somewhat public figures, but not by much. The first individual (i.e. Blue) used “you” in his first tweet to address the general population.
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[e.g. 3] The guy who posted this *definitely* wants people to engage the post. Don’t… his goal is to grow an audience, and every click helps. He is inciting and using provocation.

He entered a Jewish space and began proselytizing about Jesus while recording himself. Another individual with more patience than me escorted him out; the video ends with text that claims the videographer was then assaulted.
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[e.g. 1] A video appeared this week of “Goyim Defense League” members harassing Jews. They made the video themselves, and they know what they’re doing (i.e. applicable laws, staying on public space, using bullhorns to be heard).

They are in Florida, but likely want others to take up their tactics of harassing Jews as they exit shuls/community centers/etc. They avoid being the ones who cross the legal line, but they definitely are itching for a fight.
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This was shared by a Christian pastor with a decent size of online followers. I commend him for making this statement. Let’s cover the statement and background material, then get to the problem.

When I ask Christians whether they have heard the word Pharisee used pejoratively, there are two clear camps: some answer “Yes, plenty of times” and others are baffled by the question. My takeaway is that some camps within American Christianity use it frequently, and others don’t at all.

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