A fine essay until he tossed in that one libelous line about ( with zero backing, evidence, or even explanation) that PDJT is somehow a “bad person.” WTH is that in there for? Certainly a brilliant man like the author knows he’s violated a Jewish teaching against falsely or unnecessarily disparaging another person. This “sin” is considered one of the very worst violations of Jewish religious law, too. Indeed, it’s even been taught that it is in a way worse then murder. Because, it leaves its victim to suffer sometimes terrible social ostracization and pain for the rest of his life. Of all people on earth, the Jews have, collectively, suffered just this kind of hate at least as much or more so than probably any other peoples. So, there’s absolutely no excuse for a Jewish writer to smear PDJT in print - without cause. “You shall not go around as a gossipmonger”
—Leviticus
“Evil gossip kills three: the one who says it, the one who listens, and the subject of the gossip”
—Talmud
“Certainly a brilliant man like the author knows he’s violated a Jewish teaching against falsely or unnecessarily disparaging another person.”
Good post,,
Thanks.