Hi everybody this is Gatsad yesterday or day before I was contacted by a reporter

from one of my university's newspapers asking me to grant an interview regarding a problematic tweet that I had

posted to which I responded. I didn't know which tweet the individual was referring to and so I wrote like I said, which tweet?

because literally anything that I say at any given moment

can trigger someone, even though I hardly say things

that in a sane world should be considered

in the least bit offensive.

Not that in a free society you shouldn't be allowed to be offensive and irreverent and so on.

In any case, today I heard back from the individual in question and it was in reference to this tweet.

Let me read it first and then I'll give you the answer that I provided the reporter.

So this is something that I sent out on February 5th. To give you the context, it was

around the time when Joe Rogan was getting massive flack because of the montage that had been put together regarding his use of the

N-word and, you know, how people were trying to cancel him and so on so I posted the following

Jews have been the most persecuted people in history they were nearly exterminated I escape persecution in Lebanon

because I'm Jewish and yet I don't wilt away at hearing some

idiot using use anti-Semitic words I'm not a fragile flower enough with the

hysteria around the N-word now what what was I saying there? I was basically arguing for

anti-fragility, for resilience. You're stronger than some idiot insulting you

with a racist word. Walk tall, be dignified, right? It's a message of

resilience, it's a positive message. It's a message that says you must be anti-f fragile as I explained in the parasitic mind

But it's the tweet received more than 10 I think 10 and a half million views, hundreds of thousands of

engagement, and then of course it died away.

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