I am Chabad and I have NEVER heard of any animosity between Chabad and Breslov… on the contrary. I know a number of Chabadnikim who go every RH to Uman ; the numbers were so large last year, they have their own tent for davening (according to our nusach.)
As for Shluchim: Jakob, are you prepared to take the place of my daughter, her husband & 6 kids in Slovakia? Are you going to travel 6 hours each way in really harsh winters to do a Tahara on an altere Yid? Or to sit with a family & beg the goyishe wife not to cremate her husband? Are you going to travel from shetl to shtetl, to places like Tarnow, Nitra, towns that were once Makom Torah & now have less than a minyan, to bring them lulav and esrog?
Just wondering: would your children prefer to study online because there aren’t any schools? How about sending your daughter overseas for HS because Online School stops at 8th grade? Are you happy your kids have friends outside their siblings? How about having to make everything yourself or import truckloads of stuff from UK & store it in a commercial freezer in another city?
The list goes on. And let’s not forget the tourists who go to them, schnorr a beautiful Shabbos meal, yet talk about Chabad as you do? You all know where to turn when there’s a problem in Peru, or Nepal, or Wyoming.
I hope your Din V’cheshbon includes the anti-Chabad rhetoric you and others like you spew on a frequent basis.