@Syag,
Whatever I say you will always twist my words. The fact remains, that TT evidently must have some prior intimate exposure to Lubavitch in order to be familiar with certain sayings and concepts. For example, “The Kasheh of Tomchei Tmimim” – you won’t find that online or on Wikipedia. One must have at some point been personally exposed to Lubavitch to hear things like that. Me pointing out that fact is no defense of TT, and my problem isn’t just with where he’s spouting his rhetoric, but his very way of thinking. Chassidus Chabad has no expectation on the rest of Klal Yisrael do don a Kapote and smash their hats, or eat the Kasheh of Tomchei Tmimim (seemingly, TTs version of sprinkling “holy water”).
Shluchim aren’t out there to “convert people to Chabad” they’re there to influence people to increase in their Torah and Mitzvos. Hafotzas HaMayonois doesn’t mean making people Lubavitch, it means spreading the teachings of Chassidus to the general public, and that is not limited to Chassidus Chabad, other Chassidus also perfectly fits the bill, whether it be Noam Elimelech, Kedushas Levi or Sfas Emas, doesn’t make a difference.