And I think you are wrong to say that. You came on here asking questions and answering questions and we did the same. You had no problem making rude references to Rav Shach but are suddenly calling us anti chabad because you don’t like the things we are saying that we are backing up with sources, examples and daas Torah. Does that really make sense? Is that the way it works? You can say whatever you want about non chabad people, gedolim (oh a dime a dozen, fallible, not REAL giants like our rebbe) and mesorah but when someone says it to you, AH, suddenly it’s anti chabad and we are not treating a tzaddik well. You don’t h
even have a legitimate tayna. Nothing was just “said” and since you said it too, who are you to complain.
How truly disappointing. If this is what your teachers have taught you to say (blame them, they hate you) then shame on them. If it is your own response (I don’t like what they are saying so they are wrong) then shame on you. If you can respect a man in a dress with five piercings and a tattoo who wants to put on tefillin, but you can’t have a conversation with frum yidden who live differently than you without dumping the blame, then your “love all yidden” campaign is a scam.