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Now that we are in the Age of the Hate Hoax, it is valuable to look closer at a recent “anti-Semitic” temple attack that the Left initially promoted as more proof of the evils of Trump and White nationalists. They promoted it — until it turned out that the vandal who attacked the Jewish house of worship was a (i) Black (ii) LGBT (iii) Obama supporter.

What’s with all the Left-wing cruel and vicious hoaxes that depict very good Americans as racist, sexist, homophobic, and xenophobic in order to tar-and-feather conservatives in general, and Caucasian heterosexual male supporters of President Trump in particular? And what’s with the compulsion to be seen as a victim?

In a society where hate speech is condemned, calling someone hateful, when it is false, can be a potent expression of hate. The Left has raised the use of hate as hateful accusation to a fine art.

In 2006, we passed by-laws which declared that “no RCBC member synagogue may permit women to receive aliyot to the Torah in any form or in any circumstance.” At the time, nobody even dreamt we would have to spell out the inadmissibility of female clergy.

Ours is a remarkably kind, accepting, and fair country. Yes, this country once was blighted by slavery, but more than 300,000 White American men gave their lives to end that tragic institution more than 150 years ago. Slavery ended. Like the Holocaust of only 75 years ago, it is part of a history book now.

Unguv Stace was chosen because (i) she is Black, not White; and (ii) she is female, not male. In other words, in the world of Democrat Intersectionality, she was born with two points.

New York City Councilman Ruben Diaz Sr. is in major trouble. In fact, he may be expelled from the NYC Council. What exactly did Councilman Diaz do? He said: “The City Council is controlled by the homosexual community.”

Long after it had seemed that the Democrats finally had forgiven the Republicans for taking away their slaves, the new era of Democrat Hate has come. In great measure, it stems from Identity Politics.

If you have been walking quietly through the week, keeping this thought to yourself because you dare not express it, here is your validation: Yes, indeed — the whole lot of them are absolutely bat crazy.

I did not watch an NFL game for two years. I wrote as much publicly: If Goodell would not immediately put an end to the cultural repugnancy, I was done with the NFL. The ingratitude by the Millionaire Morons continued, and I left football.