Over a week ago, I lamented how Jew-hater Angelo John Gage – now going by the name Lucas Gage – almost had me fooled after we had some interactions, including a Zoom call, in which he claimed he was a changed man.
Gage did not take too kindly to my post, first direct messaging me, claiming my reaction to his tweet quoting Hitler was an “overreaction”:
Note how here is ragging on Hitler, yet still managed to quote him approvingly. This is atrocious on its own, but given that in our Zoom call, I explained to him how my determination to fight antisemitism is mainly fueled by the fact nearly all of my father’s family were murdered in the Holocaust, I take it more personally.
Meanwhile, despite stating he would not block me:
before tweeting the below:
Apparently, taking exception to quoting Hitler approvingly is “demanding certain things can’t be said.” Well, yeah, if you don’t want to be characterized as a Jew-hater, then you really shouldn’t be quoting a mass murderer of Jews.
You also shouldn’t be tweeting other things that make a mockery of the claim you are trying to peacefully educate people about antisemitism so you can solve it.
Like on one hand claiming you quoted “someone” (Hitler) because he made a correct observation about “Zionism” (not Jews):
while tweeting other terrible things about “Zionists” as a group, not individuals:
yet at the same time showing by “Zionists” you really mean “Jews”:
But don’t think Gage puts in too much effort to play the “anti-Zionist-not-antisemite” game. He doesn’t:
I am sure you will agree with me that in no universe is any of this about “peacefully educating” people in order to solve antisemitism. It sounds like he does want to solve it, but I shudder at the thought as to how that might be.
Yet, Gage considers himself the good guy:
Angelo/Lucas, you are not the victim here or the good guy. You continue to spread hate against Jews, while dishonestly claiming otherwise. What’s worse is you have heard Jewish people like me out, yet have not learned a damn thing.
