Exiled From NYC: When Your Own City Turns on You | ep.139

I lived on NYU campus for 26 years, loved it.

There's nothing better than living on a campus for an educator.

And then one day the encampment was outside my door.

The minute you question their identity, it became a complete shutdown to the point that I started being labeled an agitator, let me get it correct, a Zionist agitator to which they would encircle me and follow me down the block with umbrellas.

Something inside of them is demanding something else, right? And that demand, that question that cannot be answered with the means of this world, that's what we call a point in the heart.

We're a chosen people.

I would say that probably.

And I don't mean that, and I'd have to preface it with the children.

I don't mean that we could run faster or we even have bigger brains.

We're chosen because we love hard.

And through love, we can do creations, in my opinion, that no one else can do.

You know, because like, look at the things that the Jews are doing, as you said, and the hubs and the craters.

And when we're X'd out of one venture, we build another one.

It's really remarkable.

So yeah, we're chosen.

The Jew saw them all, beat them all, and is now what he always was.

All things are mortal but the Jew.

All other forces pass, but he remains.

What is the secret of his immortality?

I lived on NYU campus for 26 years, loved it.

There's nothing better than living on a campus for an educator.

And then one day the encampment was outside my door.

The minute you question their identity, it became a complete shutdown to the point that I started being labeled an agitator, let me get it correct, a Zionist agitator to which they would encircle me and follow me down the block with umbrellas.

Something inside of them is demanding something else, right? And that demand, that question that cannot be answered with the means of this world, that's what we call a point in the heart.

We're a chosen people.

I would say that probably.

And I don't mean that, and I'd have to preface it with the children.

I don't mean that we could run faster or we even have bigger brains.

We're chosen because we love hard.

And through love, we can do creations, in my opinion, that no one else can do.

You know, because like, look at the things that the Jews are doing, as you said, and the hubs and the craters.

And when we're X'd out of one venture, we build another one.

It's really remarkable.

So yeah, we're chosen.

The Jew saw them all, beat them all, and is now what he always was.

All things are mortal but the Jew.

All other forces pass, but he remains.

What is the secret of his immortality?