BA – You tend to involve yourself in subjects in which you lack the experience necessary to qualify you as knowledgeable. Blocking you enables writers to focus on things that interest them.

Judaism is a good example. You open one of your articles with such a twisted sentence, I suspect you rewrote it many times before you felt confident people would “assume” you were a Ukrainian Jew. However, you gave yourself away by writing that you were ten before you encountered Jewish life in Ukraine.

You go on to describe the Jewish school that took you in, with old anti-Semitic tropes (lies) that expose your assimilation into white Christian culture was complete, by age ten – and remains so today.

For example, you cannot comprehend Tzedakah which means justice (NOT charity as you claim). For the record, the private Jewish school that took you in, was practicing justice – not charity. Since Jews did not treat you like a charity case, you were happy at their school. If you’d attended a private Christian school instead, you would have been treated like a charity case and found yourself the object of ridicule and scorn.

Since you can’t understand the difference between justice and charity, you frame the Judaic tradition of tithing in Christian terms. Again, for the record, Christian churches have NO moral. or biblical, principles to guide their use of tithing. As a result, Christian leaders buy themselves jet planes, vacation homes, jewelry, political power, crystal cathedrals, broadcast stations and sexual liaisons with their congregants hard-earned money. If you do some research, you will find Judaism has very strong moral principles regarding tithing.

In another article, you claim you are the victim of reverse-racism by another Medium writer. Clearly, your indoctrination into white Christian culture has imprisoned your mind. The key out of your prison begins by exploring white Christian culture separate and apart from all other cultures. Ask yourself, has white Christian culture fulfilled its own morals, standards and principles? Ask yourself, do white Christians follow their own faith, standards, principles and beliefs? Ask yourself, are white Christians peaceable and sociable people – or violent and aggressive people? In other words, stick to your experience and you will be the expert you want to be.