Shea Freidman - Nachi Uncensored vs. Podsitivity Podcast

Okie dokie. So, I wanted to post this long video and it seems like the best place to post something like that is on a live. So, I've posted something about a podcast that was eared a few days ago and I've got a lot of people, you know, responding and supporting and trying to understand what's going on and trying to like be like, you know, why why did you respond like that? What's bothering you? you know, and then the host of that podcast like reached out to like maybe maybe let's discuss that on a live, maybe let's talk about that in public, but you know, the truth is that I don't want to, but I do want to explain to myself and, you know, let the world know, let our community know, let my people know, you know, what I stand for and what so many people that I've been in touch with actually stand for. to take a person that's visibly struggling with his mental health, that has a family, that has a wife, that has been through a hell of a life. And everybody that's from the place where I grew up knows this person, everybody knows him. Everybody knows what he's been through. It's just pure simple riches. And how do I know that that was the goal of such a podcast? Well, if the preview to the podcast is pushing the guy to his limits that he loses it to get clickbait, now that's pureicious right there. And whether or not it's cute or funny or hilarious, we are all grown-ups, some of us. And to have a laugh on somebody else's insanity. Now, when that's done, you know, you you capture somebody, you know, you quote somebody by the side of the road, that's one thing, but sitting down and actually sponsoring and putting in an effort to shame another human is disgusting on every possible way. The last time I did that and felt good, I was maybe 5 years old. And then I started feeling another human's emotion and it just stopped feeling so freaking good. Now there is other podcasts out there. There is a positivity podcast. And whether or not every podcast from that podcast is high quality information. No, it's not. But it's positive. It talks about positivity. It talks about people's experiences. It doesn't take a community that just 80 years ago was slaughtered and sent to death camps and is struggling with mental health, with Holocaust trauma, and is struggling to keep a tradition, to keep a religion, to keep his authenticity, and has issues like every other community. Like some of my non-Jewish friends and some of my non-etic friends, they're all been through their own fair share of trauma. We're all struggling, but this particular community is struggling with a lot of mental health and is struggling with a lot of religious trauma. To get a podcast that focuses solely on the purpose to beat something like this down because of your own pain and because of your own anger is disgusting. And whether or not you enjoy it for 15 minutes, it will end up biting you in the ass. We're all amazing people here. This community is focused on so much goodness, on so much beauty, on so much, you know, helping out each other. Do we always get it right? Is our education the best? No. But who is? Is our marriage rate the highest or the second highest? Who cares? Have we figured out everything? Have we found a solution to everything? No, we've not. But sitting and shitalking and beating down and finding the issues on the most negative way possible. We are all better than something like that. We are all holier than that. We are we are all more special and we are all more grown up than something like that. And I don't know why I chose to do this live and why I chose to spoke in front of the whole world about it is because it pains me. It pains me that nobody nobody else is speaking out but but so many I've got hundreds of messages, hundreds of people, you know, reaching out and discussing this with me in private and it's just beyond disgusting. You know, clickbait. Try to be uh creative for clickbait. Try to bring somebody positive. Try to talk about something that actually has quality. Try to do something that feels good or leaves people feeling good. That doesn't leave people feeling like, "Oh, you know, this m sugar know we had such a good time laughing about him. It's disgusting." And every sane, normal human should call it out. Um, yeah. So, I am proud. I am so happy, you know, to find the positivity in a broken nation in in a community that struggles with so much but despite every possible outcome keeps growing and keeps healing and keeps being so proud of itself. That's what I stand for. That's what That's what I'm proud of and that's what I want to talk about more. I love you all so much.