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They already do, it's the Tzivos Hashem child soldiers

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Actually I think if you haven't grown up Chabad yourself you shouldn't tell people what they can and can't say about Chabad. People should be allowed to talk about their experiences growing up within Chabad in the same way people from every other Charedi sect and/or cult should be allowed to talk about their experiences, and their words shouldn't be misconstrued as a condoning of antisemitic violence. Survivors of abuse shouldn't be forced to be silent because their words don't fit the narrative you've constructed in your head about the communities they come from.

And if you think Chabad is nothing but a perfectly benevolent organization that just wants to help every single Jew without prejudice, then their propaganda is working on you. Individual Chabad shluchim can have the most lofty of intentions, you could have had the most positive experiences with individual Chabadnikim and Chabad houses, but that doesn't change the fact that the organization itself is predatory and harmful.

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FOR: Chabad

I was reading R’ Joseph Telushkin’s biography of the Lubavitcher Rebbe and he notes that in the 1950s-60s the Rebbe was vocally in favor of prayer in US public schools (and consequently opposed the 1962 SCOTUS decision Engel v. Vitale), in spite of the fact that such prayers were inevitably Christian in nature and would mean any Jewish public school students would have to pray with Christians. I was always told that Christianity is avodah zara/idolatry and that reciting Christian prayers or praying with Christians (even in a supposedly “non-denominational” manner) would be very bad, so how did the Rebbe/Chabad justify this stance?

Note that this is in no way intended to defame the Rebbe zt’’l, a man of whom I have much admiration, merely an attempt to understand this stance.

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"Magneto is the mutant Malcolm X!" "No, Magneto is the mutant Menachem Begin!" "No, Magneto is the mutant Meir Kahane!"

No. Magneto is the mutant Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the seventh Lubavitcher Rebbe.

The Rebbe never said he was the Messiah. He hated when people called him that. He certainly never said he was coming back after he died. That's all stuff his followers started saying after he died. There's no love lost between me and Chabad, especially Messiancs, but the Rebbe always seemed like a solid guy.

The narrative that the Rebbe never said he was Moshiach comes from post-death Anti-Meshichist damage control and it's false. According to professor Yoram Bilu, in his book With Us More Than Ever, most historians and researchers who have studied the Rebbe have concluded that he did view himself as Moshiach. The most evidence (while biased) is compiled by Chabad Meshichist publication Chabad Info on their wiki, Chabadpedia: https://chabadpedia.com/index.php/The_Rebbe_Accepting_The_Nesius