The Jewish organization Tikvah invited a great countermoonbat to speak at the Museum of Jewish Heritage. However, as Tikvah’s Alan Steinfeld relates in a letter to the Wall Street Journal,

The museum then suddenly told us that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis would not be allowed to speak because he “didn’t align with the museum’s values” and would undermine its mission of teaching tolerance.

If only those who teach “tolerance” were as tolerant as they are hypocritical.

Steinfeld is aghast:

I’ve been a supporter of New York’s Museum of Jewish Heritage for years. … The charge of maintaining the memory of the six-million murdered Jews is a sacred trust. … But I am appalled to read that the museum had gotten involved in petty politics, canceling people and straying from its important mission.

To which a moonbat responds:

Please, spare us the histrionics. Many of Florida’s Jews, especially those of us who are progressive, will understand and support the Museum of Jewish Heritage’s decision to block the visit of Mr. DeSantis. His recent legislation threatens gender nonconforming youth and seeks to ban the books that depict them.

Regarding the sort of books that liberals screech histrionically are being banned from school libraries for depicting sexually depraved children, here’s what happens when you try to read from one at a schoolboard meeting:

The Holocaust was certainly horrific, but cannot compare to the genocide committed by communists, which dwarfs it in terms of the number of victims. This is welcome:

DeSantis announced Monday that he is signing legislation designating Nov. 7 as Victims of Communism Day in his state. …

“Honoring the people that have fallen victim to communist regimes and teaching our students about those atrocities is the best way to ensure that history does not repeat itself,” DeSantis said in a statement.

No one is likely to complain that DeSantis does not align with the values of those who oppose communism.

On tips from Varla and seaoh.

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