A Jewish Convert Responds to Antisemitism

Welcome to Vincy's Bus. When I started this channel, I made a decision.

I wasn't gonna discuss politics, and I wasn't gonna bring religion into this.

But it's been brought to my attention that there have been some disparaging remarks in the comment section of one of my snuff reviews due to the obvious Jewishness of my brand and my appearance.

So we're gonna have some fun. I just wanna let all of you know, I don't know if you can tell by the way I talk, that I wasn't born Jewish.

In fact, I was born a seventh-generation American of mostly, mostly Western European heritage on a horse and cattle ranch in Colorado.

I studied on my own for almost two years before even starting the process.

Then I had to learn and study, show up, and do for two more years just to be able to call myself Jewish, and it's taken 15 years of daily self-improvement just to look like the way I do now.

Also, I'm married to an amazing, amazing Ethiopian Israeli, and I have six beautiful Hamisha kinderlach, ehrliche kinderlach.

So when I merit the honor of receiving a little bit of antisemitism, it gives me such a warm, fuzzy feeling deep down inside.

I don't react the way you may, uh, might think 'cause, uh, I worked hard for the privilege of being the recipient of a little bit of baseless hatred.

But I don't know if it's my country heart or just the way I was raised, I was taught to maybe not to love, but to respect people.

And I just only have one thing to say to all you out there that's listening, and I'm gonna say it in three ways 'cause I'm kind of proud of being able to do so.

Ale a gute zakhn un brokhs. Kol had'varim tovim uvrakhot.

I wanna wish you all good things and blessings.