The Madness of Ye

Ye West, Kanye West, is a Jew-hater. Pretty obviously, there's no way to avoid that conclusion. The stuff that he's been ranting and raving over the past several weeks demonstrates that he doesn't just hate specific Jews; he hates the Jews.

Honestly, that's my great fear here for Ye West is that if he is in the middle of a manic episode, the depression on the other side of the mania, very often, is coincident with the level of the mania ... I would not be surprised, God forbid, something should happen—that Ye should do something to himself given his behavior.

You don't have to be a doctor to know this. This is a disturbed human being ... When you are on a set with Nick Fuentes and Alex Jones, and those are the two rational guys in the room trying to pull you back from the brink, looking embarrassed by you standing for Hitler, at that point, you have to start wondering, is there a problem?

And I would love for people to understand who are defending Ye West, that when you defend a person who's in the middle of a mental episode, you're not doing them any good. You're not adding value to the world. You're doing something quite cruel.

The fact is that Ye West is in the middle of a mental breakdown, and we are watching it on the world's most public stage. It is the most famous person to have a mental breakdown, probably, since Howard Hughes, publicly.

This is a person who needs treatment, not a camera ... There are a lot people out there who are making a lot of money off of Ye by putting him in front of a camera, a lot of people who are cynically utilizing this person's mental breakdown in order to facilitate their own career.

So, do I think that Ye actually should be banned from Twitter? I think the answer is no; I don't think that Ye should be banned from Twitter.

Anti-semitism is rarely the disease. Anti-semitism isn't even the cancer. Societal cancer is the disease, and anti-semitism is its most obvious symptom.