content: I actually found what he was saying halfway interesting. The normative nested closetsTM. If you come out of a closet, you ensure that it's inside of another closet, and this too is inside of yet another closet. I was actually pretty engaged by that. There is something so sociologically and psychologically serious about that, and at the same time so Jewish it's hard to understate haha. When you pick apart the Jewish nature, there is such a commonsense and naturalistic survival impulse underlying it's logic: hide what you are to be what you are. I think this is one concept that divides Jews right down the line between conservative and revolutionary. The conservative Jews love the law and a society in the closet. Revolutionary Jews love a masquerade because they can move through the crowds of social degenerates and count on the grotesque   1ff  parade to hide them. The difference between wearing one's own mask, versus wanting society to wear many masks for you. Changing one's own nature, versus changing the nature of those around them. Giving in to the order around you versus shaking its pillars.