Brett Cooper

So in terms of these numbers, that means that they are spending $82,000 per student when the national average is like $15,000, and these parents, rightfully, are confused.

They don't know where the money is going, especially as they see the Jewish private schools get tons of funding and get, you know, developed and expanded while their children are being fed quote unquote cold, rotten food, per that little girl's testimony in front of the school board.

If I was a parent there, I would also be upset.

Now, if that is not evidence of fraud, I think that it is also worthy to note that back in 2017, the FBI,

carried out a huge raid in Lakewood where 26 Orthodox Jews were charged of stealing $2 million in government benefits.

I can't believe I have to preface it with this, but I'm not saying that to be racist, I'm just saying that to paint the picture that maybe Tyler is also trying to paint for the world at large.

But this article reads, quote, you have a family of six or seven or eight, somebody is paying the mortgage, somebody is paying the taxes, they have two cars in the driveway, they've got food for all the kids, and they are reporting their total income at $10,000, says the Ocean County prosecutor who took the lead in the case.

You have to ask, what is going on here?

That's what Tyler's asking.

That's what the New York Times asked back in 2011.

In one case unsealed by the court in June, a couple with six children are alleged to have reported their income at $39,000 per year, low enough to qualify for Medicaid, when in fact they were getting more than $1 million annually from a limited liability corporation.

Like guys,

We made fun of the Somalis, saying that the Minnesota government could not look into the alleged fraud because that would be racist, and they would come out and say that they were racist.

Like, we have to be able to laugh at the ridiculousness of this, too.

The ridiculousness of that excuse.

Like, that is just fair.

But apparently, no, that is not allowed.

The internet said, no way, Jose.

Now, once Tyler's video was posted, obviously the world unleashed on him.

And in fact, his entire Patreon subscription platform for his whole community, that was totally nuked and shut down.