I’m not saying I agree with any of those things, I’m saying that I haven’t been on public transportation or in a transportation hub in the past year without the masks being enforced. So what’s different? Putting in writing what everyone’s been forced to do all year? Yawn.
Oh okay, so now we’re moving the goalposts. That’s fine. “Gentile” and even the (sometimes) pejorative “goy/goyim” literally mean “nation.” You should know this from the link you posted. It’s original definition actually has no “extreme exclusionary” connotation.
Gentile is not a “reference” to goy. The latter could conceivably be used as a pejorative, whereas the formal could not. It’s not being used as a slur in the tweet, which is the disingenuous “point” you’re trying (and failing) to make.
You’re saying words that you don’t even understand how to use properly. Link me to whatever you’re talking about so I can see how it “exposes my lies.”