Rayden de Frydgge

For those who see no problem glorifying as a "jeen-yuhs" the man who decides whether or not he still wants to go "death con" on the Jewish people based on a Jonah Hill comedy, this documentary extolling one of our generation's most unstable hate-filled bigots, which conveniently never once mentions his 20-year record of antisemitism even though it was well-known to both the filmmakers and Netflix when they decided to lavish such high praise upon him, will probably be inoffensive. But most reasonable adult human beings will probably be able to find better things to do with their time than filling their mind with several hours of lies about what a "jeenyuhs" this piece of human garbage is. I don't even understand why I have to open Google and see people openly praising a dedicated antisemite, who has openly alled for "death" for me, my family, and my people, on my search results. Google, get rid of this garbage from your search results page.