querty,
First of all, congratulations on winning the chess game.
That aside, I did acknowledge that there are a handful of crazies in Chabad. I don’t consider that a problem with Chabad. I think it is quite understandable that when you have a large population, a certain percent will be crazy. I was very specific about who I called crazy. The people who fall into that category are only a small fraction of Chabad (this is not something you can argue about. you can go to 770 on any given day and see how many people actually make a path for the rebbe (or wait on line to get dollars) even during the month of Tishrei. Now compare that to the hours long line during the entire 24 hours of 3 Tamus at the Ohel. Or you can compare the amount of people in the Ohel on any random day to the amount of people on that same day making a path for the Rebbe. Or you can compare the amount of people making a path to the amount of people in 770 at the time. I think I made my point clear enough).
Again, you are entitled to call a larger percent of Chabad crazy, but don’t put those words into my mouth.