JD Vance Just Cursed Me Out Like a Child

After I called him out for breaking International Law.

When the U.S. Vice President responds to being called out, not with reason, not with facts, but with profanity, you know you’ve struck a nerve. That’s exactly what happened when JD Vance cursed me out on X after I raised a simple but serious point: Trump’s actions in Venezuela may very well constitute a violation of international law.

Instead of addressing the concern like a statesman, Vance lashed out like a schoolyard bully.

The Issue: Trump’s Reckless Actions

Let’s be clear about what we’re talking about. Under Trump, the U.S. bombed a vessel off the coast of Venezuela, killing civilians. International law is not a suggestion, it’s a foundation of global order. Attacks on civilians, particularly in foreign waters, raise grave legal and moral questions. To ignore that is to invite chaos.

@krassensteinJD Vance just cursed me out for calling out his breaking of international law. #jdvance #venezuela🇻🇪 #breakingnews

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Vance’s Response: Profanity Over Principle

When faced with these concerns, a responsible leader might explain the legal justification, or argue the facts. Instead, Vance did what has become the MAGA brand: he cursed me out.

This wasn’t just disrespectful toward me, an American citizen, it was disrespectful toward the American people who deserve serious answers. It showed that Vance, rather than defending the rule of law, would rather defend Donald Trump at any cost, even if it means spitting on international norms that protect us all.

Why This Matters

History will not look kindly on leaders who treat international law as optional. The rules are there to protect civilians, prevent atrocities, and maintain peace. By brushing off these rules and attacking critics with insults, JD Vance reveals his priorities: blind loyalty to Trump, zero loyalty to justice.

The Bigger Picture

This is about more than JD Vance’s bad temper. It’s about a dangerous trend in American politics where leaders excuse reckless and possibly criminal actions abroad while attacking anyone who dares question them at home. If America abandons the international rule of law, we not only lose moral authority, we endanger our own citizens when other nations decide to play by the same lawless rules.

Final Word

JD Vance’s profanity-laced meltdown doesn’t make him strong. It makes him pathetic. Leaders are measured not by their ability to hurl insults, but by their ability to defend principles. And on this count, Vance has shown us exactly who he is: a man who doesn’t care about international law, about accountability, or about the truth.