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“Every single day, Iran is losing 400 to $500,000,000 in oil export revenue. The total direct damage done to Iran in forty five days is 38 to 48% of their entire prewar GDP, and it's getting worse every single day. The Iranians think time is on their side because the pressure will force the the the Trump administration to cave.”

“If you have an intransigent minority of people who refuse to abide by the rules, they can get everybody else to abide by their rules. The renormalization, creating a new normal, gets broader and broader just because there was one intransigent person in the beginning. In politics, those baseline voters should be classified as inflexible.”

“I would not be logistically capable of executing such a fact, but would I cheer on every news story of people that I see doing it? Absolutely. I think it's cool. We gotta we gotta get back to cool crimes like that. Like, you know, bank robberies. Right? Stealing, stealing priceless artifacts, things of that nature.”

“What we are watching right now on the left, the rise of this radical leftist nonsense... it’s being replaced by something else. And that is something older, Third worldism. Third worldism is the philosophy that basically every country on earth that is poor is poor because of the West, that the solution to that is to tear down the West from the inside, that global redistributionism, destruction of private property, and violence are all justified.”

“It is revolutionary left wing violence being now remodeled as progressive democratic politics by Chang Uyghurs' Nepo baby. It is the mainstreaming of Baiter Meinhof ideology. Resistance is when I ensure that what does not please me occurs no more. And resistance, of course, is good. Right? Protest is enough. You need resistance.”

“When people turned on the TV and saw these things happening with their own eyes, they understood it as something that ran completely contrary to who we are as a people, and certainly spit in the face of how we became a nation in the first place. The rebellion that our American forefathers launched not too far north of here because an oppressive government, because of an oppressive regime that was using brutal tactics in the streets and in people's homes.”

“The finding here is that the most empathetic people support the least tolerant policies, of course, because you believe that if you're empathetic, you understand why somebody bad did the bad thing, and it must be somebody else's fault. And that ends with the kind of tyranny that is being espoused by people like Hasan Piker and like Zara Mamdani.”