Discussion on Immigration and Crime
There, here's a question: why are they supporting this kind of
mass immigration? And what,
like is this, is there a plan involved in all this?
Is just, is this incompetence? Is this, uh,
ignoring the fact that they don't have a handle on it,
so they're trying
to silence dissent? Like, what is happening?
Um...
'Cause if you wanted to destroy civilization,
if you wanted to destroy Western
civilization, that's-
Which George Soros seems to wanna do.
Um,
and you know, there's just...
So the, the,
the, uh, there's, there's a guy I think who,
I don't know if, if he's been on your
show. You know Gad Saad?
Yeah.
Has he been on the show?
Good friend of mine, yeah.
Yeah, he's great.
He's been on multiple times.
Oh, great. That's aw-
Yeah
... he's awesome. Uh-
Yeah
... so, uh, you know, he, the way he, he's, he's got a good, good,
uh, way to describe it, which is suicidal empathy.
Yes.
So, um,
is, is that you prey upon people's empathy,
so like well if, like you feel sorry
for, for, for something, for, for some group, and then like well,
um,
and, and that, that, that empathy is to such a degree that
it is suicidal to, to, to your country or culture.
Um,
and um,
and, and that's, that, that suicidal empathy...
'Cause I don't think we sh- we should have empathy, but, but,
but we should have,
we should, that empathy should, should extend to the victims,
not, not, not just the criminals. W- we should have empathy for the
people that they prey upon.
Um, but that suicidal empathy is also responsible f- f- for, for
why somebody's, you know, arrested 47 times for,
for violent offenses,
gets released, and then goes and,
uh, murders somebody, um, in the US. That, that, that's...
You see, you see that same phenonom- phenomenon playing out everywhere,
uh, where the, the suicidal empathy is to such a degree that we're,
we're actually allowing, um, our women to get raped and
our children to get killed.
Um-
But it just doesn't seem like that would be anything
that any rational society would go along with.
That's what makes me so confused. It's like you're
importing massive numbers of people that come from
some really dark places of the world.
Well, there's no vetting is the issue.
Right, right.
It's like, it's like if, like,
um, there's, there's, the, the, if th- if there's no vetting, like people
are just
coming through, like, well what's to stop someone who just c-
committed
murder in some other country from, um, coming to, to the United
States or coming to the, to, to Britain, um, and just continuing their
career of, of rape and murder? Like you, unless you've done, uh, if
there is some due diligence to say like, "Well, who, who is this person?
What's their track record?"
It, it, if, if you, if you haven't confirmed
that they have a track record of
being, uh,
you know, uh, honest and, uh, not being a homicidal
maniac, then any homicidal maniac can just come
across the border.
That's not to say everyone who comes across the border is a homicidal maniac,
but
if you're not have, if you don't have a vetting process to
con- to confirm
that you're not letting in, um,
people who, who will c- do some serious violence, you will get
people who do serious violence, uh, uh, sometimes coming through.
Well, especially if you don't punish them, and if you don't-
Yes
... deport them. And if you are just like, well, well, but what is the purpose of
allowing all those people into the country? It can't be...
I wouldn't imagine that anyone in their society supports
this.
Well, let me explain. So, so, so the, the, y- 'cause you mentioned for example
how much, say, Hillary and O- uh, and Obama
have changed their tune.
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