Andy Frisella

Like, that's what I have an issue with.

Yeah, well, people keep voting for these people.

You know, it's that suicidal empathy that we talk about.

You know, people feel morally righteous for, like, they think they're defending people.

But, like, you know, when you don't handle violent criminals, then...

you have to bear some responsibility for their further actions.

So you don't get just to say, hey, I'm for these people staying here and then not also have to wear some responsibility for these violent crimes that they're committing.

And I think that's lost on people.

People don't understand that when you protect someone who's guilty, you're putting someone who's innocent

in a vulnerable position at the very least.

So, you know, these people who have this crazy empathy and they're trying to like, you know, these upper middle class or, you know, upper class, you know, people that don't have to deal with these things, they are not connecting the dots that like, yeah, you think you're protecting these people but you're hurting your own people.

And to their response will be, you know,

Well, you know, not all of them.

Well, I don't know.

Pretty big fucking portion of these people are committing crimes.

Serious crime.

Yeah, right.

We're not talking fucking jaywalking here.

No.

Like serious crime.