Auron MacIntyre

Yeah, so all we need to do is get this guy a short-barreled rifle.

It's a pistol because he has the brace instead of the stock.

Not the brace.

Because the brace is, the way the law is written, the brace is what you put on a pistol.

But the brace is a working around of putting a stock on a pistol.

Is it a South Park episode?

What is he doing?

He's defending the immigrant community.

That's what he's doing.

That's what existential means.

This is just the, oh, well, we have to give up because the other side is me.

Like, yeah, when, when one side decide, so are you familiar with game theory?

Yeah.

Okay.

Tell me more about it.

So prisoner's dilemma, right?

You have to have a, you have to have two people cooperating or as, as soon as someone defects, you have to defect in order to keep the equilibrium.

The only way you ever keep equilibrium inside a system is to have one is to have a, to make sure that you have a reciprocal strategy.

If you have one size say, okay, we're sending people to prison for 30 years who weren't even in J6, who weren't even in the area.

And then when they do something similar and you don't push back, you don't give them a reciprocal pushback, they will just continue that strategy of defecting infinitely because there's no incentive for them to stop.