Ben Shapiro

It's not my point.

There's a point by the psychiatrist Paul Bloom.

So John C. Reilly doesn't know what he's talking about, obviously.

That's what we should be worried about in terms of empathy.

But this is what happens when I understand actors have to be in a very feelings place all the time.

This is what actors do.

It's what you do for a living.

They have to empathize with their characters.

They play some of the most egregious characters on screen, but they have to find the humanity in them.

So I get why they would think this way.

It is a very, very bad and stupid way to do public policy.

And the implication that somehow you don't care about humans if you wish to, by the way, minimize civilian casualties.

Because it turns out the only way out is through when it comes to some of these questions.

So play it out all the way.

You say, we don't want to kill civilians.

We want to target only terrorists.

The terrorists say, ah, I see your priority.

The only way I can be safe is for me to hide behind civilians.

And I will use those civilians as human shields and shoot at you.

So now you have two choices.