Elijah Schaffer
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218 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard May 2025
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Well, I mean, kind of, because I mean, we did bomb Iraq for their nukes that they told us that they had, right? And so they got punishment before they were even convicted of a crime. Fair enough. But I think we've been for the last several decades sort of preemptively doing whatever we want to do and then letting the law and the courts catch up with us. It's a progressive sort of law fair.
I kind of am getting used to it. It's uncomfortable because it's illegal and it's not conventional, but we don't really follow that pesky document called the Constitution anymore and like, you know, Bill of Rights and stuff. It's sort of just on the sidelines. They're burdensome. Yeah, it's unfortunate.
No, no, we're not far from it. I mean, even, you know, you see what's going on in New York with Daniel Penny, you know, and the case of self-defense, you know, specifically like how when there's interracial, you know, violence or interactions, then sometimes in these big cities, you don't see the same judgment if it's between black and black or white and white, right?
There's sort of a lot of motivation, it seems like, to further divide the country. And one might ask, If you were going to go and pardon people, that's one thing to do it like so flagrantly. But why would you go on such a PR tour for a year telling everybody from multiple mouths, we are not going to pardon Hunter. And then why leak it ahead of time?
Well, we might be pardoning some people that didn't even commit crimes. Are you going to be pardoning people not born yet?
Yeah.
Correct. Fetuses don't have rights, but also the American people. I feel like a fetus myself because it feels like I don't have any rights either.
I mean, good for her. I mean, she's been very successful in her career. I don't want to disparage her in that way. As a political commentator, I feel like she's probably more inconsistent than the modern food pyramid. You know what I mean? It seems like it's inverse and backwards where everything she says is hypocritical.
And I know she's been getting mad the last week, particularly because you have to read all these legal notices. And it's like, why are you mad that you guys are spewing out incorrect information, have to correct it? You know something's off there. Yeah. Why doesn't she not read it and see what happens?
She'd scream racism, right? Isn't that what she said with the cupcake debacle?
Because people didn't like her. She was a Democrat, right? Right.
Jean-Pierre.
You know, I think when he was going out there and directly saying, look, this corruption is like systemic. It's from the top down. I really, really sense, I mean, Mike Benz is an interesting character because he kind of came up on the scene rather quickly, right? Well, he says, he told, I interviewed him a couple of times.
And I think what he showed and that I continually say is that systemic racism, I mean, it may exist in certain institutions. Systemic problems in general may be a big issue. But when you look at what's happening, it's like actually we have corruption from the top down. It's organized corruption and it's organized racketeering and protectionism.
So it's not just the fact that people are taking money, giving money, and doing political hit jobs or doing political investigation raids like we saw in Mar-a-Lago. It's that they're guaranteed a buyout. They're guaranteed safety and protections in the courts. And so basically you have this sort of
like proletariat sort of a, like almost like the old Roman guard that, you know, they used to almost put up forbidding, uh, the, the place of being the Caesar because they were the protection and they could kill you. And they constantly were killing the Caesar.
So it became sort of a joke position, the, uh, the, the, be the emperor or whatever, because the guard knew that ultimately, if you don't want to follow us, then we'll take you out. And that's sort of what the CIA and FBI become today. And he sort of brings light to that where they're working on their own directives. And it's like,
look, we don't care who you elect, we don't care if you're the president, we'll come into your home, we'll do whatever we wanna do, point a gun at your wife.
Yeah, the Roman Guard.
Well, he was sort of talking about that, but I had watched a historical documentary about it and I was going, wow, that's pretty, you know, there's a lot of similarities and symmetry between the two. Like this is not a new problem, right? With people with the power.
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