Glenn Beck

I would, you should pop and I don't do it.

And I get in trouble every single time.

You don't make good decisions when you're enraged.

Okay.

Now, again, the message from the top is not the law will be enforced.

It's this.

The problem is the enforcement.

Well, that's an inversion of everything we know, because law and order is not about whether you like the law.

It's about whether or not the law applies, even when you don't like it.

So here's the hard truth.

Minnesota does not have a law and order problem because the people hate order.

Minnesota has a law and order problem because its leadership has taught a generation that law is optional if your cause feels righteous enough.

And that's why it's becoming deadly.

And history is very clear on this point.

We're not the first ones to go through this.

Can somebody for the love of Pete?

I shouldn't say these things when I get angry.

Can somebody please read a history book?

Just pick one up any place, any place.

When violence is excused as contextual, when enforcement is treated as provocation, when prosecutors calculate politics before justice, the center doesn't hold.