Hasan Piker

The dynamic has always been so busted between Republicans and Democrats.

Republicans get away with saying whatever they want.

And it's not even just like Donald Trump who's really exhausted the limitless nature of how far you can go as a Republican.

Republicans have always had –

A much easier time criticizing America, for example, this double standard always existed, where if a Republican says, I hate this country, it's turning into a third world country because there's brown people in the streets and and, you know, we got to fix it.

We got to change it.

Everybody looks at that and says, well, what a patriot.

If a Democrat turns around and says, I hate this country, we should help people.

We should help poor people.

We should give everybody health care, including the racist.

They turn around and say, you hate America, you're communist, you should leave this country.

So that dynamic has always existed.

But nowadays, I mean, it's completely out of whack, where on the one hand, Republicans can literally –

Rape, cheat, steal, murder, lie all the time.

And then they still turn around and yell at their left flank.

Now, Democrats are somewhat of a center right party at this point, broadly speaking, but they're still to the left of the Republicans.

Republicans are far right.

Let's say the Democrats are center, center right for the most part.

But the centrist Democrats then turn around and do the exact same like cynical posturing towards their left flank to people like ourselves.

And I say we got to do away with this dynamic because it's very frustrating.