Hayley Caronia

Oh, it's their safe space.

In today's day and age though, it's just, if something bad happens to you and I, the word bad, I use that word lightly.

Like what happened to her was not bad.

It was a joke.

And honestly, why is anyone accepting one of these man on the street interviews these days anyway, knowing that this is obviously going to be put on the internet and they probably want to make you look stupid.

So you kind of have to be a little narcissistic to think that you can kind of beat the system and beat these people that are making, using you for content.

But she entered into the conversation with them.

And like most liberals, they want to change the minds of the people that they're talking to.

They are they don't want to be open to the other side.

They want to prove everyone wrong.

And that's what she did.

She wanted to do that.

And then, you know, she got played.

And the knee jerk reaction for all these liberals is to go straight to TikTok or Instagram or whatever.

They go on social media, their platform of choice, and they start crying.

Because if you start crying, then you get sympathy.

And I was going through the comment section.

Everyone's like, you did the right thing.

You know, you were, you didn't do anything wrong.

You were just teaching them about the concentration camps and blah, blah, blah.