Ian Crossland

These people go, I want to play too.

And they show up and the cops are like, I ain't playing no games.

Bang, she gets killed.

And they go, why did you have real bullets?

You stupid mother, because they're tracking down terrorists and criminals.

Now these people outside a federal facility are trying to rip the fences down.

because they're playing a game.

They're playing cops and robbers, okay?

The only way this stops is if Donald Trump explains to them what monopoly on force really means, invokes the Insurrection Act, has them all arrested and charged with felony destruction to federal property.

No, no, no, the Insurrection Act allows the National Guard to enforce law.

That's the distinction.

Yeah.

My point is the National Guard should grab this woman and she should receive a felony charges for criminal damage to federal property.

She can spend the next two or three years in prison and then people can be told you are not playing a game right now.

It was real slow.

Do you know why?

It's because of the Reagan years and economic expansion and neon hot pants and everybody was swimming in cash.

The reason why people were not rioting in the 80s was not because they were scared of the riots in the 70s.

They were toxic.

The 80s, when Reagan came in, I hear stories all the time from boomers about how, like, I was a manager at McDonald's and had a family of five and made good money and had two weeks vacation.