Kawa Mawlayee

It may happen.

At the pace that we're going now, it's probably going to happen when I'm just old enough where I can't hold a gun.

I'm going to be all fragile and stuff.

But if it does ever happen, then the Second Amendment gives you the right to pick up arms and defend yourself against a tyrannical police state or a military or just a government in general.

But there's a lot of people that, you know, I think the constitution, there's this like underground push for the constitution to be amended.

I mean, look what Israel did with the whole anti-Semite thing.

They made a whole task force to be after people.

Basically, it's a, you know, they're going after your freedom of speech, but because they have so much influence, it's okay.

Like if they deem you an anti-Semite, did you know in most states you have to sign a contract that says if you're going to do government work, you cannot boycott Israel?

So dig into that one.

Right.

You cannot boycott Israel or Israeli products.

So, I mean, and like, there's no Israeli products that I even use, but I also have the choice of working with companies that either work with Israel or they don't.

So I can still contract with the government and be like, cool, I can just stay clear of that whole thing, you know, depending on the niche or whatever.

Got it, got it.

In this industry, basically the defense industry, Israel has a lot of presence in the defense industry.

I've heard that.

So it's like, I just, I mean, I wouldn't work with anybody that is from Israel or supports Israel anyway.

Wow.

That's your line for business.