Michael Malice

But that was a moment where worldwide, even plenty of people who did not think very highly of Jewish people were like, this is a wrap.

This is a complete nightmare.

But 200 years ago, 100 years ago, maybe not literally a Kristallnacht, but there's an outgroup and we hate them and we're going to kill them and it's fine.

Now, more difficult doesn't mean it doesn't happen or it can't happen.

I'm not saying that at all.

But I'm saying...

though we know a lot about what's going on in North Korea, probably the most secretive country on earth.

There's a lot of atrocities in Eritrea, which is kind of known.

So I think it's also, like if you think about it, if you're how many years ago, 300 years ago, you only know the people in your village and they're all probably gonna look like you, so on and so forth.

Whereas now, if I'm on social media and there's someone from any country and maybe their picture looks a little different, they use the same anime picture as somebody else, but they're putting forth their ideas,

You do see the humanity in them and you do see a sense of familiarity and a familial bond with them.

And when you hear about these things, you know, when I, again, like I did when I did Dear Reader, no one, I was on Al Qaeda and I was on Alex Jones.

No one pushed back about like, oh, the North Koreans.

They were all like, this is horrible.

If I had a magic wand, I'd give them food.

I wouldn't have them live in fear.

And this is something that I don't think was the case a couple of hundred years ago.

My thoughts about Iran, let me just, there's something else about Iran which I think is interesting.

This whole idea of care for what you wish for.

Because people have this, and something I kind of, one of the reasons I have the white pill is Americans really are very naive about the nature of evil, right?