Rich Lowry
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1,772 appearances
18 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 29 Jul
Rich Lowry’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Things are burning down and they're saying they're mostly peaceful and don't worry, it's limited property damage.
Riots are always terrible, right?
Sometimes you hit the targets you mean to hit, you know, you burn down the police station or destroy a cop car, that's bad enough, but almost always you're burning down other things and hurting other people and killing innocents, right?
You're burning down a convenience store or a gas station that had nothing to do with anything you're supposedly protesting.
and if you look at the much bigger riots in the 60s and the 70s there's some cities detroit washington dc who never really recovered right and it's not not the people in the suburbs who are suffering from that it was the most vulnerable people again which is a common theme to these woke sort of policies they end up hurting the people they're supposedly
in favor of and trying to support and then she also calls it an uprising which i think is actually a correct characterization if you get into technically to get in get into it technically but she means it as a positive connotation it's it's a justified revolution against an illegitimate authority the united this the law enforcement system of the united states because it's inherently racist and that that's the lie that that undergirds all of this
Yeah, so that harassing behavior that you're showing, that's classic revolutionary totalitarian fervor.
You see the same thing in the French Revolution or in the Cultural Revolution in China.
It's not enough for you just to walk away or mind your own business or eat your brunch.
have to become a believer.
Now, because this scheme of things is relatively small-scale movement and we live in a lawful and liberal society, they weren't guillotining or stoning people afterwards if they didn't go along.
But that's the logic that we've seen in other parts of the world over and over again.
And the de-policing, you had cops quitting, you had jurisdictions
Reducing the number of cops and you had cops not going to the hotspots, which they need to do.
Cops need to go and interact with dangerous people.
And in most cities in the country, the vast majority of violent crime is driven by a small number of offenders who've already committed crimes and already known to the authorities.
you need to go and get them and arrest them and deter them.
And you do that, you have a much safer place.
If you don't, you have a debacle.
And the years after this, we had a debacle that was a deliberate and foreseeable outcome of these moronic policies.
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