Sean Spicer
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520 appearances
10 recordings
5 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard May 2025
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Because you can't spend any time. It destroys those guys. It destroyed a whole generation of warfighters and young men. I mean, and it's in evil ways.
When you see the scars they bring back to the mental, emotional, spiritual.
And, you know, some of them deal with it way better than others. But there's a reason the suicide rate's so high.
It's like, how shallow and cruel are we? In the news media, the corporate media, they treat it like it's a fun sport. Look what Red Team versus Blue Team did today. Let's look at this footage of this Russian getting killed by a drone. And then they cheer and they, oh, isn't this great? Isn't this awesome? Yeah, it is. These are human beings.
It's gross. It's disgusting. It's weird. I look back on kind of how I thought about things in the run up to the Iraq war. And I'm just kind of ashamed about it. Me too. Because I was like the jingoistic rah-rah kind of thing. Oh, yeah. You find out it was all based on a lie. And you see that it's just that permanently changed how I looked at that entire bureaucracy.
Yeah. I mean, we're the only things made in God's image. That's how I feel. In all of creation. So we're infinitely valuable.
So we shouldn't, yeah, be cheering. And it's like you said, somebody breaks into your home, they're trying to do harm to your family. Yeah. You're going to do what you got to do, but just... But I don't want to do it. Yeah. Nobody should want to do it.
I remember I was taking a gun training from an uncle of mine who's like a legendary firearms instructor. He worked with Jeff Cooper out at gun site. Really? Yeah. He's awesome. And I remember him, my sister and my aunt and uncle and I went with this other uncle and his wife to do this training. And he made us sit in a classroom for like a whole day. And he drilled into us.
What's the number one rule of gunfights? Be somewhere else. And then what's the second rule of gunfights? Have a gun. But he's like, yeah, if you're paying attention, like if you're aware and you know what's going on around you, you should have the ability and the awareness to never be in a position to ever have to do it. I agree. Bar some sort of awful twist of fate.
I hadn't thought about that, but I had noticed like the fever pitch of hysteria after a shooting over the last almost like year, six months to a year. They kind of feel like they're just going through the motions with it in the media.
The drone stuff I find terrifying. Terrifying. Especially the mass drones because you can't stop them. I talked to one a couple months ago. I was talking to a former SEAL about it who thinks about this stuff a lot. And I said, so how do you stop the drones? He said, get a shotgun. And I said, really? Yeah, just shoot it. Okay, well, what if there's like a thousand of them?
Like, I don't... Shotgun I have doesn't hold a thousand rounds.
Yeah. Two shells. Yeah. Like, there... You have to have a technological solution to it. I don't know how I, as like Joe Blow or you, just help mine in our business. You're not defeating like a weaponized drone storm. At all. And I feel like Democrats, especially the ones who are all about gun control, know this because they'll say things like, oh, you think your AR is going to help you?
We have nukes and cruise missiles. Your AR is not going to stop that.
Yeah. So there's an old quote from, I think it was J.P. Morgan, that I've used as kind of like my political motivation finding North Star. And it's that every man has two reasons for doing things, the good reason and the real reason. So like on gun control, the good reason that they always give, and I think probably a large percentage of people who espouse it, They do intend well.
Well, these hurt people, and I don't want to hurt people. And they don't think beyond the second and third order consequences. But it's a genuine, heartfelt, this thing does awful things to people, and I don't want that, so we should get rid of it. I understand where that's coming from. I don't agree with it. But then that's the good reason. So what's the real reason?
I think a lot of people putting that stuff out just don't want us to be free.
No, they come fully formed and you can like work 5% of the margins. That's exactly right.
No, we're viewed as cogs. Yes. Especially the new kind of like, managerial leftism. Yes. They look at it and they say, okay, we've got this fixed population of people and I can move this lever and I can move this lever and I'll twist this thing and then I can get those people to do what I want. We're really just inputs, things that can be tweaked according to them. We're not people who have souls.
Exactly. We're not eternal beings who have infinite value. Yes. We're just things to be manipulated so they can get what they want. It's gross.
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