Teresa Strasser

You know, it's a weird piece of sociology, but the guy who literally punches you in the face when you give him bad news, you kind of stop giving that guy bad news.

Yeah, I understand that.

Even when you've said, oh, no, he's not going to be treated any differently than anyone else.

As a society, we basically deal with them like Scientologists.

Like, don't say anything bad about him.

I don't want the hassle.

Like, I don't want to deal with that.

You know what I mean?

And all our culture.

It's everybody.

Who the fuck wants to have somebody waiting for them when they come home at night after work because they told the truth about a religious group?

And nobody wants to deal with it.

So it's a tacit agreement that we've all just silently signed on for as a world.

We're not going to hassle these people or call them anything because we don't want them to fucking come after us because a lot of them are nuts and they're jihadists.

So fine.

So we don't do it.

And it's like in the movie that's coming out.

or has just come out, 2012, with John Cusack and his hair.

And I think Bruckheimer did it.

And they said every major religious symbol and representative, everything has been destroyed.