Tucker Carlson

This is true not just for Israel, but for each one of us as a person in this world.

You have to have more powerful friends than you do enemies or else ultimately you get destroyed.

And I don't see that realization at all.

It seems almost deranged.

Who cares if you have nuclear weapons?

So does everyone else.

Like, so what?

Exactly.

The opposite happened.

And there are a lot of Shiites in Beirut now.

It's not just the South.

Yeah.

Yeah.

For sure.

And that, I mean, you've seen this, well, you saw it in Syria, you know, you've seen it in a lot of the same strategy.

I'm just saying, and I'm not attaching values to any of this, like what's right or wrong or even what's good for the United States or any of that.

I just think as a general principle, that's day trading.

That's like a short term strategy.

best possible reality for us in the very least the reality should be indeterminate it should be in flux right no i get it i totally get it and again i'm not even judging this or that's wrong i'm not this is not a lecture i just mean like as a as a kind of almost a physics principle in the end or over time chaos is bad for you it's bad for everybody it's bad to have chaos nearby you

It's bad to have your neighbor get divorced.