Tucker Carlson

Mass deportations?

But the Trump campaign was saying it without apology.

And there was something thrilling about that because on the other hand, why not?

When you live in a country with more laws than anyone can keep track of, when you live in a constant state of mild anxiety, you might transgress, break one of these laws and be held to account for it.

When you live in a country that put Martha Stewart in jail for six months for insider trading and a lot of other people away for a lot longer than that for crimes that no one could even really understand or explain,

In some cases, people committing them didn't know they were committing them.

That's real.

If you live in a country like that, why shouldn't foreigners who break your law at very least be asked to leave?

Is that crazy?

And if they're not asked to leave, then why are you obeying the law?

Why are you living in fear of violating the tax code or some SEC reg or some wetlands regulation that's never been voted on, but that you can be severely punished for breaking?

Filling in a vernal pool in your backyard without knowing it, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.

If foreigners don't have to follow our laws, why are we paying our taxes?

That's real.

And by the way, shouldn't the people who live in a country, who were born in that country, get to decide who else lives in the country?

Isn't it up to the population who comes and whether or not they want to be replaced by new people?

Maybe they do.

Okay.

In a democratic republic, it's their right.

But if they don't want to be, if they want to keep the population pretty much the same, they don't want any radical change.