We criminalized crime, it's our fault.

Our comments by people like this on why criminals,

is probably the reason why criminals do not

fear law enforcement anymore, I imagine.

Joe May now is a true pro, a professor of an psychologist, an author of that book that

parasitic mind. Gad Sad joins us right now. Gad, do you understand that mindset?

It was because we were tough on crime and we have so many criminals.

Right. So generally speaking, Brian, the leftist policy makers have a completely wrong erroneous view of human nature. So for example, when it comes to crime, the idea that they are beholden to is that criminals are not inherently bad folks. It's that society must have made them criminal. that

criminals are not inherently bad folks. It's that society must have made them criminal.

So to then go ahead and double punish them when they've already been punished by society and hence became criminals is simply wrong.

It comes from this idea of Tabula Raza.

We're all born with empty mines,

and it's only the evil society that makes us who we are.

And so because of this erroneous view of human nature,

they result in all kinds of quacky incarceration ideas.

And what are we left with?

Well, we're left with a lot more crime.

Look, E.O. Wilson, the famous Harvard evolutionary biologists who recently died, he used to be an expert on social ants.

Social ants have a communist view of the world, right?

All the worker ants are the same except the reproductive

Queen. When he was asked, what do you think about communism, Professor Wilson? He

said, great idea, wrong species, right? So when we set up public policies that are perfectly incongruent

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