So we may think we live in the information age, but we're also living in the age of empathy,

suicidal empathy, to be more precise.

And what exactly does that mean?

Suicity is a tragic manifestation at the civilization level of the well-known proverb,

The Road to Hell is paved with good intentions.

And it's that sentiment that is destroying democratic-run cities and states.

I'm pro stealing from big corporations because, you know, they steal quite a bit more from

their own workers. Congresswoman Porter, your thoughts on the idea of funding health care

for undocumented immigrants statewide? Yes. Thank you for joining the call to get ice out of our cities for us to dismantle this department

that is not just rogue, but unlawful.

Joining us now, the author of a brand new book, Suicidal Empathy, Best Sellers, Dying to

Be Kind.

Gad Saad, thanks so much for joining us. I appreciate it. Always good to see you.

Likewise us, thank you for having me, Brian.

I cannot believe you write a book to get a perspective on society, but you could rip the news from the

headlines that backs up your title. First off, I question if there are even good intentions

behind some of the empathy that we're witnessing. I mean, I think that many of them do truly

believe that they are, you know, as they stroke their hair in the mirror of moral preening,

they think that they are good people. It's unfair that illegal immigrants

can't come and live the good life in the United States. It's unfair that felons don't receive

a second chance, ergo, 157th chance. It's unfair that trans women with penises can't compete

with biological women. So many of the people that I speak to are

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