I mean, this administration is steeped in blood.

It commits genocide.

We mustn't talk about this as if this is normal politics.

I don't want to hear, as November approaches, oh, the other guy, okay?

Someone put this a lot more succinctly than I could, that Joe Biden has murdered more Muslims than Donald Trump

ever banned. And my position personally is me here in the United States. I don't deserve to

be safer or more comfortable than the people being murdered by American weapons in Gaza. So I'm not going to make some calculation

that says, oh, you know, well, some privilege of Americans deserves more consideration than an American

genocide, because that's what it is. This is a made-in-the-US-A genocide that's happening in Palestine.

So I think to the extent that elections even matter, I mean, do they even matter?

Yes, I know that lots of people think they do.

But to the extent that they do, I'm speaking for myself,

I want the perpetrators of this genocide punished.

Punished. That's the word I'm using. I want them to pay. I want them to pay by being dragged to the

Hague and brought before a war crimes court. But if that's not going to happen or happen soon,

and the ballot box is the only way I have to punish them, that's what's not going to happen or happen soon, and the ballot box is the only

way I have to punish them, that's what I'm going to do.

And at this point, there's nothing you can, I don't mean you, Brianna, I mean anyone, can

threaten me with that would dissuade me from that, because there's no such discussion.

We lose our humanity if we get into discussion that says,

oh, well, on the one hand, genocide, but on the other hand, Rofi Wade. I mean, that's like saying,

on the one hand, genocide, but on the other hand, he made the trains run on time. No, genocide,

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