First, they came for Jimmy Kimmel, but I said nothing because I wasn't a late night host. Yeah, I don't watch that dumb shit. Then they came for Don Lemon, and I said nothing because I wasn't a CNN pundit. Well, me personally, I said free Don Lemon. Which made me feel really dumb. Then recently they came for Thomas Massey. And again, I said nothing because I wasn't a Republican, although I did say things. Just go along with the poem. And then they came for Hassan Piker.

And there was no one left to defend Hassan Piker. I guess I don't know. It's genuinely been insane what's transpired. Like I guess over the weekend, right, is when the charges got announced. Because if you weren't aware, the feds subpoenaed Husson Piker for the going over to Cuba and doing aid. I believe like what like the subpoena was about

with the idea that he violated U.S. sanctions by delivering just humanitarian aid to Cuba.

So now he's got to like what testify in court. And I think the allegation is that like he

went to businesses or hotels or something like that that are like on the blacklist.

Because like you can go to Cuba. It's legal for American citizens to go to Cuba, but you can't do business with certain businesses that I think have like associations with the state or some, it's some dumb shit. Yeah, whatever it is, it's stupid bullshit that the feds literally made up to come after a streamer. Once again, nobody, nobody in politics right now is learning that beefing with streamers is not what you should be doing right now.ir McMorrow beefed with a streamer now she's now she's just falling behind in the polls everybody who comes out and starts beefing with streamers Hassan specifically just ends up losing in the end yeah and I think a lot of people don't understand that like I as a leftist I'm I don't want to talk about Hassan pike or like really ever no I don't want to talk about a lot of this stuff it's just It's like inter-online bullshit. Like, I don't know. talk about Hassan Piker, like really ever. No, I don't want to talk about a lot of this stuff.

It's just like, it's like inter-online bullshit. Like, I don't know. The federal government now is just boosting his profile. Like they're going after him with federal charges. Previously, Congress introduced a resolution to condemn Hassan-Pyker. Richie Torres, like, sent a letter on like congressional letter had, I think, to Amazon being like, you got to fire this guy. I know he's getting involved in these primaries, like with Chris

Grab and Abdul El-Sayed and a couple of other people, but it's like, damn, these candidates and Hassan himself would not be experiencing this much attention had they not hyper-focused on this guy for no goddamn reason. No, literally. And I think it like all kind of started with that Ritchie Torres letterhead. I don't know if he sent it to Amazon or just like wrote an official statement or whatever.

I think it was like two years ago just condemning us on. It's like, again, I said it back then. What are we doing? And I say it right now. What are we doing? Yeah. Like this dude is a streamer. and even beyond just like the feds coming after this guy,

the discourse, man,

that evil,

evil,

dumb,

stupid word discourse has been genuinely remarkable.

And I, feds coming after this guy, the discourse, man, that evil, evil, dumb, stupid word discourse

has been genuinely remarkable. And I mean, this is all taking place on Twitter.com.

This isn't a real life thing. You know what I mean? But I'm on Twitter.com quite frequently.

And so I have to see it. And it is just the worst capital L liberals coming out here and being like, oh, yeah, actually maybe

it's a good thing that the feds are getting Hassan. No, yeah, like liberals these days, or at least

online liberals will genuinely push back harder against Hassan Piker than their elected representatives.

Yes. And it's crazy. It's crazy the amount of shadowboxing that they're engaging in because

so many tweets I saw over the weekend were liberals, just liberal accounts going out there tweeting with their two fingers on

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