I think George Soros is terrorizing me.

I know that sounds crazy.

But you know what is going on in the political discourse and discourse in general?

People take an exaggerated stance or more importantly, they make an exaggerated stance of your

stance and then try to make you look stupid by refuting it.

So the most common example is pro-choice pro-life.

The pro-life first say, so your anti-life, you want babies to die and the pro-choice

first say, so you're against choice, you hate when people have a choice, they do it with

gay marriage too.

Instead of getting into the nuance of, is this bullying Christians?

Why does that guy have to make a cake?

Why does this couple, this Christian couple, have to host a marriage in their own living room?

And that couple, by the way, is from upstate New York, they were fine $12,000 for refusing.

But there's no nuance there.

The version is two gay people are in love and they want to spend some time together.

You're against that?

Or even Obama the other day, he goes, Donald Trump can't even point out in Charlottesville

that these guys are Nazis, Nazis are bad.

How hard can it be to say Nazis are bad?

Yes, of course, Nazis are bad.

He said there was good and bad on both sides.

There was a lot more bad there.

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