The only person to blame for the shooting, the assassination in D.C. of two Israeli embassy staffers

is the shooter himself, and we have information on him. But many people are pointing the finger

at Hassan Piker, notably with the ADL appearing on CNN and making references to things

that Hassan has said. I will say it again.

Hassan's allowed to have his opinion on this stuff.

My understanding is that he's condemned this and I'm not playing these stupid games.

Now, I know, there's going to be a lot of people who are, I don't know, I don't want to

necessarily say on the, on the right, but just not left, not woke, who are going to say,

what do you

think they do to us how they blame us indeed indeed i don't think lying or misrepresenting or

falsely stating or having bad logic i don't think that serves us now to be fair i have talked about

how i believe rights are for those who believe in rights,

meaning if you defend free speech, I will defend your free speech.

If you try to take my free speech from me, I won't defend you.

Doesn't mean I disagree with free speech.

It means I'm not going to lend any aid to people who are trying to destroy me.

In this regard, the point I'm bringing up is, and I'm going to show you some of these clips that people are pointing at and talk about what's going on,

is that the logic here is, what caused this attack, an escalation of rhetoric, cultural shifts

for which there are snowflakes in an avalanche, snowballs rolling downhills.

And you could say that in any political context, when someone takes some action, they're

influenced or inspired by, and then point the finger at somebody.

I think Hassan Piker is largely a, you know, I guess he'd probably say he's opposed to violence,

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