Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump creating chaos and Cali.

In a completely unsurprising turn of events, the situation in Los Angeles has grown more tense,

chaotic, and expanded in intensity and scope after Trump ordered the National Guard in,

creating the perception of a security clampdown. Who could have predicted this outcome? Well,

every single person who's ever had a hip pocket class on the dynamics of these situations,

or anybody who was in the Trump administration during his

first term when he made the same mistakes in the Pacific Northwest. He created the same situation

when he ordered a crack down there and sent the area into chaos. Governor Gavin Newsom

summed up his perspective by saying, quote,

we didn't have a problem until Trump got involved. He went on to say that Trump's acts were

the acts of a dictator. He said Trump's deployment of the National Guard was, quote,

not to meet an unmet need, but to manufacture

a crisis. Avoiding a forcible security clampdown is recommended and has been for decades.

It's been shown in study after study that security crackdowns actually draw more people to the side opposing government

forces. However, most Americans don't like to read studies or manuals. They like to play the tough

guy and in the process make everything worse. I honestly think the attitude comes from movies

about cops that go outside the lines,

or presidents who say they don't negotiate with terrorists or whatever.

You know, movies can occasionally help people grab a wider concept.

Think about that one movie where the guy doesn't want to join the rebellion or revolution

or war or whatever.

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