What I've dedicated my life to is revenge.

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They think they're better than us.

Who do you think you are?

I'm going to prove to them that they're wrong.

She's punishing me.

You destroyed my family.

I will not rest until I've destroyed yours.

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I don't know what the case is that this is good for the United States. I don't even, no one's even attempting to make that case. So instead they say, well, you hate Jews. Ben Shapiro being like, wagging his eyebrows at you and telling you you're an anti-Semite, it doesn't matter what he says. If killing an 86-year-old religious leader didn't cause a spontaneous creation of a pro-Western government, which was apparently Ted Cruz's

plan. If that didn't work, what would happen? Well, China would take over. And so anyone who didn't

think that through is not qualified to lead anything. I almost want to run for president just to debate

Ted Cruz. Well, why wouldn't?

Going to war is the gravest decision a leader can make.

It's a decision which, by design, causes death at scale.

It reduces the quality of life for your own people, at least for a while,

and it inevitably unleashes chaos, both economic and political,

which is inherently not within your control.

That's why most leaders carefully construct a case for war based on the costs and the rewards.

Amid the suffering, they see great benefit in the national interest.

Could it expand our territory or our control?

Does it eliminate a genuine threat, which makes our country safer?

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