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Let's talk about violence and political rhetoric.

Did Donald Trump change the political map of this country?

What's going on in the UK?

We have such a great show for you on I'm right. Let's talk about violence. Yes, this is going to be about street

communists going crazy, but before we get to them, let's have an uncomfortable talk about

violence. Because violence has always been

and will always be present. It's just part of our humanity, violence. And the power violence

holds. Remember, Mao famously said that all political power comes from the barrel of a gun.

What's he saying there?

Whoever can do the most violence is the one who's going to hold power in the end.

Why did the Praetorian Guard in Rome end up assassinating and then choosing new Roman emperors all the time they were

the only ones with swords violence good guys do violence bad guys do violence

and there is power in it we have to acknowledge that we don't want to because

we don't want to be violent people I don't want you to be violent I don't want to be

violent but we have to acknowledge there is power there and. I don't want you to be violent. I don't want to be violent. But we have to acknowledge

there is power there. And if you don't have any morality holding you back from violence, then you

use violence as a tool. I've used the analogy before. If I'm hungry, and I am a little hungry right now,

and I walk down the hall and I see a little hungry right now and I walk down the hall

and I see a little old lady carrying a pizza why don't I just take it from her

push her down and take it from her but because I have something morally against that so I

wouldn't but what if that morality didn't exist that That wall of morality? Well, she's going down and

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