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All right, can we all just get honest for a minute and just admit that we're blowing this thing as a human race?

But the last two plus years have been an unmitigated disaster of how not to live, how not to organize, how not to be led, how not to think,

how not to react, that selfishness and people's own agendas for whatever

they're pushing, whether it's political means, the media out there trying to scare people,

get ratings, make more profits, corporations, giant big tech companies censoring free speech.

Folks, when something happens in New York, for whatever reason, for good or for bad,

in the United States of America, it's always a bigger story.

We had a shooting in Sacramento a few weeks ago.

We've had one in Texas.

We've seen violence all over the place. We've seen all

kinds of horrific things happen. When it happens in New York, it somehow seems to just get more play.

It somehow is just a much bigger story. Everybody jumps on it, goes with it like the whole world

is falling in because something bad

happened in New York. New York's a dangerous, scary place. Subways are dangerous, scary places.

So when Frank James, the suspect, boards the train headed north for Manhattan and allegedly

is loaded with all these different weapons, lights off some smoke

bombs and shoots a whole bunch of people.

We react like we can't believe this is happening.

And I'm going to try to draw a conclusion here for you that you probably won't hear a lot

of people draw, that everything is

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