So if you go around doing that, you again, have to apologize for, you have to punish the people who did it, that is the line that separates us from the people we say we hate. Say the Nazis, for example, just the Nazis. I’m not calling anyone a Nazi. I’m asking, why do we hate the Nazis? Because they’re unfashionable? No. Because they did things that we think are immoral, and one of those things, the main thing, was killing innocents. So how about we don’t kill innocents? I mean, I tried to make this point about Hiroshima. Everyone’s like, oh, you’re a, you know, I don’t know what, you’re trans, or you’re like pro, you’re a communist, or you’re pro.

I don’t even know what the answer was, but my only point was, I’m not for imperial Japan at all. I’m glad that we beat them, but why should we be defending the killing, the intentional killing of kids, and women, and people have nothing to do with the decision making. People who didn’t do anything wrong, why are we defending the killing of them? We should say we’re sorry for that. And there’s no cause, because no one who did it is still alive. Ben Shapiro went ballistic on me. This guy’s a liberal. Well, I’m not a liberal, in any sense am I a liberal, and I never have been.

And I’m not the one who was calling for the COVID vax, you know, or whatever. I’m just saying that’s the line, like of all the things that divide us as a country, the willingness to kill innocents is the one that matters most. That’s where we have to draw the line. [tr:trw].

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