Tucker repeats the ongoing progressive mantra of recent days: Don’t be an entitled complainer who expects stores to have merchandise on the shelves. This is how it’s always been. Lower your expectations and deal with it.
Highlights include:
“Following the Rodney King verdict, rioters in Los Angeles torched a lot of the middle of that city, but they didn’t burn any police stations, ‘cuz you can’t burn a police station because there are police there and they’re armed and they represent the law. They enforce the laws. You can’t burn down a police station, ‘cuz if they let you do that, then you know the whole system has crumbled.”
“It was MSNBC’s explicit editorial policy to lie about what you are watching live, to characterize violent riots as peaceful protests.”
“’This is how this country started. We’ve always had riots and looting virtually every day, it’s totally normal.’ So, your job as a viewer was to remain calm, acknowledge that this is just the way things are. This is the way they have always been, and accept it.”
“The country your ancestors built is on fire, but shut up because ‘your ancestors also burned it down.'”
“Now, that’s not true, in fact it’s grotesquely untrue and we’d have to be historically illiterate to believe it, and many people are, unfortunately. But it worked, because propaganda does.”
“The truth is you shouldn’t have daily looting in American cities because it’s a first world country. This isn’t some third world hellhole. This is, once again, the country that our ancestors built. It’s a great country. People don’t steal. You’re not allowed to steal, period.”
“You can walk into our country at the invitation of our leaders at public expense. You can overstay your visa and in so doing mock our laws. Then you can get busted for drugs and a sex crime, not deported, allowed to stay, and then you’ll go on to rape a woman on a train in full view of a crowd that does nothing to stop it.”
“But ‘it’s always been this way. Don’t get uptight — readjust your expectations.’”
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