Red Pill Politics

Theo Von: “I have a lot of discomfort with America's relationship with Israel.” “I believe that group is, it just feels like a satanic regime. It feels like they just want to cause pain.” “They don't even know where all the bodies from Gaza are and they've already moved on to other places that they are attacking and America is associated with their attacks.” “I don't believe the Israeli leaders have any intention to stop that or they have any care for the American people.” “If we don't speak up now our children won't have the chance to speak up…either by law or worse.”

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Reading the Tucker Carlson interview in the New York Times, why do I keep feeling like I'm reading a ninth-grader being interviewed by an eighth-grader? One of multiple examples: In the NYT, Tucker says, "Well, I'm sort of opposed to nuclear weapons. I don't want nuclear weapons. I don't want Israel to have a nuclear weapon, I don't want anyone to have a nuclear weapon. It doesn't seem like a good thing." But in January this year, Tucker wrote this: "What are the chances Iran would actually launch a nuclear attack? History suggests they are zero...Could the Iranians obtaining the bomb wind up being a good thing? Whether anyone in the foreign policy establishment admits it, North Korea's nuclearization has undeniably stabilized the Korean Peninsula. The region has seen no wars, coups, or interventionist-forced regime changes since 2006. "Would Iran becoming a nuclear power have the same effect on its region? Could it finally prompt America to leave the area alone, and incentivize Israel to drop its stated goal of controlling the Gaza Strip and the West Bank? Would it make the Iranian government less oppressive because it wouldn't have to worry about the West's constant decapitation ambitions?” Maybe I'm being generous in thinking an eighth-grader is interviewing a ninth-grader. But that is the NYT today, and Tucker Carlson today as well. Bad for Israel--an allied country that has not used it--to have one; not so bad for Iran to have one, because North Korea's development of one has been so positive. Ja, a country shouting "Death to America" would never use it, even as it's killed untold numbers of us, and tens of thousands of innocents at home and abroad. The propagandized NYT and the juvenile Tucker deserve each other, but not much more of our serious attention.