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Vaccination Mandates and Police State
00:04:54
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| I just want you to know that. | |
| I took it really because I want people to hear what is being done in the United States for the first time in its history, taking people like you and putting you in such a position. | |
| It's an act of evil. | |
| It is the beginning of a police state. | |
| I swear to God that that is the case. | |
| There is no doubt in my mind the left would create a police state if they could, and they're on their way to doing so. | |
| To deny it is to actively engage in willful ignoring of something bad because it's too painful to acknowledge and it means you'd have to fight it. | |
| Okay, having said that, so your employer will do this or New York State will force them? | |
| What is the story in New York? | |
| A couple days ago, Mayor de Blasio, he had a press conference, unrelated, but of course the topic came up. | |
| I don't know how close you've been following, but the teachers lost the battle in New York City about a week ago, and they were all mandated to get the vaccine. | |
| That being said, going into it, I think the number was at 83 before they even hit the mandate. | |
| As far as my job... | |
| I'm sorry, what number? | |
| So, the New York City teachers, they were at an 83% vaccination rate before the mandate. | |
| Right. | |
| Yeah, before the mandate. | |
| Now, on the NYPD, I think we're roughly around 55% to 60%. | |
| That was the last number I heard a few days ago. | |
| If that's true, you think that de Blasio would okay getting rid of 40% of the officers? | |
| See, that's not an option. | |
| But then on the other side of the coin, what percentage of that number is going to be coerced into getting it? | |
| Well, if they all stood firm, it's hard to imagine that New Yorkers would say, we could lose 40% of our police. | |
| No problem. | |
| I don't know. | |
| I mean, interesting as such a nun. | |
| Yeah, I don't know, Dennis. | |
| I can tell you we're sick over it. | |
| And it's not just the vaccinated cops. | |
| I'm sick on your behalf. | |
| Yeah, the vaccinated cops are sick about it, too. | |
| That's right. | |
| I mean, this isn't the end. | |
| It's not, you know, as if they're going to give us the vaccine and it's going to be over. | |
| No, it's just the beginning. | |
| That is correct. | |
| It's just the beginning. | |
| That's right. | |
| Listen, I salute you. | |
| You said something which I didn't interrupt, but it was so important. | |
| It's now transcending a health issue into a moral issue. | |
| That's how I feel. | |
| The more they coerce the scum, and they are scum, they are America-hating, liberty-hating, humanity-hating people. | |
| And you must understand that. | |
| And the more they do that, the more I don't want to take the vaccine. | |
| They are having the opposite effect on some of us. | |
| Joe Biden is a lowlife. | |
| He is a thug. | |
| He's a crook. | |
| He's a weakling. | |
| And when weaklings have power, it's a very, very bad thing. | |
| This is the man who said it. | |
| We had SARS virus in the Obama administration, and he announced he would not enter an airplane. | |
| This guy is as close to a coward as we have had in the presidency in our history. | |
| Not close. | |
| He is. | |
| He's a coward with power. | |
| Very dangerous group. | |
| There is a scientific basis for the idea, you're vaccinated, why the hell do you care if I am? | |
| This is astonishing. | |
| The only answer they have, the only is, well, you'll fill hospitals. | |
| Did they have that answer during AIDS with regard to bathhouses and gay men and intravenous drug users? | |
| Of course not. | |
| If you even mention it, you were called a homophobe. | |
| Do they have it with regard to anything else? | |
| The motorcyclists without helmets? | |
| The obese who disproportionately have comorbidities? | |
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Left and Right Have Nothing in Common
00:01:47
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| And who's to say they won't go after them? | |
| Bloomberg, remember? | |
| He wanted to, what was it, charge a tax for a large soda in New York City? | |
| Or something to that effect. | |
| Or ban the amount that they would sell to you? | |
| It is a moral issue. | |
| I can't tell anybody, though, don't have an income for your family. | |
| It's not my place to do it. | |
| I have an income. | |
| There's a civil war in this country, and it may end up violent. | |
| That's the first time I've ever said that. | |
| I've said for 20 years this is civil war. | |
| Left and right have nothing in common. | |
| In fact, most on the left and most on the right would like to secede from each other. | |
| I am among them. | |
| I have nothing in common with leftists. | |
| They are evil. | |
| Liberals are weak, so they should go to the left-wing states. | |
| It'd be interesting to see where most liberals would want to live. | |
| It'd be very interesting if they would choose New York State or Florida. | |
| Very, very interesting. | |
| I hope they choose New York State because the more New Yorkers will go to Florida, the more it's ruined. | |
| Like the more Californians who go to Arizona ruin that state. | |
| It's amazing when people flee left-wing policies and then vote for them in the state they fled to. | |
| You've got to admit that's precious. | |
| That's the perfect word. | |
| That's precious. | |
| It's getting dark. | |
| And this is only the beginning. | |