Sep 11, 2026 · 59 min · 15 segments
Abdul El-Sayed made the rounds on The Breakfast Club and said absolutely nothing. No limiting principles, no prescriptive ideas, just platitudes, it just shouldn't be this way, we need to do better…
Ami KozakHost
Basically you have, you have this guy, Abdul El-Sayed and, uh, You know, forget all the, you know, sort of Mamdani adjacent Israel positions, you know, all the Jewish issues with regard to, you know.
I would say denying any sort of anti-Semitism while providing a permission structure for it.
I just want to, kind of tackle the whole just general socialist, communist, leftist MO that keeps rehashing.
It's like these fallacious ideas, they never go away because they're almost unfalsifiable.
The way these people talk, the way these kind of politicians of the left talk, they have no limiting principles.
Just not only intellectually immature, but boring, you know? And I think that's why a lot of Democrats in like the center, once in the center, are like losing ground here because there really are no limiting principles on the left.
There's no sense that there's a... you know, confined world with scarce resources that have alternative uses.
And therefore, you know, sort of, you know, on the conservative side of things, there are limiting principles and there's an acknowledgement that we live in a world of scarcity and you have to make choices and there are no solutions.
There's nothing easier than just pointing to a situation and saying, it just shouldn't be like this.
Okay, how? Compared to what? What do you mean? What are your ideas for getting people better access to better healthcare? Rather than just stating it, rather than just saying it, people should get access.
They only have one-size-fits-all solutions, which is taxing billionaires and taking money from people who've made it, from people who produce, and promising it to other people, as if that hasn't been tried over and over and over again.
Basically you have, you have this guy, Abdul El-Sayed and, uh, You know, forget all the, you know, sort of Mamdani adjacent Israel positions, you know, all the Jewish issues with regard to, you know.
I would say denying any sort of anti-Semitism while providing a permission structure for it.
I just want to, kind of tackle the whole just general socialist, communist, leftist MO that keeps rehashing.
It's like these fallacious ideas, they never go away because they're almost unfalsifiable.
The way these people talk, the way these kind of politicians of the left talk, they have no limiting principles.
Just not only intellectually immature, but boring, you know? And I think that's why a lot of Democrats in like the center, once in the center, are like losing ground here because there really are no limiting principles on the left.
There's no sense that there's a... you know, confined world with scarce resources that have alternative uses.
And therefore, you know, sort of, you know, on the conservative side of things, there are limiting principles and there's an acknowledgement that we live in a world of scarcity and you have to make choices and there are no solutions.
There's nothing easier than just pointing to a situation and saying, it just shouldn't be like this.
Okay, how? Compared to what? What do you mean? What are your ideas for getting people better access to better healthcare? Rather than just stating it, rather than just saying it, people should get access.
They only have one-size-fits-all solutions, which is taxing billionaires and taking money from people who've made it, from people who produce, and promising it to other people, as if that hasn't been tried over and over and over again.
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