Nick Reed 10.14.26 - DOJ Seeking Indictment on Cassidy Hutchinson

I don't know.

It's just like this is so not a gray area.

Everyone who's been through it saying, dudes, this is bad.

Don't do it.

And if it were not for the anti-intellectualism and anti-education of our education systems, this would be a no-brainer.

Hasan Piker, the Democrats' leading podcast guy, sat down for an interview, and he wore what he's worn before, and that is the Mao suit, as it's known.

It's a suit he was known to wear.

Mao killed several times more people in the name of his political ideology than Hitler did.

You can look at the estimates, and the Hitler estimates range anywhere from 7 million to 17 million conventional wisdom.

Mao is like 40 to 80 million.

Some say even higher.

And we're not talking, oh, it was a war situation and lost lives of individuals lost in war.

We're talking about that what was considered to be necessary in order to successfully install socialism.

So in the name of socialism, Mao killed off 40 to 80 million to get it accomplished.

Stalin, by the way, numbers are a little bit less, but more than Hitler still.

And then Hitler, his millions in the name of socialism, German Workers Socialist Party.

But think about this for a moment.

In terms of human atrocities, Mao got the gold medal.

You're looking at over the last 100 years.

And Stalin, silver, Hitler, bronze.

Now, what if you had some podcaster that wore an outfit to honor or to mimic Hitler? We've seen people that have been chastised because they wore a symbol that people thought looked like a swastika.

Remember the old Pete Hegseth thing? He had a tattoo that people on the left, because they're not necessarily really in tune with facts and reality, thought was somehow connected to Nazism.

And just because it looked like it, he was excoriated.

You have Hasan Piker, the favored podcaster of the Democrat Party, proudly wearing the suit of Mao, who was a greater monster to humanity than Hitler was.

How is that okay? How is that admirable? And he does it proudly to honor him.

I don't know.

It's just like this is so not a gray area.

Everyone who's been through it saying, dudes, this is bad.

Don't do it.

And if it were not for the anti-intellectualism and anti-education of our education systems, this would be a no-brainer.

Hasan Piker, the Democrats' leading podcast guy, sat down for an interview, and he wore what he's worn before, and that is the Mao suit, as it's known.

It's a suit he was known to wear.

Mao killed several times more people in the name of his political ideology than Hitler did.

You can look at the estimates, and the Hitler estimates range anywhere from 7 million to 17 million conventional wisdom.

Mao is like 40 to 80 million.

Some say even higher.

And we're not talking, oh, it was a war situation and lost lives of individuals lost in war.

We're talking about that what was considered to be necessary in order to successfully install socialism.

So in the name of socialism, Mao killed off 40 to 80 million to get it accomplished.

Stalin, by the way, numbers are a little bit less, but more than Hitler still.

And then Hitler, his millions in the name of socialism, German Workers Socialist Party.

But think about this for a moment.

In terms of human atrocities, Mao got the gold medal.

You're looking at over the last 100 years.

And Stalin, silver, Hitler, bronze.

Now, what if you had some podcaster that wore an outfit to honor or to mimic Hitler? We've seen people that have been chastised because they wore a symbol that people thought looked like a swastika.

Remember the old Pete Hegseth thing? He had a tattoo that people on the left, because they're not necessarily really in tune with facts and reality, thought was somehow connected to Nazism.

And just because it looked like it, he was excoriated.

You have Hasan Piker, the favored podcaster of the Democrat Party, proudly wearing the suit of Mao, who was a greater monster to humanity than Hitler was.

How is that okay? How is that admirable? And he does it proudly to honor him.