Name: Police Visited a Person Who Criticized AOC on Twitter
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Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Police Visited a Person Who Criticized AOC on Twitter' from PowerfulJRE on Comedy Buff. Published 2021-04-14. Transcript available.

The Joe Rogan Experience.
Do you know the story about this guy who is a liberal journalist who, what did
he do?
He agreed with someone that said something.
He liked something about Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the police came to his
house.
Did you hear this story?
I did.
Pull this story up because it's so crazy.
Crazy.
That you go, this can't be real.
And here we are.
I don't think that it's AOC who's doing this.
It's probably some fucking nutty AOC reporter or supporter rather.
Police visit the home of podcaster after he criticized AOC on Twitter.
So pull up the story because this is so crazy.
This is like communist China type shit.
It's so crazy that I feel like there has to be more to it when I heard about it
the other night.
No, it's not.
Please scroll down so I can read this.
Here it goes.
No, no, no.
So I can read that tweet.
Oh, yeah.
It's about that interview that she had, which was.
See, yeah.
The interview was fucking insane.
Oh, my gosh.
And so ridiculous.
On April 1st, AOC did a live stream with Michael Miller, the head of the Jewish
Community Relations Council of New York.
She was asked about peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
Her response was incredibly underwhelming, to say the very least.
Now, if you listen to her response, she's unprepared.
She doesn't really have a thing to say about this.
So she basically just sort of uses word salad.
And it's a nonsense answer.
Yeah, it's bad.
Okay, no, go back down.
Go back right there.
I'm really shaking up right now.
So the guy puts this thing saying it's underwhelming.
He puts it up on Twitter.
I'm really shaking right now.
This is the next tweet.
I was just visited by two plainclothes police officers from California Highway
Patrol at my home.
They said they came here on behalf of the Capitol Police and accused me of
threatening AOC on Twitter yesterday.
This is provably false.
So go back up to what we just saw.
So this is all he said.
Her response was incredibly underwhelming, to say the very least.
So someone decided that what he said.
Now, the reason being is I'm sure this is some sort of a supporter of AOC that
contacted the Capitol Hill police and probably lied.
But the fact that they could just come to your fucking house without any proof
that you – it's not like he's saying this lady deserves to die.
She must be stopped.
We have to stop.
None of that.
None of that.
None of that.
Underwhelming, to say the least, which is a very mild criticism.
It is, especially if you watch that interview.
The guy's face is classic, though.
The guy interviewing is just like he can't believe what she's saying.
It's classic if you watch his facial expressions.
It is.
You want to play it?
We should play it just so people understand how – because it is – it's
really a ridiculous answer.
It is.
But it's the kind of answer you give when you're in seventh grade and you're
doing a – like the teacher asked you a question about a book report and you
didn't really read the book.
Exactly what it was.
The book is about Columbus.
And this is – it was so important that Columbus was here because without
Columbus, there were so many things that would not have happened.
You know, what Columbus did was brave and amazing.
Yeah, yeah.
That's exactly what it is.
Now you have to be careful.
They might be showing up at your house tonight.
They might be at the studio when we walk out of here later.
I don't think AOC does.
I really don't.
I think it's a crazy person that thinks that – this is just my opinion.
I think it was most likely a crazy person that is angry at this guy for not towing
the liberal line because he's a liberal journalist or a podcaster.
That's the interesting thing, too.
When you talk about growing up when we grew up, when you talk about liberalism,
it means something different than it does today.
And there's a difference between a classical liberal and a leftist.
And what we're seeing more of in this country is those terms intertwined, and
they're very different things.
And leftists are kind of what we're seeing more of, which is grabbing this
control, restrictions on freedom of speech, restrictions on owning firearms,
restrictions on whatever they think might be, quote, unquote, dangerous.
Especially when they throw in dangerous to the children.
That's the other key when talking about it.
But then they take power.
And guess who's buying all the expensive houses and has the power and the
control?
Oh, those same people that were fighting for the little guy a little while ago
and talking about all these restrictions that we needed to place on some of
these more natural rights that are inherent at birth.
Namely, to be able to defend ourselves and our family, defend that gift of life.
Yeah, like when a Marxist starts making money and buys million-dollar houses.
Did that happen recently?
Yeah, it did.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's what happens.
That's what happens.
You're a Marxist.
If you're a Marxist, you're not buying million-dollar houses.
You're not on a fucking real estate market.
That's not Marxism.
That's why I talk to, as often as I possibly can, I talk about the importance
of studying our history.
Putting that requisite time, energy, and effort into studying the past so we
can make decisions that, because we have this responsibility to make decisions
for future generations.
And if we haven't put that time into studying our history, and if what you know
about a certain event or a certain issue is based on someone else's tweet that
you just retweeted, and all of a sudden that's your opinion of something that's
going to affect multiple generations down the line, particularly their
abilities to defend themselves and their families or to start a business or
whatever it might be, well, you owe it to put down the phone, to get into these
books, realize, hey, why are these amendments in place?
Why is this important?
And from the inception of this country up until today, people have died to give
you the right to be able to make these decisions, to follow your dreams, to
have these options and opportunities.
They gave up everything.
People have died supporting these things that you support.
These things, like when people are really into Marxism, you need to learn what
happened when that was the rule of law, because it's a terrible, terrible
history.
It's horrible, but it seems good.
Like the idea that everybody should have something.
It should be equal for all, and all the workers should be even, and everybody
should have equal things.
Well, you know what happens then?
You don't have the same amount of effort, because there's a reason why some
people work harder than others, because they realize you can actually get
further ahead.
There's a competition, and that competition fuels innovation, it fuels all
sorts of things.
There's incentives.
Oh, yeah.
There's incentives to discipline.
You wake up an hour earlier than the next guy, and you do it seven days a week.
You've got seven hours of work that that guy doesn't have in.
Yep, where you wake up seven hours earlier, like Jaco does, than everybody else,
something like that.
Yes.
But, yeah, you have that option.
You have that option.
I can write books.
You can do this.
Like, we have these amazing freedoms.
And when have you ever read a book, whether fiction or non, or studied history,
where the people that put names on lists, the people that restrict rights, the
people that confiscate firearms, are the good guys?
In any of those movies, even, let's just say fiction.
Never.
Yeah, never.
Exactly.
Yeah.
Exactly.
So that should be a clue right there.
But it seems like when you say it the right way, if you restrict the rights of
these people to have guns, then there'll not be any mass shootings because
there'll be no guns.
Like, oh, okay.
And someone just retweets that.
That becomes their opinion.
And rather than, hold on, let me look at the, if this was even the issue, let
me take at the FBI crime statistics, the actual ones, and be like, oh, why are
they going after this one thing that causes almost nothing?
They should be going after hammers and baseball bats.
Or if they really wanted to save lives, you should make sure that every single
phone just turned off when you got in your car and just wasn't allowed to
operate.
If you really cared about the children, or at least start 18 and under, no
texting.
This thing turns off when you get in a car if you were really concerned about
saving lives.
So it's a disingenuous argument from the beginning, but it sounds so good.
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