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Tucker Carlson won’t call ANYONE a Nazi
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It should come as no surprise and
something we all understand as
Americans, as Christians, that calling
people Nazis puts a target on their
back. It's very dangerous thing to do.
It's a very appalling thing to do. To
call someone a Nazi means you have to
shoot them. You have to kill them. And I
killing people is wrong. It's always
wrong. And I really believe that. I
really do. I think anyone should believe
that. I certainly Mark Levvin, Ben
Shapiro don't believe that. That's
disgusting. [laughter]
But I think it needs to be said, it
can't be said enough actually and
stressed enough that when you label
someone a Nazi,
you are endorsing violence against them.
Just a few years ago, the Museum of
Tolerance, the Holocaust Museum in Los
Angeles, released a list of their top
Nazis who they considered Nazis. These
were just some of the people they named.
It's quite disgusting, actually. It's
really disgusting. It's no surprise that
the Holocaust Museum in Israel, which I
have no problem with at all. I have no I
have no issue with. I've been to Israel
many times. I visited this country, but
it's irrelevant to me. But Yadvashm also
had a very similar list of these names
of people who they considered to be
Nazis. Okay, those names, those people,
actual people, actual human beings
actually were Adolf Hitler,
Hinrich Himmler,
Joseph Gerbles,
and Adolf Iikman.
It should come as no surprise that all
those people are currently dead.
Because when you call people Nazis,
they died. That's what they do.
[laughter]
That's what happens. And we need to be
more responsible with our speech. We
need to be we need to be more Christian
with our speech. Labeling people Nazis,
calling them Nazis. [snorts]
That is genocide.
I mean, it is. [laughter]
It is actually right. There's no there's
no there's no other way to say there's
no other way to say it. There's no other
way to discuss it. There's no other way
to talk about it. There's no other way
to have these conversations. Uh if you
call people Nazis, you are putting a
target on their back. And it should come
as no surprise that everyone I just
mentioned, everyone I just mentioned
[snorts] is dead and they died at the
time when they were labeled Nazis. And
that should just prove to you, that
should just prove and demonstrate that
we're not going to do that anymore.
We're not going to play that game. It's
a lesson we learn from history and we
don't want to repeat it. We shouldn't
repeat it. We should learn from history.
We should learn from our mistakes. I
mean, I've called people Nazis in the
past. I do it all the time, but I hate
it. And I I certainly I might do it in
this broadcast. I might do it right now.
Look at my producer. You're a Nazi.
[laughter]
Just kidding. Not kidding. Kidding. We
shouldn't do it cuz it's a threat and
it's violent to do so. Calling people
Nazis, labeling them, listing them in
museums for everyone to see. I mean,
that's violent. It's disgusting. We're
better than that. You're better than
that. We're all better than that.
Tomorrow, we're going to be discussing
Oscar Schindler, who was a liar, and
more on Adolf Hitler, who was a painter.
We're going to talk about that. This
Christmas, give the gift of eight,
sleep. You [music] need your rest. You
need to sleep. And make sure when you're
sleeping you're not molested by a demon
because that can