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Killing people who committed no crime is
wrong. Period. That's the basis of
Christian belief. It's the basis of
Western civilization. Dropping bombs on
people who did nothing wrong is a crime.
Period. That is why we say we are better
than the terrorists because we don't
kill people who did nothing wrong. And
by definition, children haven't done
anything wrong. So you were not allowed
to kill them. And now there's an entire
network of not a television network but
a a loosely aligned network arguing that
it's somehow wrong to say it's immoral
to kill children. And I think it's
immoral to kill children no matter who
kills the children. Whether it's the
government of the United States, the
government of Sri Lanka, the government
of Belgium, the government of Israel,
Hamas, it doesn't matter. It is immoral
to kill people who haven't done anything
wrong. That's why Hiroshima is a
problem. That's why I've complained
about Hiroshima. That's why the Nazis
were bad. That's why everybody who
murders innocents is wrong. And when did
that become controversial? Like I said,
I articulated that and was immediately
attacked by all these, you know, people
on the so-called right? I was like, then
what is the whole point? What is the
point of living here or having this
country if we endorse murdering people
who committed no crime? How are we
better than the people we supposedly
hate? The designation of terrorism grows
from that understanding, which was a
common understanding before 9/11. If you
kill people intentionally who've
committed no crime, you are the
criminal. And who does that? Terrorists.
That's why we call them terrorists. So,
um, I'm happy to call anyone who does
that a terrorist.
>> Does that include Israel?
>> It includes anybody.
>> Does that include Israel?
>> It includes anybody. Anybody. By the
way, let me just say I I it's so funny.
It's Does that include Israel? It
includes people I know personally in the
United States. I know a lot of people
who have okayed the order. I know in
some cases people who participated in
carrying out the order
>> to murder people who committed no crime.
Does that mean they're terrorists? I
don't know. I'll let God figure out what
that means. It means they're committing
acts of terror. That is terrorism.
Because the point of it is not to punish
the guilty. The point of it is to
inspire fear. The point of it is to
depopulate a place, move a population.
Whatever the point of it is, the effect
of it is to punish people who've
committed no crime.
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