Tucker Carlson

It's an attitude that doesn't see people as human and in the service of what, making money?

I mean, it's everything about that I dislike.

I feel like that's never challenged on the right.

Increasingly, it's not challenged on the left either.

It used to be big time.

Less and less, but certainly on the right, people, anyone who challenges it is derided as a socialist.

I'm not quite sure what that means.

I don't think I'm a socialist.

Never have been.

But I don't think that we should tell people that they have no right to live in the town where they were born.

Like, okay, so who are we serving here?

What is the point of this exercise?

To maximize profits to you?

Like, what?

I don't know.

Like, what is that?

Well, sure, when Ben Shapiro says blaming the system rather than blaming yourself, your own lack of creativity, initiative, intelligence, whatever your problem is, is immoral.

And that is a kind of long-time refrain on the so-called right, and there are things about it that I agree with.

I do think you should blame yourself first.

I'm trying to force myself to be in the habit of that.