A reporter from the Toronto Sun was punched in the face by an Antifa leftist, and the police did nothing. Why did the cops not do anything? And why did the media do nothing about it? Ezra explains why the police should have done something about it.
00:03:35.980So why the total lack of anything for Stan Bahal, the son of the photographer, who was punched?
00:03:40.940Why the silence of the police and the silence of the rest of the media, the ones who circled the wagons for those poor CBC reporters who had to hear a swear word for the first time in their life?
00:03:51.300It's a swear word, not directed at the journalists, by the way, they're just swearing in general.
00:03:56.060Is that worse than being punched in the face?
00:04:01.140But it's the Toronto Police, an increasingly political organization run by an increasingly political chief and political commissioner and political mayor.
00:04:08.900And let's be honest, the Toronto Sun is, to the fancy people, just one inch more respectable than the rabble.
00:04:17.320So if some left-wing activists in Antifa, really the paramilitary wing of Justin Trudeau's liberals,
00:04:23.020if Trudeau's street gangs punch a Toronto Sun reporter in the face, well, that's okay because the Toronto Sun was asking for it, right?
00:04:31.140I mean, on the day of Trump's inauguration in January 2017, Richard Spencer, the white nationalist racist, he was punched in the face on TV so hard it broke his eardrum.
00:04:43.160And the whole establishment cheered because he was a Nazi, they said.
00:04:49.180Well, he's not actually a Nazi, but he's a racist.
00:05:15.300And when we are at a loss amidst the hypocrisy and the casual violence of certain individuals and institutions,
00:05:21.580we will, as per Chief Jim Hopper, punch some people in the face when they seek to destroy the meat and the disenfranchised and the marginalized.