The Mom and Daddy administration is

emboldening us so that we no longer

tolerate the violence of evictions as a

matter of business as usual.

>> In 1787, John Quincy Adams had a

comment, "The moment the idea is

admitted into society that property is

not as sacred as the laws of God, and

that there is not a force of law and

public justice to protect it, anarchy

and tyranny commence." Private property

rights are the foundations of liberty in

America. Because if you think about

where everyone that came to America was

coming from, there were these tyrannical

governments where some overlord or some

cabal could decide at any point to take

the things that you have. You had no

private property rights as an

individual. And it was that stasis that

drove so many to come to the United

States and say, "We want a place where

individuals, one person, can say I own

something and no one can take it from

me." This idea that you can then claim

acts of violence, that you can then

claim circumstances of of extraordinary

extravagant wealth, and say to that

individual, "I now have a right, the

government now has a right to take your

private property." Ultimately leads to

this tyrannical form. And it starts out

as being an anarchic, then remember

anarchy is a temporary state. It's

always in between one state and another.

All anarchies end up in tyranny. So,

anarchy and tyranny are one in the same.

And fundamentally, what's going on with

these socialist principles is that we

are taking your private property, and

you no longer have rights on your

private property. We now will have the

rights to come in and take your property

and control it and take it from you. And

it always starts with this framing of

moralistic intent. We are good, you are

bad for the following reason. You have

committed violence against the people

that live in your building. So, the

first framing is that the private

property owner is evil, and that the

private property owner has committed an

act of injustice against those who don't

have the private property. And that is

the justification for taking away their

private property rights. And it is the

beginning of this transition towards a

tyrannical system, which will ultimately

be what I call this kind of great

American politburo, or whatever

socialist framework gets set up by the

cabal of the socialists and and what

they're trying to put together. So, all

of these little acts, while seeming

ridiculous and insane and inappropriate,

in aggregate are the same thing. They're

a transition away from private property

rights, which is the foundation of the

United States of America. That's why I

think we should all be so shocked. And

to John Quincy Adams' point, we need to

vehemently defend those rights. As soon

as those rights start to slip away, even

in the tiniest way, it is a cascading

effect, and everything will become

tyrannical, and it will be very ugly in

the United States of America.