Jiang frames America as a society addicted to violence, citing guns, the sacralization of the Second Amendment, football, and reverence for war history.
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"...that Americans are addicted to violence. For example, America has 434 guns, sorry 434 million guns. That's 1.3 guns for every one person and..."
"It is an extremely violent sport. In fact, America is really the only country that plays this sport, and Americans love football. The Super..."
"...a problem. It's got all these factories that produce tanks, machine guns, airplanes."
"...it's your people who make the machines of war, the machine guns, the artillery, the munitions, and therefore, you have to make sure they..."
"...can always get more uh with a nice word and a gun to someone"
"...someone's head than just with a nice word alone so that gun to people's heads is the is the military bases and the carrier..."
"...to the assassin. Who then took a bullet, who took a gun and shot him to death."
"...this would be ICE. Do you really need soldiers with machine guns in the streets to deport illegal immigrants? Obama was able to do..."
"...really cool stuff because we're going to build we're building a gun range and we've got a combative gym coming in and all that..."
"...phone calls I've gotten from my buddies or teammates putting a gun in their mouth, I'm just fucking tired of it. I know. The..."
"...day, right? That's the physical act of pulling the trigger to gun to your head. What people don't realize is that doesn't count drug..."
"...take a fight like that. We sent them a lot of guns. We sent them through the Kurds, and the president says he thinks..."
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