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Should Cops Have Rushed In? Football Rivalries and Sociopath Pipelines
from #300 - A Unique Experience with Yannis Pappas | The Tim Dillon Show · #300
4 min
Tim and Giannis debate the delayed police response at Uvalde, joke about football rivalries influencing police urgency, and pitch identifying sociopathic kids early to funnel them into acting or politics instead of mass murder.
- Tim argues police failure to rush into the Uvalde school depended partly on whether it was a rival school to where the officers' kids played.
- The shooter was barricaded inside for up to an hour before law enforcement killed him—Tim suggests cops may have needed permission from organizations or wanted to talk him down first.
- Tim compares the Buffalo grocery store shooter, whom police prevented from killing himself, to what he sees as an absurd level of intervention.
- Guns are not new but school shootings are—Tim identifies a cultural shift creating more violent sociopaths than before.
- Tim proposes identifying sociopathic traits early in troubled kids and funneling them into acting classes and entertainment instead of letting them kill schoolchildren.
- Solution: put sociopaths on a path to become leaders and politicians, where they can kill children in other countries on the nation's behalf.
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