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Big Balls Gets Jumped in DC and the Militarized Police Takeover
from A Police State, Candace’s Lawsuit, & The La Quinta Promise | The Tim Dillon Show #458 · #458
6 min
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Tim discusses the assault on Doge staffer 'Big Balls' (Edward Corsatine) near Dupont Circle, questions the heroic framing, and pivots into unease about militarized police, Palantir surveillance, and National Guard deployment in DC.
- Tim opposes the militarized police takeover in cities, acknowledging crime is real but questioning whether National Guard deployment is the answer.
- Big Balls, Elon Musk's associate, got beaten up in DC after trying to help during a carjacking, sparking military presence in the city.
- Tim explains why he never helps anyone: a friend who defended a woman on the train got slashed with a knife, then the woman testified for her attacker in court.
- The incident involved a 19-year-old assaulted by ten juveniles near Dupont Circle at 3 a.m., with conflicting accounts about whether he was helping a carjacking victim or just standing by his car.
- Tim spent months crusading against violent gangs of children roaming cities, arguing they should be sent to Ukraine instead of terrorizing urban areas.
- Cities are inherently violent and the real problem is deploying military makes tourism collapse, creating an eerie atmosphere like post-9/11 America with National Guard everywhere.
- The National Guard presence after 9/11 gave people an unsettling feeling that nobody wants to replicate in major cities today.
Edward Corsetinemilitarized policePalantirDonald TrumpElon MuskGilbert Coons