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Coffee in Brooklyn and the Beheading Story

from The Diaper Spa | The Tim Dillon Show #380 · #380

4 min

Tim describes the humorless, overly serious vibe of a Brooklyn coffee shop while discussing the Mohn beheading with someone who said they're surprised this kind of thing doesn't happen more often.

In this bit10 moments
  • Jeff used to describe Brooklyn people as dressing like extras from The Wire season 2, all severe intellectual types with no fun in their energy.
  • Every Brooklyn coffee shop has a sign saying 'end racism' while angry people sit furiously typing on MacBooks, creating a heavy atmosphere.
  • Tim describes the neighborhood as feeling like people's only job was putting up Jewish hostage posters and ripping them down all day.
  • Someone told Tim they were surprised the beheading incident doesn't happen more often, which shocked him with its dark implication.
  • Tim argues people assume anyone who disagrees with them is capable of violence, conflating political opposition with murderous extremism.
  • The person was unsurprised about someone cutting their father's head off in a bathroom, which Tim found genuinely disturbing as an attitude.
  • Tim wonders if people make cynical statements about violent crime being unsurprising just to sound tough or hard.
  • Tim notes the person believed everyone in Pennsylvania who disagrees with them politically is a hidden killer who just hasn't acted yet.
  • The internet accused the beheading suspect of being MK Ultra activated, another conspiracy theory Tim hasn't investigated.
  • Tim says the only thing he's certain of is that Sandy Hook happened, closing off most other conspiratorial thinking.
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