News · moment 7 of 14
Renee Good's Stepfather: 'I'm Not Blaming Anybody'
from Trump’s Furries & ICE Wide Shut | The Tim Dillon Show #479 · #479
8 min
News
Tim plays and repeatedly replays a clip of Renee Good's stepfather calmly refusing to blame ICE for shooting her in the face, riffing on boomer emotional detachment and generational indifference to their children's suffering.
- No stepparent loves you—they tolerate you, they put up with you.
- Renee Good's father-in-law shot three times in the face and his response is 'I'm not blaming anybody.'
- Tim praises the father-in-law for not blaming anyone, calling it the kind of response the country needs.
- The country has become one of federal overreach where people are conditioned to accept violence without holding a grudge.
- Father-in-law expands: 'I mean, it's a hard situation all the way around' for everybody involved.
- Tim notes that response—'It's a hard situation for everybody'—will be the standard reply when you get shot in the face.
- That older generation doesn't get worked up about violence; they get upset about being ripped off or paying too much.
- The way older people bounce back from their children's deaths is remarkable—they roll with the punches.
- Many older people in that age bracket prefer Donald Trump to their own families and would accept violence in his name.
- If Trump sends out storm troopers and you get in their way and get hit, for that generation it's just one of those things.