Europe's Terrorism Debate Raises HARD Questions

When you bring large Muslim migrants, populations, millions, at least 10% are going to be bad for you, okay? They're going to do what we've seen, which is go stab people, kill little kids, crash trucks, bomb churches, women, okay? It's going to happen. You're accepting that. You are openly saying, this is okay. And the analogy I like to give, I call it the 100 Muslim candies. So imagine if I give you a jar and it has 100 candies, okay? And I tell you, but 10% of them might kill you, right? Are you going to eat from that? And it's mixed up. You don't know which is the candy. Are you going to give it to your kids? Are you going to give it to anyone? Are you going to give it to your friend? Are you going to give it to anyone short of someone you hate? No. All right. Whereas a normal person, a normal person would never give that jar to anyone because he knows in it, not all of it. And I get it. Yes. Most of them are not going to do that. Most of the candies taste great. But at what point does having the good candies, does having the good Muslims, does that outweigh the fact that you're going to get the bad candy that will kill you or the bad muslim that will go on a on a terrorist attack uh so that's the way i see it it's not a question about is the majority that way i don't think the majority is that way but it's really just just one percent is a problem right