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Hasan Piker Joins the NYT to Talk About ‘Microlooting’ as Political Protest

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Podcaster Hasan Piker sure is getting a lot of attention lately, despite saying that America deserved 9/11 and that Hamas is "a thousand times better" than Israel. He even lost CNN's Dana Bash over that comment. Still, he's become a darling of the Left and is campaigning with Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who said that his campaign issuing a statement condemning the attack on a synagogue outside of Detroit was a “risk” that “really worried” his team.

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You'd like Piker would be radioactive at this point, but The New York Times invited him to talk with a couple of others about "why petty theft might be the new political protest."

New York Times Opinions culture editor Nadja Spiegelman calls this "microlooting," and it describes the phenomenon of people stealing small things from big corporations like Whole Foods. " Yeah, I’m pro-piracy all the way, like, across the board," said Piker. "Would you pirate a car? Yes. You know, if you could." He added, "I’m pro stealing from big corporations, because they steal quite a bit more from their own workers."

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… the Louvre if he could, "I think it’s cool. We’ve got to get back to cool crimes like that: bank robberies, right? Stealing priceless artifacts, things of that nature. I feel like that’s way cooler than the 7,000th new cryptocurrency scheme that people are engaging in."

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… increase shrink, right?"

His solution? "I’m in favor of fast and free buses and also government-owned storefronts. And two of those policies, the mayor of this beautiful city is currently working on."

While portraying this as championing little people, Piker says it is the little people who should risk it, not him, "I don’t personally do it. I never do it. When I was younger, I stole some Pokémon cards from a friend and my father punished me. And it was such a harrowing experience that I literally can’t even steal a candy bar. ...I’m just saying that I personally don’t really care. If someone needs the food; they should absolutely steal it."

As Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez stated about looters and Apple and Nike stores, they're just stealing bread.

It's funny how the conversation immediately escalated from "microlooting" to stealing cars and no one seemed to notice.

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Democrats and The New York Times can't seem to get enough of him.

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