I think a good way to articulate the insanity of this Hasan Piker discourse is to analogize it to Russian Americans. In the immediate aftermath of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, there were some scattered incidents of anti-Russian hate crimes in the US, but this dissipated quickly -- the public got the message that the Russian American community was not championing Putin's unjust war. It seems obvious that these dynamics would have looked different had every mainline Russian American institution and leader adamantly embraced Putin, insisted that this war was just and necessary, accused anyone who raised concerns about Putin's targeting of Ukrainian civilians as anti-Russian bigots, sought to blacklist all of those people, and spent hundreds of millions of dollars in our elections to try to force our government to supply Putin with weapons to carry out his war. If in this alternative universe a Ukrainian American whose family and friends had been killed by the Russian military eventually lost it and attacked, say, a Russian Orthodox Church that proudly flew the Russian flag and raised funds for the Russian army and organized trips to support Russian colonists in occupied western Ukraine, we wouldn't say that was okay -- it would be a horrific hate crime itself -- but I think we could all understand and name the causal connection between that conduct by Russian American leaders and this tragic result. And if some Twitch streamer did name that connection, and then every single establishment Democrat put out a statement blasting the streamer as having called for anti-Russian violence or something, rather than simply articulating a warning of an obvious and real threat, we'd all recognize that as a pretty psychotic response.