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Tim Dillon expresses strong opinions regarding current airport delays caused by the TSA going unpaid during a government shutdown, suggesting that Americans should simply stop traveling. He argues that the United States, in conjunction with Israel, is actively destabilizing the globe, particularly through actions like attacking Iran and driving up oil prices, which he believes could lead to World War III. Dillon contends that American tourists are unwelcome abroad due to these geopolitical actions and that their continued travel is a sign of psychopathy and a lack of decency. He satirically suggests that Americans are so self-absorbed they would cause nuclear Armageddon and then immediately go on vacation. Dillon predicts severe consequences for American travelers, including kidnappings and public killings, and asserts that the primary concern of Americans remains leisure travel despite the global turmoil they are allegedly creating. He concludes by recommending that Americans stay home to avoid inflicting themselves on the rest of the world.
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