HasanAbi THE VICE PRESIDENT IS TALKING ABOUT ME
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Oct 30, 2025 
JD Vance, U.S. politician and author, shares his controversial takes on current cultural issues, including a puzzling mention from the vice president about social media drama. The discussion dives into Vance's comments on dog training and the backlash he faces regarding animal welfare. Hasanabi juxtaposes this political distraction against the pressing SNAP benefits crisis affecting millions. The conversation also critiques Vance's rhetoric on immigrants and highlights the dangers of right-wing narratives that undermine minority families and promote extremism.
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Spot Training Called Into Question
- JD Vance described using a "place" command and suggested mistreating dogs signals cruelty toward people.
- Hasan Piker counters that Vance has spot-trained his own dog and thus knows the practice isn't abusive.
Political Distraction Over Basic Needs
- The vice president and JD Vance focus on social-media drama while 40 million Americans risk losing SNAP benefits.
- Hasan Piker frames this as intentional political distraction that ignores urgent human suffering.
Noem Puppy Story Used As Example
- Hasan Piker recounts the Christine (Christie?) Noem story where she shot and dumped a puppy, using it to argue officials don't care about animal welfare.
- He connects animal mistreatment rhetoric to broader disregard for human welfare by officials.