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your support. All Right, I want to start with the

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two pieces, well, one piece of breaking news and then

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another piece of almost breaking news. That's why they're pieces,

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because it's already broken. But Dick Durbin US Senator Dick

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Durbin from Illinois. After more than twenty eight years in

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the US Senate, Dick Durbin announced on Wednesday that he

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will not seek reelection, opening up a competitive Democratic primary

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in a reliably blue state. Durbin is the fourth Democratic

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Senate to announce their retirement this year, following Senators Jean Shaheen,

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Gary Peters, and Tina Smith. Durbin is eighty years old,

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sharp as attack running rings around his twenty year old staffer.

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As I am told, he was first elected to the

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US Senate in nineteen ninety seven and is the longest

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serving party whip in Senate history. He has been a

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strong advocate for pathways to citizenship for immigrants and regulation

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for the tobacco industry. Imagine if that's how after what

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forty years or so, sorry, twenty eight years in the

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US Senate, that that's how they sum up your career,

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that you were an advocate for amnesty and an opponent

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of tobacco. That's what you get in your political gravestone.

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H Well, I mean they can all be home runs.

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I guess. Okay, So so Dick Durbin retiring after this

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is his he won't run for reelection. I don't see

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where When is he up? When is his I don't

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know if he was, I don't know if his seat

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is up in twenty six. It very well might be.

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I assume it. I assume it will be, because this

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would be about the time that you would make that

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kind of an announcement for a twenty twenty six reelection campaign.

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So he's out. Also out Klaus Schwab, the q tip

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sounding founder of the World Economic Forum, best known for

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looking like a Bond villain and for hosting an annual

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meeting of political, business and other elites in the Swiss

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alpine town of Davosh. He is retiring as chairman more

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than a half century after creating the Geneva based think tank.

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Quoted Schwab, who is eighty seven, in a statement as

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saying that he was stepping down with immediate effect. Former

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Nessle chairman and CEO Peter Brebeck Ledmatte was unanimously selected

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as interim chairman by the Forum's board at a special

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meeting that was held on Sunday. A search committee has

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been set up to choose the permanent's successor. So why

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is he stepping down? Well? The World Economic Forum apparently

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launched an investigation into him after a whistleblower letter alleged

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financial and ethical misconduct by the longtime leader and his wife.

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The anonymous letter was sent last week to the Forum's

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board and raised concerns about the forum's governance and workplace culture,

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including allegations that the Schwab family mixed their personal affairs

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with the World Forums resources without proper oversight, and included

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allegations that Klaus asked junior employees to withdraw thousands of

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dollars from ATMs on his behalf, and that he used

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WEF funds to pay for private in room massages at hotels. Well,

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I mean, managing all of the resources of the world

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is a difficult thing. You got to have a way

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to unwind, you know. It also alleged to his wife, Hilda,

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a former World Economic Forum employee, scheduled token WEF funded

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meetings in order to justify luxury holiday travel at the

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organization's expense. In recent days, Schwab argued against any investigation,

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telling board members that he denied the unsubstantiated allegations and

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that he would challenge them in a lawsuit that David

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Strom at hot air dot com says he doubts this

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investigation is really about defending the corporate till from being raided.

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Shaub is eighty seven, and in recent years, the rise

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of his public profile, including the bond villain wardrobe and

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the creepy German accent, have seemingly made him irresistible to

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the glitterati but repulsive to the masses, who see the

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WEF as the central nervous system of globalism. He said,

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the allegations are probably true, but also ridiculous. Far be

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it from me to defend Schwab in any way, he says,

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But the whole point of the globalist agenda is to

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create a world where the technocratic elite gets to live

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the high life at the expense of everybody else. He's

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just living his truth. He's living his brand here people.

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Does anybody seriously believe the forum's board gives a wit

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about massages or luxury vacations? They do the same thing,

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I'm sure so Still I don't know. Like, here's the thing.

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Not a fan of Klaus Schwab, I too recognize him

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as the bond villain that he obviously is. However, he

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so fits the part. You know that I'm worried that

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the next guy that gets in there is going to

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be as bad or worse as Schwab. But he's going

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to be more palatable, you know, he's gonna be a

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little bit more of an acceptable figure. He's not going

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to have the creepy accent like the guy did in

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Lethal Weapon two right, dip the metic immunity. He's not

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gonna be He's not gonna sound like that. He's not

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gonna he's not gonna be you know, old and withered,

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bald head looking like the Emperor and Star Wars wearing

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that kind of weird Star Trek outfit at the podium.

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It's like, I just we're gonna look back and we're

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gonna say we miss Schwab because he made opposition to

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the WU so much easier, so much easier. Alrighty. Meanwhile,

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up in Minneapolis, Minnesota E, a progressive district attorney has

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declined to charge Tim sorry, not Tim Walls, but a

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Tim Walls led Minnesota anyway. No, the guy's name is

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Dylan Brian Adams. Didn't he sing that song I Would

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Do Anything for You in the Robinhood movie. I'm just

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kidding now, No, I know he's blood on the tracks.

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This progressive DA has declined to charge a state employee

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named Dylan Brian Adams caught on video multiple video tapes

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causing twenty thousand dollars worth of damage to Tesla vehicles,

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and the local police chief not happy ripping the DA.

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This is Hennepin County District Attorney Mary Moriarty. Instead of

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filing or seeking the criminal charges, they offered him a

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deal and he'll get to do diversion. And she says,

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this is so this way the victims of the vandalism

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will be able to get repaid. But the police chief

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is like, no, we did the investigation. These are felony

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charges and we were not consulted, and like, if you

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got any problems with this, contact the DA's office because

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we're pretty ticked off about it. All right, If you're

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hang on, I'm seeing from Legal Insurrection Durbin. Senator Dick

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Durbin will end his term January twenty twenty six. So

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he's going to let the governor of Illinois appoint his replacement.

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So they so they get a leg up on the

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twenty twenty six campaign. What is it with Democrats trying

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to rig elections? Guys? What are you doing? This is

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what got Blogoyevitch thrown in jail, right because Obama did

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the same thing when he ran for president. Blogoyevitch was

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then like auctioning off the Senate seat. So corrupt. Just

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finish the rest of your term and let somebody else

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run for office like normal. Why do you got to

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step aside in January in order to give somebody like

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an inside track to the incumbency. It's just this is

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why I call them the Democrat Party not the Democratic Party,

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because they just behave in undemocratic ways. They try to

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just constantly rig this stuff, put their thumbs on the

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scales in order to try to influence outcomes. It's almost

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like they don't actually trust the people to decide. In

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the Democrat primary itself, these are your own people, These

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are your own voters, all right. Anyway. So up in Minnesota,

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Hennepin County, da Mary Moriarty will seek diversion rather than

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criminal charges against Dylan Bryan Adams, who was caught on

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tape keying and vandalizing various Tesla vehicles, stripping the paint

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and such, and making markings all over them as he

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walked his dog around the city. The police Chief, Brian

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O'Hara said at the time of the incident that the

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damage in each case was the equivalent of a felony.

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The chief said in a scathing statement that Moriarty's decision

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not to bring charges is frustrating for his officers and

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the public. The Minneapolis Police Department did its job, he says.

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It identified and investigated a crime trend, defied and arrested

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a suspect, and presented a case file to the Hennepin

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County Attorney Office for consideration of charges. This case impacted

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at least six different victims and totaled over twenty thousand

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dollars in damages. Any frustration related to the charging decision

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of the Hennepin County Attorney should be directed solely at

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her office. Our investigators are always frustrated when the cases

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they poured their hearts into are declined. In my experience,

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the victims in these cases often feel the same way. Yeah,

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and he is exactly correct. He is exactly correct. Hang

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on a second, I'm looking for the other article that here.

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It is. This is legal insurrection dot com. Fantastic website.

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By the way, Dylan Adams a fiscal policy analyst for

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Minnesota's Department of Human Services. Employee. This guy's a state

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employee at the Health Department, thirty three years old, arrested

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for allegedly causing twenty k worth of damage to at

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least six Tessela vehicles in downtown Minneapolis. According to the report,

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potential criminal charges remain on the table if he were

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to engage in similar behavior in the future. A spokesperson

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for Hennepin County District Attorney spokesman by the name of

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Daniel bor gerd Poeting bor Borger Poping, Paping, Burger Paping. Okay,

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that's a really long last name, Like just put a

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hyphen in the middle of that or something whatever. Our

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main priorities are to secure restitution for the victims and

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hold mister Adams accountable. As a result, we will file

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for pre charged diversion to best facilitate both of those goals.

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So diversion so the pre charge, which means they're not

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going to charge him, so he will have a clean record.

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This is an approach taken in many property crime cases

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and helps to ensure the individual keeps their job and

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can pay restitution, as well as reducing the likelihood of

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repeat offenses. Criminal prosecution remains a possibility should unlawful behavior continue.

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The attorney for Adams said, my client is very remorseful

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for his actions and is beginning the process of making

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sure the victims are made whole financially. We are grateful

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for the Hennepin County Attorney's office exercise of prosecutorial discretion

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and apologize to the victims and law enforcement. Elizabeth Staufer,

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writing at Legal Insurrection, says Adams should be grateful. He

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is only remorseful because he was caught and publicly humiliated.

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This should be no surprise, though. First Hennepin County DA

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Mary Moriarty, Soros backed attorney, developed a reputation for lean

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and see, at least for those with the right political affiliations.

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Even the progressive Attorney General of the state, Keith Ellison,

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classed with her over her soft on crime approach during

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her first year in office. The New York Post lists

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the examples. Her first week in office, she dropped the

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charges against a thirty five year old man accused of

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raping a teenage girl, and in another high profile case,

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she was taken off a case of murder twenty three

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year old Zariah McKeever, after the progressive prosecutor offered slaps

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on the wrist for the teenage defendants. Just days before, Adams,

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by the way, went on this vandalism spree against the tesselus.

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You'll recall his boss, Minnesota Governor Tim Walls, publicly vilified

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Elon Musk during a town hall in Youngstown, Ohio, and

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he said, quote, what we should demonize is people like

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Elon Musk. I've been saying this for a few years now.

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The Democrats have a violence problem inside their ranks. The

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leftists violence fetish must be addressed. Unless you think that

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I have a blind eye to what's happening on the right,

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stay tuned. I will get to that later in the program,

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but for this hour, leftist violence fetish needs to be addressed.

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Here's a great idea. How about making an escape to

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a really special and secluded getaway in western North Carolina.

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Here's a tweet from Eric. It's a peat tweet. Eric

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says that the guy who vandalized the cars already engaged

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in quote unquote similar behavior. He victimized at least half

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a dozen people, and the leftists will continue claiming that

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the crime isn't a problem because there are no charges

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or convictions in his case. This prosecutor is a disgrace

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and federal charge or just must be brought. There is

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no word yet on whether the US Department of Justice

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will you investigate this or bring charges or anything. Pam

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Bondi's office hasn't said anything about that, but she has

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in the past said that they are investigating these acts

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against Tesla vehicles and dealerships as domestic terrorism, so we

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shall see next. Have you heard of a guy named

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Nicholas Decker. He is a George Mason University Economics PhD student,

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and he is a leftist, and in his profile he

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calls for more open borders now as what he says,

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among other things, he wants to spend more money on

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drugs as well. I'm not sure if that's like the

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illicit kinds or or like government funding or whatever, but

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either way, he made a bit of news the day

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when he wrote on his blog a piece called when

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must we Kill Them? When Must we Kill Them? As

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the headline, And he starts off much like the Declaration

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of Independence, listing the offenses in his mind at least,

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But he starts off. I won't read the whole list

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of his grievances because they're hyperbolic, catastrophizing and imagined transgressions.

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But he starts off by saying evil has come to America.

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The present administration is engaged in barbarism. So you get

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the flavor of what follows from there. If you think

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that what we're seeing is barbarism, I would invite you

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to look up the slaughtering that is occurring in African

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nations by Muslims against Christians. I believe there were two

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hundreds slaughtered during the Holy Week. Islam means peace, okay,

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what remains for us to decide? After he lists all

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the parade of horribles, he says, what remains for us

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to decide is when we fight, and considering the grip

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strength of gen zs, I like my chances. By the way,

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if the present administration wills it, it could sweep away

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the courts, it could sweep away democracy, and it could

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sweep away freedom. Protest is useful only in so far

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as it can affect action. Our words might sway the

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hearts of men, but not of beasts. Note the dehumanization.

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It's always a vital part to any kind of a revolution, right.

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You have to You got to break down people's psyche

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if you're going to get them to go murder people.

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That's one of the deals. I remember talking to the

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historian doctor Bill Forston, also the author of One Second After.

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He was actually on the other day with Vince Coakley,

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and I've known Bill for years. He lives in western

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North Carolina. Used to have him on the show regularly

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when I worked up in Ashville and he and I

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would have him on. I've had him on here on

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the anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg because that's really

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like that's he is known for the books that he wrote,

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but he is a historian. He teaches history, and the

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Civil War is a big part of his focus. And

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I remember one of the things that we talked about

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at one point was how when after the battle was

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over and they were pulling, they were they were retrieving

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the arms, all of the rifles, and they found so

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many of the rifles had because you know, have you

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ever seen in the movies where you've got like you

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gotta you know, you take your teeth and you rip

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open the gunpowder pouch and you pour it down the barrel,

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and then you got to put the wad down. You

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got to stuff that thing down and you put the

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you know, put the pellet in the bullet whatever, and

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then you fire. So there was like this whole process

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you had to do just to fire a single shot, right,

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And what they found in the rifles afterwards, the whole

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barrel was just filled with just the wads that were

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just stuffed down because they would pick the gun because

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they would run through. They'd be trying to go through

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the mechanism, and then they just wouldn't shoot the gun.

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It takes a lot to get people to engage in warfare,

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and dehumanization is one of the tools that you'd use

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against your enemy. Otherwise it's difficult to look at them

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and pull the trigger. So I see this kind of

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language as shall I adopt a word from the left problematic?

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He says, if the prison administration chooses this course, then

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the questions of the day can be settled not with legislation,

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but with blood and iron. In short, we must decide

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when we must kill them. None of us wish for war,

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of course not. But if the present administration wishes to

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destroy the nation, I would accept war rather than see

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it perish. Why I thought it systemically, institutionally racist and

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beyond redemption? What are you doing? Wouldn't you want it

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to be torn asunder? He then says to his reader,

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I hope that you would choose the same. But what

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to do? The rot of the present administration runs deeper

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than one man. The sacrifice of a hero is insufficient

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to save our nation, And a gust of wind on

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a summer day would not have saved us. What's he

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talking about there, the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. But

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for a gust of wind, his brains would have been

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splattered all on the podium right for let us make

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a mistake, He says, the problem is not one man,

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but a whole class of people. If one head is

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cut off, another would take its place. So it's not

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just one guy, it's the entire administration. It's everybody that's

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I guess in government at the federal level. It's every

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MAGA supporter. No, like, that's what he's saying. This is

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the imagery is he is conjuring up for his reader.

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all the details at createavideo dot com. So this PhD

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student at George Mason University goes by the name of

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Nicholas Decker self described liberal calls for open borders and

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the murder of Donald Trump and all of his supporters

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in a blog post which he made under his own name.

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So in this post he says violence only makes sense

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as part of coordinated strategy. This is why protests are important,

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not as a way of changing the present administration's actions,

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but as a way to coordinate a group. There may

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come a time when we shall have no guarantee of freedom,

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but the one which we make for ourselves. If it comes,

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I tell you that there is no greater honor than

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he who lays down his life for his friends. Until then, though,

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we must wait. And when is that time? You ask? Well,

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your threshold may differ from mine, but you must have one.

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If the present administration should cancel elections, if it should

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engage in fraud in the electoral process, if it should

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suppress the speech of its opponents. So far, everything he's

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listed is like bi right canceled elections. Check, engage in

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fraud in the electro process. Check suppress the speech of

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its opponent's. Check, oh, jail its political adversaries. Check ignore

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the will of Congress. Check if it should directly spurn

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the orders of the court. Check all of these are

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reasons for revolution. Well by your own standard, then, dumbass,

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we would already be in a shooting war, because if

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those are your standards, then you can't be shocked if

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other people were to adopt your standards, and those standards

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would have been met under the previous administration, the other

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team gets a turn at bet. I just always feel

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the need to point that out to people who advocate

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this sort of dumbassery. It may be best to stave

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off and wait for elections to throw out this scourge,

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but if it should threaten the ability to remove it,

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we shall have no choice. See, you made me beat you,

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don't you understand I didn't want to attack you, but

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you left me no choice. We will have to do

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the right thing. Oh there, it is the moral superiority, right.

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I am better, I am morally superior. I occupy the

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ethical high ground here, and so I will be doing

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the right thing. But we will have to prepare ourselves

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to die. I hope that we should conduct ourselves with

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such courage that it will be our finest hour. I

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expect that we shall do our duty. This is yet

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another example of the cosplay right. Cosplay costume play right,

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I think is what that stands for. Cosplay is well,

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have you ever seen like a Star Trek convention or

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a comic con or something like that where people dress

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up in the costumes of superheroes or characters from movies

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and the like. That's cosplay, and that's but this kid

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is doing. He's costplaying as a violent revolutionary, and that's

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being charitable. Okay, if I'm giving him the benefit of

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the doubt, I don't actually think he's going to do this,

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which he apparently admitted to to the Secret Service when

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they paid him a visit. He concluded by saying that

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this evil will not pass without blood, sweat, toil, and tears,

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So harden your hearts and be prepared to die. Like

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I said, hyperbolic, catastrophizing and imagined transgressions. So after this,

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this dumbassary became known after he published it and some

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people saw it and then went viral for its you know,

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particularly acute form of dumassary. George Mason University put out

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a statement saying that it is aware of a recent

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essay published online by one of its students that has

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created concern. Upon learning of the essay, George Mason University

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police referred the matter to state and federal law enforcement

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for evaluation of criminal behavior. George Mason condemns this and

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all encouragements of violence. This is not the Mason way.

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By the way, this guy also called for no civilian

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ownership of guns. So I'm not exactly sure how you

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engage in the violent revolution if you don't have firearms.

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To do it. So he's anti Second Amendment but pro revolution,

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violent revolution. Not again, not sure how he goes about

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doing that. I'd like some just some practical questions on

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that front. So then this from the Daily Dot dot com.

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A PhD student studying economics at George Mason University was

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visited by the Secret Service after published a viral essay

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that questioned when it would be time to kill the

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Trump administration and all of his allies. Of course I

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throw that part in there and Daily Dot when they

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wrote about this, and I believe they are like a

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tech kind of website, but they put the word kill

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in scare quotes, and I'm not sure why because he

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literally uses the word right. The headline is when must

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we kill them? So I'm not sure why you would

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put the word kill as if it's like some I

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don't know, metaphorical replacement word that you're using or how

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he was just he wasn't using it literally. It was

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a figurative use of the word kill when he said

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we have to kill them all and then explained how

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you would have to kill them all and then they

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would be dead. Right, So anyway, he is quoted from

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I guess this uh, he posted, I don't know if

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this was on Twitter, but he said Secret Service came

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by and we had a lovely chat discussion touched on

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many points with an amicable resolution of differences. Conduct is

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fully legal. He wrote. That post racked up three million views.

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By the way, after posting that, authorities agreed that his

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writing was protected under the First Amendment because abstract calls

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for violence are protected. These are abstract calls. He's not saying, hey,

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go hit this person at this time and place or whatever.

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So it's more of just a it's more of just

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a generalized call to murder people you see. Right wingers, though, responded,

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here's a good one. I pulled that. They told you

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it's legal to role play on the internet once you

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admitted that you didn't mean the things you said, right,

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and that that is the key here. He's like, I'm

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just saying, if it ever got to something, it's all hypothetical.

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It wasn't a direct call for violence. I wasn't saying

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people need to go out and murder anybody, not right now.

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I'm just saying, if any of these things were to happen, whatever, whatever.

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In other words, what he's saying is I lied, right,

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he's saying I lied about it. This isn't a direct

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call for violence, even though he did. I read you

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the part where he said your threshold may be different

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than mine. Everyone's threshold will vary, right. And I've talked

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about this for several years now. It was a research

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paper done back in the sixties after the riots all

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over the country, talking about the cascade effect of why

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people pick up the rocks and bottles and engage in

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the destruction of their own cities. And I think he

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was a sociologist, had hypothesized there that everybody has their

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own threshold, their own number. He called it. Where you know,

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if I saw ten people throwing rocks through a windows,

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and if ten is my number, then I would join them,

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and that creates that cascade where the more people's numbers

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get hit, the more people start engaging in the behavior.

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And most people have numbers that are way higher than

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the instigators of the initial violence. And that's what he's

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talking about there, whether he knows it or not. Now,

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the Network Contagion Research Institute at Rutgers University did a

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report assassination culture, how burning tesla's and killing billionaires became

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a meme esthetic for political violence, and what they found

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was support for violence is part of a broader assassination

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culture underpinned by psychological and ideological factors. Political violence targeting

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Trump and Musk is becoming increasingly normalized, they wrote, So

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this is a problem on the left. Following the attempted

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assassination of Trump, tolerance and even add invocacy for political

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violence appears to have surged, especially among politically left leaning

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segments of the population. This pattern builds on a broader

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trend that NCRI identified in two December twenty twenty four

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reports that analyzed how viral social media narratives were legitimizing

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political violence, particularly in the aftermath of the assassination of

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the United Healthcare CEO. The reports found widespread justification for

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lethal violence, including assassination, among younger, highly online and ideologically

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left aligned users or losers. Oh no, I'm sorry users,

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that's right, all right, that'll do it for this episode.

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