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Love, courage, truth,

Glend back.

Okay, so let's start here. Let's name the times in life when you need a tent.

Can we do that? I think when you're camping, you're a boy scout. Maybe you need a tent.

Maybe if you're getting married outside, you're having a big celebration or a party or you're setting up a circus.

But that's about the only times that you need a tent.

The tent that was put up at Berkeley for the latest protest was totally different. This tent is an empathy tent.

Oh, man.

Doesn't that make you feel all warm inside an empathy tent? I love that.

We should have those everywhere.

Now in the empathy tent, it was designed to give opposing forces a safe space.

To flesh out their political disagreements in a peaceful, empathy tent.

Now the right-wing group Patriot Prayer was speaking on campus.

And you know, when you have a prayer group, you need an empathy tent.

You also probably need some armed guards around those people praying.

So they were speaking and the leftist group, unlike the prayer group, the leftist group, called by any means necessary.

An antifa showed up.

What could possibly go wrong? You've got a bunch of people praying.

And people who follow the idea of by any means possible.

Good thing they had a tent there because it wasn't long before the representatives from both sides were placed into the tent.

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