You're listening to, atheistically speaking. Oh, Hello and welcome to atheistically speaking. This is episode 253 and I'm your host Thomas Smith.

Okay, well, this is interesting.

So I had a debate between Eli Bosnick and a listener named Travis and I'm still going to definitely

air that, but this has almost been preempted by some news that I'm finding too fascinating

and relevant to ignore. I really am. Not to mention the fact that it's

in Sacramento. It's literally mere miles from where I'm recording from right now. So this is really interesting.

So there's, you may see it on Google News.

You may have already seen it.

Seven injured, I think like five stabbed,

maybe more like 10 beaten at the capital.

And this is so fascinating because what you see, if you just scan this,

if you just kind of take a glimpse at these news stories,

which you see is, oh, neo-Nazis rally stabings.

You think, oh, okay, some neo-Nazis must have just stabbed some people.

I'm looking into this.

I've prepared a couple audio clips that I've got for you guys.

And this is kind of scaring me a little bit because there's this so-called there's these anti-fascist groups

and they've taken it upon themselves to physically, by violence, actually, stop what is a legal protest. And it is a scary situation because I look at the story and

and it now looks like the neo-Nazis retaliated and you know who knows it's very difficult to know every the ins and outs of

everything that happened but from what I'm gathering and what I'm going to

share with you it looks like so the neo-Nazi groups and they're actually not I don't know if they all identify

it's that I think it's a couple different groups one of them is like the workers

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