you know, the whole skating community was about not defaulting to authority, right?

Exactly.

There's actually a skateboarding trick called a no comply.

And I think we need to start doing that one more.

Yeah, skateboarding was totally, again, totally was anti-establishment, like, no, no referees, no, nobody's telling you what to say and do,

how to dress, how to, everything like that. And now every brand, well, first of all,

the top brands in skateboard now aren't even skateboarding brands. They're companies like

Nike who bought their way into skateboarding because they offered the pro skaters more money.

And the pro skaters, they weren't happy with having a second job.

They wanted to be like on this rock star status like Tony Hawk or like the very few that sold themselves out to these corporate brands,

they took the Nike check and now they're trapped and they need to be told what to do

and say and they can't have an opinion.

And, you know, it just went totally woke.

In the name of progressivism, pardon me, progressivism, they, you know, they got females on these skate teams, but

unfortunately they're not really females, they're just

guys in dresses. So that's

what they've done with that. And I think it's just

very goofy, and it's just

totally just

it's made the whole thing

just a huge joke.

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