You know, there are grievous sins, you know, committed in the church.

I mean, some of the worst sermons you'll ever hear on racism come out of white churches

from the South.

But those are not churches, those are cultural keepers. Yeah. You know.

And here's the thing that's amazing. So there's actually some great works by some super racist

dudes in the South. And you can go back and read it. And it's these economists in the South. And they're

saying slavery is holding us all back. Because what happens when you don't pay 50% of the people that are in your culture?

They don't have any money.

They can't buy anything.

So you have racist, white, racist guys saying, hey, slavery does not work.

It does not work. So when Martin Luther King starts,

you know, marching, let's say you go to a white only theater, right? Or you go to a mixed race

theater. And mixed race is a dollar show and the white because he has to, he, think about it,

he has to, he has half the people and he has to make the same

money.

So he has to charge $2.

Where are you gonna go?

You're gonna go to the Mix Race Theater because it makes economic sense.

And so, you know, I mean, that's what Thomas Salle says, the true color of America's green.

Like, he's like, that's what it comes down to.

And so these things we're starting to change because when you don't pay people,

they can't, they have no means to spend.

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