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This is the first time I've ever seen a lot of people talk about this, but I'm not sure

if you heard about it, but we ended violence. There is no more violence. Violence is done.

That's it. The hashtag end violence trended on Twitter last night. People were, it's a whole

hashtag. A bunch of people were tweeting end violence. I think the point these people

were making is essentially what they were saying is, look, let's just end violence. People

were basically arguing that to sum up their position, maybe we could just not have violence.

Maybe we could explore alternatives to violence. That did it. All the violent people in the

world, everyone who was engaging in violence or planning to engage in violence, they all

stopped. They saw this hashtag and they stopped and they said, wait a second, you're saying

I should not be violent? Then they slapped their heads. They laughed and they said, wow,

duh. They threw down their guns and they took off their suicide vest and they went home

to play part cheesy. That was really the end of it. It was as simple as that. I myself

had always been on, really, to be honest, I was more on the keep violence end of the debate

until this hashtag and I read some of the tweets and I thought, wow, these people really

make an interesting point. Even I changed my own position. My only thing is if only someone

had thought of this sooner. If only someone had thought to end violence sooner. I think

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