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Slack.com slash DHQ. Another day, and Democrats are burning down another city. This time,

Kenosha, Wisconsin. And the violence has become so radical that cops are now being knocked

unconscious, being left in the ground after being hit with bricks, used car dealerships

are being burned to the ground because used cars, apparently, are tools of white supremacy

or something like that. And stores are being smashed and smashed and looted and vandalized

all in the name of social justice. But this is not about white supremacy or police brutality.

What this is really about is Democrats burning down another city to try to win an election.

We'll go all the way down. I'm Michael Knowles. This is the Michael Knowles Show.

Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment from yesterday comes from Kai Joukbox, who said

Michael. I'm 17, and I'm taking sociology at the local community college this semester.

We're already talking about marks. The show has helped me stay sane in this indoctrination

station the past three semesters. Thank you. I'm more than happy. I'm so glad to be a counter

balance to your sociology professor. Sociology, of course, one of the most left-wing fields.

It's hard to even call it an academic discipline, but it goes very far left. The problem, by

the way, is not reading marks. The problem is that, presumably, you're not being taught

to understand marks. You should read marks, because marks is a very important thinker in

the history of Western thought. But you've got to make sure that you understand marks.

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