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Thanks. Hey and welcome back to conversations with people who hate me, the show where I used

negative online interactions as a starting point for offline conversations. I'm your host

Dylan Marin. Today I'm speaking to a man named Jesse, but this time the roles are reversed.

In this conversation, I'm the one owning up to something I've done on the internet that I'm not

proud of. Some background. A few years ago I was

working for a digital television network and in my time there I made a lot of videos

that satirically talked about social issues. Some of them have been the catalyst for comments

discussed on this podcast. Now every so often I was given the opportunity to go out

into the world and film a field piece where I could interview real humans rather

than simply cometically

commenting on intangible ideas in a studio. So as the 2016 presidential

campaign was in full swing I wanted to comment on the hot button topic of

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