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Hey guys, this is Michael River in Colorado. I just wanted to comment on the masterpiece

cake shop case ruling. I mean, I do think that the Supreme Courts holding that, oh,

the commission was mean to this guy and so, you know, the ruling is overturned, but we're

only speaking in this case. I think the reasoning there is kind of insane and laughable, but

the real reason they did it was it turns out that balancing, you know, so-called freedom

of speech like this guy was claiming and discrimination against, well, you know, any protected

class is a tricky issue and they were like, well, that's hard. We don't want to deal

with it. So here's our pop out. So yeah, it'll come back sometime, but the, well, well,

it's not finding. It has already been pointed to in some other cases, or as we're down in

Arizona, they pointed to what Kennedy said about, you know, this isn't okay, you can't

do this. So it should be interesting to see how it goes. Glory, old mother fuckers.

I'm Tom and Keith, so it's thank you from California. In regards to your issue of taking

the Trump president to more seriously, there's actually a scientific reason behind the fact

that we can't do that. You see, as it turns out, the human mind is just too fragile and

unable to handle all the random, chaotic neuron firing and all the rest of it that goes

with trying to imagine something as eldritchly abominable as the Trump president sees that

the only thing we can do is picture it as a joke or just not able to handle it. And we

all start to go slightly mad. Matter. You get the idea. Anyway, glory, old gentleman.

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