But I would get asked these questions and these wedge issues and I would say that they're

not as important as the issues that we all agree on and that we should talk about those.

And people would get very frustrated by that because they're so hooked into these stupid

little siops.

And it prevents people, I think, from moving the ball forward.

I think we can be in a much better place if we get the population to get away from those issues.

Welcome to Citizen, we've got a very special guest today, New Jersey gym owner and a ledge to

Patriot, Ian Anderson. I guess, I don't know. I don't know what to call people anymore.

Like it's a domestic violent extremist, I think, if you don't just capitulate to the state.

Yeah, far right wing that ditches you in there as well, fully automatic.

Yeah, a fully semi-automatic, I believe, was the phrase the guy used.

That was a general, by the way, that said that, a general to military.

And the generals in the military these days aren't very good, are they?

Now they're laughing stock of the world in my opinion, but so

rest of the country.

Yeah, we're going to do. We're here to talk about good stuff, though, not

shit back. So the purpose of this show, Citizen, is to, I guess, articulate the difference between

a citizen, which is somebody who has rights, appreciates their rights, but also exercises

the responsibilities and necessities, secure those rights, or a subject, somebody who just

capitulates and sits around and winds about how unfair life is.

Yeah, what do you think about that?

I think it's an important distinction to make.

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