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Far-left activists have normalized attacking politicians in public and at their homes,

but now they're following them into the bathroom. It's outrageous, it's uncivil, it's

just not right, but this is just the latest step in the left's attack on civility. And

yes, it is the left because you just don't see this from conservatives. American politics

has a civility problem. This is Rob Smith, this problematic.

Hello, problematic, I'm coming to you after a glorious, weakened free of social media. And

we're going to get into a lot this episode about how social media is damaging, you know,

this country a lot, especially our politics, Facebook, Instagram, all of that other stuff,

that's kind of like a theme of this episode. And because I take weekends off of social media,

I really didn't know about the story that I'm going to lead with until probably, you know,

Monday morning. So this is pretty outrageous when I saw it. I was actually, you know,

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