Well, howdy there, Internet People, Lidsboo again.

So today we're going to talk about the march that I went to, because everybody keeps asking.

If you don't know, there was a march in the little town near me. Surprise, yeah me too.

So to be clear and fully lay the scene for you, I live in North Florida in an area that is affectionately known as Lower Alabama.

A small town here consists of a population that is smaller than the number of students at one of the high

schools I went to. We were talking about a small town. And there's that image that goes along with small southern towns. There's that

stereotype. And I felt a little conflicted about it because I know this community.

And generally speaking, you're talking about some good people.

But there's that image. There's that stereotype and that's one of the main reasons I went

And I wasn't worried about law enforcement. I happen to be lucky in the fact that I live in an area.

Cops around here tend to go by the spirit of the law,

more than the letter of the law.

That alone reduces use of force issues.

You don't have a lot of those problems here.

So I was really more concerned about the community based on a stereotype that conflicts with what I know

about the community.

But I went anyway, you know, booted up and went.

I'm there where everybody's meeting up for maybe 60 seconds before the cops show up.

I was like, you gotta be kidding me.

Walks over, one cop walks over. you got to be kidding me.

Walks over, one cop walks over, talks to the organizer for maybe a minute and a half, walks away.

That's the entire interaction

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