Well, howdy there, internet people, let's both again. So today we are going to talk about groups

that are left out in the United States. that is that get a raw deal and how other people perceive them at

that is that get a raw deal and how other people perceive them at times because I got a message, it's long, and I think

it's in good faith, which is a nice change.

So I'm going to read the whole thing and then we're going to go through it.

Can you explain something to me? This isn't a gotcha question.

I'm a your side of the defense conservative. I'm religious so I don't

approve of a lot of things that have become common but it's not my business. I have a lot of sympathy for minority groups, racial

minorities, religious minorities, even alphabet minorities. They get a raw deal in a lot of ways.

I admit that.

But a lot of them, especially younger ones, really seem to hate this country, not in some

racist they're all the same kind of way, but they genuinely

dislike America and American values. So here's my question. Do they not understand how hard it makes it for people to

support them when they make it clear they want to completely change the country?

I know they want change and can even agree there needs to be

some but those that want to tear it all down make it really hard to support the

rest. I mean there's a lot in that.

I do. I think this is in good faith. I mean if it wasn't I don't think you'd be sending it.

Here's the thing you'd acknowledge that these are groups that are left outside of American society.

They get a raw deal and you admit that society. How can you expect them to want to uphold that society?

I think that's a better question.

I mean, I understand what you're saying.

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