Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bow again. So today we are going to talk about my

shirts and separating the art from the artist.

And we're going to talk about Hunter S. Thompson

and Rick and Mordy and Harry Potter.

And we're going to do all of this primarily for the Republicans who watch this channel,

especially those who are concerned about cancel culture.

And hopefully by the end of it,

you'll understand how it works and why it's not what you think it is.

So there is a show.

There's a TV show called Rick and Morty.

I have worn shirts from this show on this channel a lot.

It's a sci-fi show and I wear them when I'm talking about science,

particularly if it's something very, very futuristic

or, you know, really out there, because it fits.

Recently, one of the key players in the show, well some allegations surfaced and they're wild.

And there's beyond what's being reported in the news there's a whole flood of

other rumor and innuendo and all kinds of other stuff.

What's true and what's not? I don't really know.

Okay. But the allegations are there.

And I made a comment saying that, well, I will be taking those shirts out of the lineup.

You're not going to see me wearing those anymore.

And somebody said something to the effect of what about separating the art

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