Well, howdy there internet people, is Bob again?

So, uh, tonight we're going to talk about how things sometimes don't have the effect that you

believe they're going to have. How it's probably not a good idea to base a course of action, a strategy on your

own propaganda, and how there are two groups in the United States right now who seem like they are just

completely opposed to each other but one group last night intentionally or

not proved everything that the other side is saying is true.

So we're going to talk about blue flu sweeping the nation, particularly in Atlanta right now.

If you don't know, this is where cops engage in work stoppages or slowdowns or they call out.

And they do this as a method of addressing something that they perceive as a wrong.

They're trying to draw attention to something that they believe in their minds is an injustice.

That's where it comes from. That's why they do it.

Now this happened in Atlanta hours after the cop got arrested. That's when it started.

So that's the injustice. We're just

going to dive into their mindset for a second. The idea is that if they do this, the

city will descend into chaos and that the community that

they're supposed to serve will become victims of crime and therefore they will

just be overjoyed when law enforcement returns to full strength. This is basically

the government's version of look at what you made me do. So the idea is to put the community at risk in order to get what they want.

They're doing this because the criminal justice system is broke.

That's why they're doing it. Their buddy got arrested and they think that that's wrong,

so the criminal justice system does not work.

And they're doing it as a show of so the criminal justice system does not work.

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