he was a crazy person.

And there are so many valid reasons, you know, to leave DSA.

You know, there are like really legit reasons to be frustrated by it and to step away,

which is why I do not understand why Theo is constantly waging these campaigns against the organization.

Yeah.

I don't wish to learn, but I think I don't really have a choice.

I think we're going to continue to see Theo make these, you know,

threaten Maria's fart, who's the national director.

I think we're going to continue to see, like, this positioning from him in relation to DSA.

And I can't wrap my head around it, but it's entertaining.

I mean, some people just need an arch enemy. Yeah. To give their lives

meaning, you know? This happens in scenes and organizations and shit everywhere. There's somebody who's

just like life is defined by feeling scorned by it and then needing to take down the softball team that used to be a part of or whatever.

Right.

I mean, there is like a small kernel of like political logic, I think, because it, you know,

was politically not, I don't think totally where he is, but it was a lot closer to it as an organization,

DSA, a few years ago, and it has pretty rapidly grown and changed the political composition.

And I could see like someone feeling burned by that.

But there's just all these like very strange turns in his like thinking and,

you know, the Bitcoin stuff.

And from what it sounds like he's, you know, has kind of an entrepreneurial, like, edge to him.

I heard an anecdote from somebody that sometimes, that they heard him just say,

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