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I love how often the Holocaust has been trending over the last year.

That's good. That's a thing you want to see trending in 2022.

It could happen here.

All right, Chris, continue with your bread riots.

Yeah, we're back. There's more riots.

Now, last episode we talked about historians declare in the end of the bread death of the bread riot.

And like in the 60s and early 70s, like I think this is one of the ways you can tell that period.

People genuinely thought the world was going to get better. They genuinely believed that the centralized state and capitalism can always provide foods.

You want to bread riots anymore. You get marched.

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