Nigel Farage, leader of the Brexit party, was just hit with a milkshake.

And it's unsurprising because many people have been getting hit by milkshakes.

If you were going to ask me, Nigel Farage, as he was out campaigning, I believe it was in Scotland,

if you would get milkshake, I would have told you yes. Because not just what we will read through

the story, but we've also had Carl Benjamin, so I got him a cod, hit with a milkshake

fourth time in a week. So look, do I really care about food items being thrown at people?

To an extent, yes, it's not the biggest deal in the world. The real issue is the escalation

and potential for violence. People aren't going to stop with milkshakes. When someone gets hit

with a milkshake, they don't simply say, aha, it was a milkshake. No, they get angry. And they

chase people down the street, fights break out. Other people start throwing eggs. Eggs turn into rocks,

and this is escalation. If things weren't so politically tense and divided, you might say,

add some milkshake, whatever we'll move on from this, these things happen. But we're coming off

of years of street violence with people being bashed over the head in unnumerous occasions,

where 40,000 people surround a person of color in Boston, Vashiva, accusing him of being far-right

fringe. I'm not going to use the certain terminology that they called him, but it's an Indian guy.

That's how insane things have gotten. So when I see this repeatedly happening in the UK,

it's actually kind of worrisome. Again, milkshakes aren't that big of a deal. It's the potential

for escalation that we have already and the escalation we are already seeing. So before we jump

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