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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

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They clearly wanted her out of there because she was the main car leading the protest, is my understanding.

I talked to another guy who was driving behind her. But she was very at, she was very successful in blocking traffic.

She was doing what she was set out to do. And so they wanted to get her the hell out of there.

Yeah. So it looked like she was impeding ice vehicles.

Definitely. Yeah. That was her goal.

So there's one of her compatriots saying, yeah, that's what she was doing all day.

She was blocking ice and stopping traffic with her car and the rest of it.

The shooting in Minneapolis we're talking about, obviously.

We've talked about various aspects of this throughout the show today.

But I came across this, and I thought it was so good.

Because everybody's rushing to, you know, conclusions and assigning motives to people, even though they don't have any idea what people's motives are and the rest of it.

It's just the modern way. I don't like it. This is from a Twitter account. I refuse to call it X. It's letter of the alphabet. You can't trademark letter of the alphabet.

Mimetic Sisyphus, which is a terrific account. Anyway, I think a lot of radicalization happens in spaces where

it's all talk. Everything is hypothetical. It's easy to larp. Do you know what, larping is live action

role-playing? It's easy to larp is revolutionary. As someone who stands against oppression,

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