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Well, this Halloween, the best thing I saw on this all day was from the Babylon B and they

posted PSA public service announcement.

If you have liberals in your neighborhood, remember to check your kids Halloween candy for hidden

COVID vaccines. That's good stuff right there. The Elon Musk documentary about the documentary

on Elon Musk that PBS did with Frontline. Of course, they leaned left. Very left.

There was some interesting things about there about the whole thing including the fact

that the Babylon B had been de-platformed off of Twitter and Twitter told them,

hey, we'd love to have you back. You have a lot of followers. We need people like you, content

creators. Without content creators, nobody comes to the platform and they said, no, we're not

their language. We're not going to bend the knee for you. We made a, and the thing that got

them kicked off, Babylon B, a parody site, a satire site, a humor site, an expression of

first amendment, freedom of speech. And that's what humor is. And people who want to silence other

people and jokes that they don't like, the answer is always, well, that's not funny.

Not funny to you. You might have a sense of smell. You might have a sense of sight. You might

have a sense of hearing, but no sense of humor. Humor does not have to hit the mark in order for

us to believe as a culture. Forget the first amendment. The first amendment was just how we codified

in our constitution, the idea that government shall not restrict speech. We believe that as a culture.

That existed before the first amendment. I hear people say this all the time. First amendment.

First amendment rights do that. You don't need a law to protect you. Our cultural heritage

is the idea that you can criticize the king. You can criticize the queen. You can criticize your

city councilman or your sheriff. This is what we believe in passionately. This is rare. This is

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