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Yeah. And I think it's also important. Something that I do and I encourage people to do is sometimes you have to allow people to talk out loud, and it's. I'm trying to figure out a way to explain this better. So, for example, Republicans have this thing that they do, and this. This is a critique on both the Republican Party and the Democratic Party at the same time. So watch how I do this. This. The Republicans have a tactic that they do where they call Democrats socialists. Right. As a dis. As a means of a scare tactic, as a means to an end. Right. While also the Democrats have an issue with not, number one, saying that they're not socialists, because they are absolutely not. And number two, not ever pushing back on them about what that even means. And so now what we have is just kind of like a. No, you are. No, you are. No, you're this. No, you're that. People on both sides throughout these terms and these talking points that. That they never flesh out. You ask a Republican right now what a socialist is. What is socialism? They would not be able to tell you. They would simply be like, Venezuela. That's all they will say. And then, honestly, the same with the Democrats. That's why they always just reject him. Like, oh, no, that's. That's not what this is. Even though if you're fighting for universal health care, yes, that's socialism. But they don't want to. They don't know how to push back. Because I. I think a lot of people don't know what these things are that they're saying. You coming on here trying to say, hey, guys, I think that it's a good idea for us to vote for Kamala, because I think she's a better choice than Trump. That person is not now a fascist. You following me? You can't just throw words and throw things out there and hope that they stick and hope it's going to scare somebody into falling in line. There is so much conversation without conversation. Y' all just talk. Y' all just talking a damn talk. Don't even know what the hell y' all are talking about. And I think that is, is helping this rogue side of, of people. Because my issue with the Democrats is. Well, there are several. You know what I mean? There's several, there's. There's a, a multitude of issues that I have with the Democratic Party. But a really huge issue I have which is going to continuously have them lose elections is the way in which they alienate their base consistently because they are always focused on trying to kiss the ass of Republicans. Right? But in the same token trying to dehumanize Republicans. And I don't know if y' all think that that's working, boo, but it's not. You know, as we can all agree that a lot of Republicans are uneducated, a lot of them are probably racist, probably classes, probably all these things that does not take away their humanity. And the more that you do that, the more you're pushing them farther and farther. Right? And that's how we get those rogue fringe groups like the nigga who popped Charlie. Because while yes, he's more so kind of like on this Republican conservative, the, the right side of the aisle, that nigga is way more fringe and more deeply integrated into these alt right pipeline than, than Charlie was. Because we create this like system, this ecosystem in politics where if you are honestly not a centrist, you are going to be called radical. And honestly this idea of radical term, it scares people. Nobody wants to be labeled. You know what I'm saying? It's so overused and it's like you guys use radical for everything and it's, it's just like again, it's always a scare tactic on both sides and it's so frustrating to watch because it's like why are you calling people who are, you know, saying that they want a free Palestine, why are you immediately calling them. What's the word when you don't like Jewish people? Oh, anti anti Semitic. Calling them anti Semitic like how. And saying that they are equivalent to Nazis and. Enough. Stop it. Everybody just needs to take a breather. So yeah, I'm just kind of, I'm just, I'm, I'm in a very Observatory state right now.
