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The fact that that that battle, the battle to just see people as humans with inherent value as humans, regardless on their place of birth, the fact that that has been botched so badly is. is maybe the greatest calamity of the 21st century. Although there's a few, there's a few contenders. Don't get me wrong. Yeah. There's a lot.

The fact that that that battle, the battle to just see people as humans with inherent value as humans, regardless on their place of birth, the fact that that has been botched so badly is. is maybe the greatest calamity of the 21st century. Although there's a few, there's a few contenders. Don't get me wrong. Yeah. There's a lot.

The fact that that that battle, the battle to just see people as humans with inherent value as humans, regardless on their place of birth, the fact that that has been botched so badly is. is maybe the greatest calamity of the 21st century. Although there's a few, there's a few contenders. Don't get me wrong. Yeah. There's a lot.

Yeah. Yeah. Well, I think we're encroaching on an hour here, so I think we need to probably call this for the day. Mike, I really appreciate your time. You've been so generous, and I can't wait to see where you end. I know that you also can't wait to see where you land on all of this. Right, right, right.

Yeah. Yeah. Well, I think we're encroaching on an hour here, so I think we need to probably call this for the day. Mike, I really appreciate your time. You've been so generous, and I can't wait to see where you end. I know that you also can't wait to see where you land on all of this. Right, right, right.

Yeah. Yeah. Well, I think we're encroaching on an hour here, so I think we need to probably call this for the day. Mike, I really appreciate your time. You've been so generous, and I can't wait to see where you end. I know that you also can't wait to see where you land on all of this. Right, right, right.

Yeah. Yeah. That's the, that's the struggle of releasing fiction before you're entirely done with it.

Yeah. Yeah. That's the, that's the struggle of releasing fiction before you're entirely done with it.

Yeah. Yeah. That's the, that's the struggle of releasing fiction before you're entirely done with it.

Yeah. Well, I congratulate you on trapping yourself in such an exquisite hell. I'm enjoying listening to it. I know everyone else is. Oh, it's great. I love it. All right. That's the episode, everybody. Thank you. Bye.

Yeah. Well, I congratulate you on trapping yourself in such an exquisite hell. I'm enjoying listening to it. I know everyone else is. Oh, it's great. I love it. All right. That's the episode, everybody. Thank you. Bye.

Yeah. Well, I congratulate you on trapping yourself in such an exquisite hell. I'm enjoying listening to it. I know everyone else is. Oh, it's great. I love it. All right. That's the episode, everybody. Thank you. Bye.

Welcome to It Could Happen Here. I'm Robert Evans, and this is a podcast about things falling apart, which they always seem to be these days. And in particular, this is an episode about what to expect out of the next six months to a year. If you're not sure what else to do, try and spread calm.

Welcome to It Could Happen Here. I'm Robert Evans, and this is a podcast about things falling apart, which they always seem to be these days. And in particular, this is an episode about what to expect out of the next six months to a year. If you're not sure what else to do, try and spread calm.

Welcome to It Could Happen Here. I'm Robert Evans, and this is a podcast about things falling apart, which they always seem to be these days. And in particular, this is an episode about what to expect out of the next six months to a year. If you're not sure what else to do, try and spread calm.

I first learned this lesson back in 2016, hanging out with perennial libertarian presidential candidate Vermin Supreme during the protests around that year's Democratic convention in Philadelphia.

I first learned this lesson back in 2016, hanging out with perennial libertarian presidential candidate Vermin Supreme during the protests around that year's Democratic convention in Philadelphia.

I first learned this lesson back in 2016, hanging out with perennial libertarian presidential candidate Vermin Supreme during the protests around that year's Democratic convention in Philadelphia.

If you've never had the pleasure of seeing Vermin at a protest, he's essentially a rodeo clown for riot cops, and his example taught me a lot about how to communicate to a group of angry, scared people in tense situations. Those lessons came in handy for me back in 2020. But the George Floyd uprising is now almost five years in the past. Trump is once again in power.

If you've never had the pleasure of seeing Vermin at a protest, he's essentially a rodeo clown for riot cops, and his example taught me a lot about how to communicate to a group of angry, scared people in tense situations. Those lessons came in handy for me back in 2020. But the George Floyd uprising is now almost five years in the past. Trump is once again in power.