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For comments to patients that were, I think they said uncomfortable in nature, but I think it was sexually explicit.

Yeah, the guy's got a history of, well, I don't know if you could call it a history, but he was fired three weeks prior to that, and he did have some other things in his past.

And then obviously there was the kicking of the taillight of an ICE vehicle or CBP vehicle that they suspect was him, and BBC actually did facial recognition, and it's like a 90-something percent match.

So there's reason to believe that he was involved in destruction of property at a previous protest.

And this guy – I mean – and I have two solutions for this as well because there's obviously more than one way to skin a cat here.

Obviously, you're correct in saying go do something better with your time and or don't bring a firearm to a protest, let alone a protest that you know could go violent very quickly.

Um, second thing is, is if you're going to bring a firearm to a protest, which you are legally allowed to do under both the first and second amendments simultaneously, um, don't get involved, stay peaceful.

Don't, don't go looking for the trouble.

Like you were saying, you know, if you see some lady getting pushed over because she just took a swing on a cop and

maybe don't get involved with that buddy and try to shield yourself with your, with your full size.

Well, not full size carry size.

Again, if the picture is correct, that was a P three 20 X carry, I guess it looked, it looked nice.

It was, it was a nice rig.

Um, had like an exposed aluminum Magwell and stuff.

It was, it was slick.

Um,

First of all, you had it tucked into your waistband at your 6 o'clock with no holster, from what I could tell.

Not a great idea, especially with any firearm.

But, like, I guess with an X-Carry, you could do it.

But, yeah, it was pretty stupid.