Corynne McSherry

OK, so a couple of things.

I do just want to respond to this real quick.

My view is if white supremacists and Klansmen and Nazis are organizing, I way prefer they were doing it out in public where I can see them, and I can challenge them, and I can respond to them.

And law enforcement will say the exact same.

People who fight terrorism say it's much better for the people that are speaking publicly for the radicals to be radicalizing where you can see them.

They're going to organize anyway, okay?

So would you rather do it in secret or in the open?

I prefer the open.

And so great.

So we can continue the silo conversations that we're having right now, which is a big part of why we ended up in these conversations.

Yes, I would like to be siloed from Nazis.

Yes.

I think that's...

That sounds very nice and it's a good talking point, but in reality, I think that's very, very dangerous for our society.

We need people to be talking to each other.

When they only talk to people who agree with them, they never change their minds.

Now, to your point.

It doesn't happen nearly enough.

Do you know why we have gay marriage equality now?

Because people talk to each other.