Garrison Davis

It's also that the left has acted horribly with the Venezuelans, and that has also pushed people away.

And I think if we're able to solve that issue, if I think of the left is able to see Venezuelans as human beings and to have a different approach, such as, you know, with, you know, what we talked about earlier, I think we're going to be able to have a better conversation and have a better relationship between these two communities and actually get somewhere productive.

But I just wanted to bring that up because I am so tired.

I'm seeing people saying it's all CIA propaganda and not really thinking, well, actually, we have also done some pretty bad things.

And that's why these people kind of have taken a dislike to us.

So, yeah, I think I think that's pretty much it.

Like in conclusion, just hear hear us out.

We're human and we're not the perfect victims.

We're not a monolith.

We're human.

So we should be spoken to as humans and thought about as humans, not as some chess piece in this political game.

Just include us into the conversation, I think is the most important thing anyone listening to this should take away.

Yeah, I think that's a really good place to end.

Thank you so much for sharing some of that time with us.

No, thank you so much for giving me the space to talk.

I mean, it's very necessary, as you might imagine, for our voices to be heard and be put out there.

Because I'm lucky enough to be multilingual, I try to do my best and speak in other languages so other people understand me.

what's going on in our minds and in our communities.

So I am very grateful that you're able to have me here and to actually listen.

It's not something many people do.