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Number one, you realize there's no way to right this ship in a short enough amount of time to where I will be alive to see it.

And I'm very concerned about the future of this country for my children and my grandchildren.

And so they would prefer to remain willfully ignorant, I think, because that's a really painful experience to have to go through.

It's not a lot different from parents who took their kids to the front of the line for the COVID shot and now realize that it was a bioweapon the whole time.

And now their kid is like,

myocarditis or, you know, some kind of weird brain tumor and progressive turbo cancer or something.

Right.

Right.

Um, and so like,

admitting that you had something to do with that, that you were like sold out to the system and bought in.

I think that's a lot for people.

It's hard to swallow.

And then, you know, I also think that for the boomers, they would have to then basically admit that they are the generation that ushered all of this in and that they were, you know, they were, I mean, what were they doing?

They were living in their, in their post-World War II, post-Vietnam, you know, white picket fence homes, having their 2.2 kids and the golden retriever.

And watching Leave it to Beaver and Ellen DeGeneres, and we now know horrific things about that bitch.

But they racked up credit card debt and they went to Disney World and they lived the American dream.

And they loved immigration.

And like Ronald Reagan was the best president ever who nearly ruined his entire home state of California with unfettered immigration.

And I think that...

if they were they were faced with this uh... realization at this point in their life that they would have to admit that they were responsible for that and i just don't think that there