Ian Crossland

That's why I feel like I'm on the defensive a lot and why I'm struggling against something else and why I've got to be the one to do what's right when all those guys are doing what's right.

But that's the point of righteousness is you stand up and you continue to defend what you know is right.

It just, it's built in.

I liked how the economy sort of set Target right and Bud Light, companies that adopted woke, you know, ESG, corporate governance stuff.

And people just snap back by breaking up their bottom line.

Like that's, it might be hard to overturn the ideology, but you can definitely affect the pocketbook of, I won't call them the communists, but these like,

I went to Occupy Wall Street.

I brought the constitution.

I was going to speak in there.

You can't speak.

Too many white people have already spoke today.

I would be happier to my, you know, to answer your question, the restitution where I'd be happier to have a secured election in the future presidencies, you know, open source voting software code, paper ballots that are double, triple, quadruple checked on like a block chain that everyone can cross reference multiple times, something like super secured.

As opposed to arresting Letitia James.

I don't really care about who did what back then.

I want the future to be better.

So if that means that we have to forgive, I'm willing to to focus on solving the problem.

Yeah.

Well, they can, but whether or not it's, you have to listen in the point of putting people in jail.

Yeah, and also prevents the person from committing the offense again.

We're going to build a floating island.