James Stout

It hasn't worked.

In terms of popular culture, no one cares.

No.

lake and riley they had the lake and riley act right they managed to essentially uh create a system where immigrants are guilty until proven innocent right now yeah they have not spoken about her sins but like the legal version of the legal tendency on the right right the right legislative movement kind of did with that

But in order to have a martyr, that person needs to have had value in their eyes in the first place.

And I think that's what's missing.

Yeah, well, they posthumously tried to kind of stack it on old Quentin here.

Yeah, but I think that this person needs to have a reason.

Died for an actual cause, but also someone who was broadly known and looked up to.

They're blameless.

Yeah, people who are just existing in the world.

yeah no like more like uh renee good i think was was her name where she was just yeah you know looking out for her for her neighbors and but then yeah was murdered you've been a good person in the first place yeah maybe that's where the right goes wrong that's where it really goes that's the root cause yes yeah

Yeah, I think a lot about the Vicky Weaver thing, because we had Bill Gore, who was a sheriff in San Diego, had been an FBI agent who was part of the operation at Ruby Ridge.

It was very interesting in San Diego, because initially, when Gore became sheriff, you had all these people on the right, like specifically posting on the sheriff's department lost a lawsuit for deleting comments on its Facebook page regarding this.

They can't delete comments, right?

Like they're a public agency.

Right.

Well, who would be the person who enforced the law that you think contravenes the Second Amendment?

It's the cops.

Right.