Justin Scott

And then on top of that, they go for a fraud narrative on top of that, right?

Because it's a racial narrative and a fraud narrative, right?

So everybody talking about fraud isn't always talking about race.

This is all important in the stack.

Oh, it really has.

Right.

Like now, and regardless of what they wanted to do, actually, that's what happened.

And the reality of it is, is that they are attempting, in my opinion, I look at Minnesota like a prototype, right?

That they are attempting to...

to operationally destabilize the whole area, right?

They're just trying to prove that they can get away with almost anything and you couldn't do anything about it.

Because this type of system actually banks on violence, right?

Now, a lot of people, especially black folks, have been already feeling like, oh, we're going to stay out of it.

But then they'll see real violence take place and go, okay, we need violence, right?

It forces you into a binary of violence and nonviolence.

We got to go faster.

How can we incapacitate this type of system?

Sometimes that requires violence.

True.

But that's not always the case.