Margaret Kiljoy

There are going to be queer people. There are going to be all of the identities that they're trying to destroy cannot be destroyed, even if us as individuals might. But again, we weren't going to get out of life alive anyway. That's what I hold on to. I don't know about everyone who's listening, but the thing that I hold on to is just literally, I was like, well, I wasn't, I'm not immortal.

You know? It's got a time limit. Yeah. And all we can do is to say, go back to one of the first things that you said. We just kind of can't compromise our ethics. You know? Like, there's like balancing acts, right? Where you have to think like, Well, I probably shouldn't do something where I like while out and get myself killed and accomplish nothing. Fight to win. Yeah, exactly.

You know? It's got a time limit. Yeah. And all we can do is to say, go back to one of the first things that you said. We just kind of can't compromise our ethics. You know? Like, there's like balancing acts, right? Where you have to think like, Well, I probably shouldn't do something where I like while out and get myself killed and accomplish nothing. Fight to win. Yeah, exactly.

You know? It's got a time limit. Yeah. And all we can do is to say, go back to one of the first things that you said. We just kind of can't compromise our ethics. You know? Like, there's like balancing acts, right? Where you have to think like, Well, I probably shouldn't do something where I like while out and get myself killed and accomplish nothing. Fight to win. Yeah, exactly.

And some of fighting to win is knowing when not to fight and things like that. Right. But, but not in a secretly, you're just actually doing it at a cowardice way. You actually like have to be strategically being like, where and when should I engage in what ways? And there are so many different ways that people can engage. Yeah. Thanks for coming on, and do you want to talk about your book?

And some of fighting to win is knowing when not to fight and things like that. Right. But, but not in a secretly, you're just actually doing it at a cowardice way. You actually like have to be strategically being like, where and when should I engage in what ways? And there are so many different ways that people can engage. Yeah. Thanks for coming on, and do you want to talk about your book?

And some of fighting to win is knowing when not to fight and things like that. Right. But, but not in a secretly, you're just actually doing it at a cowardice way. You actually like have to be strategically being like, where and when should I engage in what ways? And there are so many different ways that people can engage. Yeah. Thanks for coming on, and do you want to talk about your book?

Yeah, you were just an undercover journalist. Just a real deep, undercover, solitary confinement.

Yeah, you were just an undercover journalist. Just a real deep, undercover, solitary confinement.

Yeah, you were just an undercover journalist. Just a real deep, undercover, solitary confinement.

Awesome. All right. Well, people should check out both of those things and take care of people inside. And I hope that we'll have you on again soon. Yay. Thank you so much.

Awesome. All right. Well, people should check out both of those things and take care of people inside. And I hope that we'll have you on again soon. Yay. Thank you so much.

Awesome. All right. Well, people should check out both of those things and take care of people inside. And I hope that we'll have you on again soon. Yay. Thank you so much.