Molly Conger
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So. Oh, I didn't even. So like the governor of any state has control of their National Guard, but D.C. has its own National Guard, right? Correct. And they don't have a governor. So those are the president's National Guard? Correct. Oh, that's not great.
So. Oh, I didn't even. So like the governor of any state has control of their National Guard, but D.C. has its own National Guard, right? Correct. And they don't have a governor. So those are the president's National Guard? Correct. Oh, that's not great.
So. Oh, I didn't even. So like the governor of any state has control of their National Guard, but D.C. has its own National Guard, right? Correct. And they don't have a governor. So those are the president's National Guard? Correct. Oh, that's not great.
That's I mean, that's a symbolic moment, right? Just like pouring the asphalt over the words Black Lives Matter.
That's I mean, that's a symbolic moment, right? Just like pouring the asphalt over the words Black Lives Matter.
That's I mean, that's a symbolic moment, right? Just like pouring the asphalt over the words Black Lives Matter.
Yeah. I guess it's hard, right? Because like painting Black Lives Matter on the sidewalk did nothing for black people, right? Like, did that help you? Did that materially improve your life? No, it was purely symbolic. But negating that symbolic gesture, I think, does a lot more harm than never having had it, right?
Yeah. I guess it's hard, right? Because like painting Black Lives Matter on the sidewalk did nothing for black people, right? Like, did that help you? Did that materially improve your life? No, it was purely symbolic. But negating that symbolic gesture, I think, does a lot more harm than never having had it, right?
Yeah. I guess it's hard, right? Because like painting Black Lives Matter on the sidewalk did nothing for black people, right? Like, did that help you? Did that materially improve your life? No, it was purely symbolic. But negating that symbolic gesture, I think, does a lot more harm than never having had it, right?
Because that is an imposition of will over what was, again, a symbol that did nothing and accomplished nothing and didn't actually help anyone or change any situation. But taking the time out of your day to bulldoze that symbol sends a strong message.
Because that is an imposition of will over what was, again, a symbol that did nothing and accomplished nothing and didn't actually help anyone or change any situation. But taking the time out of your day to bulldoze that symbol sends a strong message.
Because that is an imposition of will over what was, again, a symbol that did nothing and accomplished nothing and didn't actually help anyone or change any situation. But taking the time out of your day to bulldoze that symbol sends a strong message.
That's such crybaby bullshit, too, for the like these free speech warriors. Right. Like, oh, the facts don't care about your feelings. Free speech is the most important thing. Like the marketplace of ideas. Like, I guess you can't compete in the marketplace of ideas, bucko.
That's such crybaby bullshit, too, for the like these free speech warriors. Right. Like, oh, the facts don't care about your feelings. Free speech is the most important thing. Like the marketplace of ideas. Like, I guess you can't compete in the marketplace of ideas, bucko.
That's such crybaby bullshit, too, for the like these free speech warriors. Right. Like, oh, the facts don't care about your feelings. Free speech is the most important thing. Like the marketplace of ideas. Like, I guess you can't compete in the marketplace of ideas, bucko.
So I know this, you know, clean up the city rhetoric is sort of fascist in and of itself, right? That's scary rhetoric regardless. But pairing it with like back to back in the same breath, like we have to clean up the city. We have to get rid of BLM Plaza.
So I know this, you know, clean up the city rhetoric is sort of fascist in and of itself, right? That's scary rhetoric regardless. But pairing it with like back to back in the same breath, like we have to clean up the city. We have to get rid of BLM Plaza.