Rob Henderson
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard 6 Aug
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And and so, you know, they organize these and and very, very carefully and strategically find ways to, you know, deal with the law, deal with the police, deal with the legal system.
And I remember being shocked when I was in college, you know, learning of these, for example, these WhatsApp groups or, you know, these chat rooms, group chats with dozens of people, 40, 50 plus people in them.
And essentially, they could sort of alert the rest of the members in the group chat of, hey, there's a protest for privacy.
you know, climate change or for LGBT or whatever, you know, whatever the cause of that week was.
And they would just send the address and the time and they could have 40 or 50 people show up at any location within an hour's notice.
So, you know, I think people underestimate just how organized and effective it is.
When you look at images in the media, it often looks spontaneous or it looks disorganized or chaotic.
But often behind the scenes, these things have been very well planned, you know, often for years and decades.
Oh, yeah.
Well, what he said there was interesting in that he said, you know, they don't believe in the rule of law, they're fascists, but many of these same activists will say that law itself is fascism or laws that they disagree with.
And so, you know, they'll invoke the law when they think that it's to their advantage, and then they will deny the legitimacy of the laws when that's to their advantage.
You know, the rule of law, well, you can't cross a country's borders that
is breaking the law.
And so if you enforce that law, suddenly you're breaking the law.
So, you know, there's a lot of inconsistencies and sort of contradictory ideas in, you know, when they talk about this, you know, the rule of law is fascism, you know, they're fascist, so they don't believe in the law.
You know, there's a lot of inconsistency there.
Yeah.
Yeah, I see that, that other people will see that and, you know, valorize them or think that they've done something noble and maybe they'll get a bit of validation from that.
But in the long run, it's still worth arresting these people.
I think, you know, the tradeoff is worth it of, you know, maybe they get a little bit of notoriety or fame.
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