Sarah Burke

And I remember, I remember much music being mad at us for being there.

They weren't mad until they saw what happened to the news.

But I remember all the same people, a lot of whom, by the way, ended up being the people who went to Ottawa a couple of years ago on their trucks, and they were upset at stuff.

Which, by the way, many of those grievances they had were legitimate.

Many I fundamentally disagreed with, but many were legitimate.

Some were legitimate, many.

And the same people who, when we were covering Occupy Wall Street, Ducati Park...

1999, the Battle of Seattle with the World Trade Organization.

A lot of the stuff those protesters, uprisers, gatherers were talking about have happened.

And I remember the criticism.

People go, oh, what are they complaining about?

They have a million different sides with a million different messages.

What do they even stand for?

And it was like, girl, dude, it all works together to make sure you have nothing.

And a lot of the messaging, oh, they're just violent.

So what?

By the way, a lot of that was false flag anyway, but some of it was.

They were smashing cars.

Yeah, property damage happens when you get a lot of people in a room.

If we cared about property damage, we wouldn't let Canadian teams in the Stanley Cup playoffs because property damage happens that way too.