And I think that, you know, if you look at Tate, it's not very clear to me as tall like why he got taken off all these do

do, do, do you know, I mean, I suppose I spoke to him the day that it happened because I had called him immediately. I was like, dude. Like

that just happen. This

is when he know his YouTube had his in, it was just his Instagram and Facebook, but I, you know, his YouTube hadn't been taken down and so on and then, you know, that came a follow a couple days later. Do you know coincidence? Yeah. But this is this. It's important for people to understand this because he did not violate. He did. He didn't post anything. The Violator the policies, you know the policy they banned him under. No, was the dangerous individuals or organizations? So

they just some affair with spend too much truth.

So if you think, why does this policy exists this policy exists? So that the the Ku Klux Klan can't have An official Instagram page, this this exists, so that Al-Qaeda cannot be putting out recruitment videos on YouTube, Etc. That's why, you know, dangerous persons and organizations. So they've essentially thrown him in that same category with the worst like actual terrorists, actual murders, actual Jenna Seidel Maniacs because they and this is how they weaponize. These words the words they weaponized. So some of the most dangerous words, the being used these days. Are dangerous safety harm and harmful that's how they always phrase it, right? It's always, oh, we need to protect you. We need to protect. You write all. This is harmful, is this misinformation? This is this, the all this is harmful, you made that person feel unsafe. You probably saw the other day about, you know, the from the podcast thing. When bench. Did you see the red one with Ben Shapiro? No, you didn't see. You didn't see the whole, the podcast thing in Dallas know where this I was like, oh my (expletive). Is

a conference where he showed up to a conference. And then they said, people felt unsafe because

this year, we apologize for the harm, his presence caused his presence, just as

a powerful (expletive) Sound by five

foot, eight, Jewish man in Kapaa, or, you know, standing there and pop laughter his organization, spend 30 grand to rent a booth and sponsor the event. Dude, like the whole thing is wild, but this is the weaponization of language, right? During during the pandemic, why were they kicking people out? He's are harmful spreading. Harmful disinformation misinformation. There's people who literally put out facts, right? 3D platformer doctors, lady platform. Scientists are so harmful misinformation. And so that's sort of safety language. It's how they D platform trumpets, how they D platform tape prior to this by though? Because I've been on Twitter since 2009. So I remember when this all started because for the first up until about 2014 2015 and no one, no one. About getting

D platform. That's when they got a. What was Alex Jones? Alex Jones. But then there was another McGinnis, another conservative guy, Milo you novelists. That's, yeah,

there were like a bunch of them. It was all people on the right, you know, and they always start with the people who are more objectionable, right? So again people nowadays, these dummies celebrating and rotates ban, it's like, oh so okay, you considered him on. Okay. A couple of years ago, they considered Alex Jones on The Fringe and they considered Milo innopolis and go their way. They were on three. All right. Now you consider and retain do dummies. Not realize that as that closes in, you are at some point you're going to be standing on the edge of that island is it's crumbling all around you.