And, you know, I

think it's one of those things where, you know, oftentimes, you know, in cultures, you see this throughout history, you know, we, you know, all democracies, I'm going to say all that I've dealt with in republics, you know, we sort of you know, cross little lines on occasion.

And then sometimes you cross a bigger line, you know, the agencies do or the, you know, law enforcement.

And then there's almost always kind of a whiplash correction, right? You saw this with the church and pipe committees, which I think was a severe overcorrection.

But, you know, in the U.S. when there was You know, there's apparently accusations.

I still maintain they were never proven.

People treat history like it's done.

That sort of fear and sentiment I think we just need people,