Dan Behrman analyzed that conflict not as a crime, but as a predictable response to a hypocritical system.

That one's kind of a difficult one, right? Because we have this land that was supposedly federal land and these people who were supposedly using it as, you know, they're as basically as the federal government grants free rights to use that land.

And at some point, the government said, we don't want you on this land, even though it was it was it was public land the whole time.

Right.

Had they owned the land, it might have been a little bit different.

But what's what's interesting about this, this whole thing is, you know, when a lot of times we say like, oh, this is the government's land.

But it's like, where's you know, if I say this is my house, I bought it.

As Dan Behrman reminds us, the government isn't checking your license, your community is.