Either of you is welcome to answer this, but like, what are some of the common mechanisms of injury that you see when you are out there street medicking, when, when the cops are out there hurting people?

I would say that, like, in terms of the things that we would typically see, I just wanna start off by saying, like, absolutely we're, we're not out there just because we know that we're going to be successful in any type of advocacy.

If that was the case, then, um, we wouldn't have that many people, you know, on that front.

Um, you know, a lot of people know that it's... you might be losing ground, but you're not there because you're trying to win.

You're doing it because you know that you want to be on the right side of history, you want to do the thing that you believe to be morally right.

Um, as far as, like, the, the type of injuries that you would typically see, I think in order to answer this question, I would, I'd kind of break it off into two sections.

Like, you have mainly protests that have not devolved into violent confrontations with law enforcement, and you have protests where things like, um, you know, for instance, um, riot control agents have been deployed.

Or ozalsone.