texas. they have become so entitled and so extreme in this state, and so used to the kind of conduct that can paxton, he has not been alone. the kind of conduct he has been engaged in that more and more people and the state are recognizing that we need to go in a different direction. yes indeed. and wajahat, last question to you in this segment. you mentioned projection and the right. the right like to complain about cancel culture and thin skin snowflakes, and yet you ve written a piece for the daily beast today about how you are invited by a tech companies diversity equity inclusion team to talk about aapi month, and you are cut off in a zoom meeting five minutes after you started, and he started talking about transgender kids being bullied, black people being shot by the police, asian american still being blamed for covid.
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