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No, I didn't give information to the SPLC, Mike. I've seen you repeat this accusation again and again. A couple of people come to mind, who were in my circle and might have had access to the correspondence and have since become antiracists, disappeared, or felt burned. Ultimately, though, I don't know; I'm not going to open up cans of worms; and, at this point, I simply don't care. Perhaps you did it? It seems as likely as any other solution I came up with. My sense is that I struck a nerve with my last tweet about Russia, likely because you were operating with Charles Bausman during the period of 2020 up until he fled the country. This strikes me as slightly more potential traitorous than the burning question, "Who leaked the embarrassing emails?" Stepping back... In the rare instances that TRS ever comes up in a conversation, I always hear the same refrain: "Don't know if they're still around, but Mike was really smart?" Or something to that effect. And I agree with them! The problem is, in your effort to pander to your retarded audience, or perhaps in desperation to hold onto your last friendships, you don't say anything smart and just endlessly drone on about the good/bad ol' days ... how it all wasn't your fault ... and others brought you down ... This is, at least, all that ever gets sent to me. The reality, Mike, is that TRS secured a market niche by being the only podcast where the "N" and "K" words were sounded on a regular basis. You tried to turn this into a political party, which went about as well as one would imagine. You lost your market niche, because there are now hundreds of influencers willing to do this—influencers who can do it better than you can, in fact, or at least are not as physically revolting as the TRS crew is. No one is to blame but yourself ... or perhaps you're not even to blame. Regardless, it's over! And forgive me for not wanting to have anything to do with you as well as "the movement."

Pigs don't just feel fear themselves. They also feel the fear of other pigs — and try to comfort them. In one study, pigs watching another pig in distress first showed fear themselves and then tried to comfort the distressed pig through snout-to-snout contact. Pigs who'd previously endured the same ordeal reacted even more intensely — they seemed to recognize what the distressed pig was going through. (Goumon & Špinka, 2016.) On factory farms, pigs trapped in gestation crates aren't just feeling afraid themselves. They're feeling the fear of all the other pigs around them. But the crate's iron bars stop them from even turning toward their fellow pigs — let alone comforting them with their snout.