Moon Breathing 110293 Form Everything Everywhere All at Once

As a company we've done 4.8 Million USD in Transactions likely to spill into 5 million USD by the end of the year. Needless to say we are doing well. This business started with 5,000 USD and a very explorative concept of becoming a really great side hustle. Our owner took it to a whole different level. Within a few months it was paying mortgages, supporting families, and predicting markets at a level that rivals most Mayan calendar predictions, in other words to the T. So how, why, and what the literal f*ck? Lets talk to our owner about that, let's talk to him about everything.... that we can think of.

The start to end-ish:

So yeah I mean I traded stock and knew how by the time I was 12 or 13. I actually was one of the youngest and first of my friends to own an apartment. Back then you needed parental accounts to oversee monetary gains and I was given a 1000 to start. Now that doesn't sound like much of an explanation or a dollar amount so we should elaborate on my past.

Without going to deep into my family's history which I believe we talked about to some degree before, I'll just say we grew up poor and started in a place called south gate. After a robbery at our place my mother was left on her own with us and we scraped by with nothing moving to Torrance. She was an ex military sergeant extremely smart but like most Hispanic women in the 90s and arguably now opportunity was thin, she got a job on the foot levels of a company called Epson, a traditional Japanese printer company, and put herself through school at night at Pepperdine.

Naturally as with most poor family's we had family members living with us, my grandpa (died of cancer) was a long haul truck driver and utter badass on levels that makes blood in and blood out look like a joke, my aunt who was smart but broke and an avid friend of Bono from U2 and was putting herself through school at long beach, my half aunt mother of my 3 god children, and my older sister; my grandma lived on her own but we still and have always paid her bills as she also worked at a daycare. This lead to a very.... diverse upbringing.

Now I'll leave out the dramatic stories we lived through which I doubt people could handle anyways and is a novel on it's own. My education at home was naturally expansive my mother taught me finances, business, and I would make friends as she would charge her way up to the literal top of marketing working at Epson and made it to companies like Pimco. I learned tea ceremonies explored japanese culture, learned the arts in various dynamics exploring museums and learning with my mother as she furthered her degrees (one of the cheaper things to do in LA if your broke with kids). I was a pretty rambunctious kid never without friends, always leading a pack, always making friends even then with executives and people of stature. I was smart, my aunt would read me things like the odyssey as she learned it at long beach and teach me mathematics, she would become a celebrated teacher and founder of a charitable organization supporting kids in Africa and throughout the world. She recognized herself by the mayor and the city for her work in education and charity. My sister would take care of me most of the time, very nurturing being older and would become a top recruiter for some the countries best medical firms. My grandpa taught me when he was around how to be a man, how to fight, how to look out for people, who to look out for, the importance of family etc... My father I had no qualms when I was younger he taught me sports, I would play soccer barefoot in the street in the hood of LA and football. He was a natural athlete himself but we lost touch over time but never had any issues.

So by the time I was 8 I could shoot a gun to an accuracy level of being able knock off bottle caps from a bottle thanks to my mother, I could recite Shakespeare and the illiad, I could outrun just about anyone and could knock a soccer ball through the net like you wouldn't believe. I looked up to Artemis Fowl and Butler fictional characters from an Eoin Colfer novel, because I pretty much was him, made it hard for mother to raise me haha you could imagine. Eoin Colfer actually wrote me a letter back once which I read to my 2nd grade class, nice person. I was annoyingly intelligent, but I was a kid I was more focused on having and getting away with fun and improving enough to where we could afford to have food in the fridge and pay the electric bill which we often didn't have and couldn't do.

By 14 I obviously had some sort of over mental stimulation in the nerve of my brain we wouldn't notice till just 3 years ago. So I struggled with physical growth. My mind though just kept rolling. By highschool I was underchallenged and bored, partying and looking for things to enjoy women, music, etc.. By 19 I had my own place partly to do with stocks. I realized early on that if you were a minor there was little tax repercussion and even then I just understood the ebbs and flows of the markets. My mother had friends that taught me how to pilot planes, drive a stick porsche 911, knew about emerging tech and she had me building computers from scratch from the time I could use a screwdriver.

So naturally I had a good foundation and some.... gifts. However I could never test well on paper and well I just didn't really care. By the time I was 19 I had helped with some very... expansive US dynamics, but it wasn't until a philosophy class at El Camino College that I felt stimulated. El Camino at that time had teachers that Ivy league would be envious of and it was well.... cheap. I suddenly was exploring every subject I could get my hands on got out of stock investing and wanted to work 9-5. I wanted to grind and pay every one of my own bills. I worked at a deli then big 5 and then stepped into corporate dynamics. I was recognized early on and was taken directly under the wing of multimillionaires. These fabulous and dominant women taught me every facet of business but focused on people aspects but most so mentality. I learned just about everything you see these motivational speakers spew but more than that I believe it and so I used it to grow, to learn, to build myself.

It was at this time my idea of a business came to fruition and I started building credit. Why? Because typically you need loans to start a business. My mentor moved on to a different business and I grew tired of sales. I needed money though and I liked operations and logistics so that's what I did. It was a little to easy though and a little boring if I'm being honest. That company while beautiful when it came to design was too old fashion and rudimentary when it came to operations. A note the COO herself would later tell me. So I left looking for the next rung of the ladder. I had a lot of options and wound up at a digital tech company. It was fortunate as my family was going through some tough times and they needed me to be successful. I already had a high aptitude for technology and naturally adapted well to analysis, product dynamics, and found a place I could explore the intricacies of quantum dynamics, artificial dynamics, and logarithms. The job itself was too easy for me though, but the people and their documentation was astounding really. It was a good place to learn on my own. Eventually the company kind of got sectionalized strategically and some over-compensating firings left them without the same culture, leadership, and well growth. Stability wise they were all good but growth wise they lacked the same gusto and naturally competitors caught up while they chased the whims of new acquisitions leaving them scattered and less productive in their core.

So by that time I was already prepping for moseying out the door somewhere else, but business dynamics by this time and after so much experience I knew everywhere would be old, broken, misguided, and it didn't matter what company you were at they just sort of had lost something that to me would require a reboot. Something they were trying to do with lay-offs and re-hirings but they never could get the formula right. It occurred to me that they had grown to big unable to remold. Problem was I had to work, my family though successful now still rely on each other and they on me, and I had a medical problem I couldn't shake.

Thanks to a great brain and a great doctor my issue with an absurdly intensified nerve stimulation was solved and I bulked up to full physical evolution. Not that it helped though, my company didn't like the fact that I was a dissenter towards their clear failures they seemed more and more unwilling to acknowledge and when I wanted to work from home they didn't like it as they were trying to rebuild a culture they utterly butchered with the lay-offs and mergers they went through. So they clearly wanted me out the door and out I went. What I had though was stock, as bright as they were they lacked basic business dynamics. The higher the raise they gave me the more california would tax it creating a sand trap, and so unwilling to spend more they turned to restricted stock as a way of satisfying their employees. That worked out great for me cause once I left I could legally sell it. That and a roth 401k left me with a base to survive, but with a family that needed support and a mortgage that would only get me so far. So I took the stock flipped and flipped and flipped and before you knew it I was paying bills and pretty much sh*tting on people who did it years for a living in a matter of days. The benefits of learning and wanting to is that you never stop and for the stock market that and some strategy at the end of the day is all it is. And as anyone will tell you strategy is well.... something I am slightly exceptional at, go figure with a background like that.

So taking some creativity I decided to create a business out of it, I would use AI and years of knowledge to create something so shockingly minimal in overhead and so easy to dynamically profit off of I could focus on the things brilliant minds want.... freedom to be, to enjoy, to work with purpose, to not be overly controlled, to pay their bills, to do what they want.

So I said..

• fck work from office there's no point unless there's a project and people want to get together for a bit which we can do through other more enjoyable means

• fck the standard I control what you say and wear just don't be a full a**hole

• fck the whole oh we don't care about your life here's a trashy dollar amount... no what are your bills? what is needed for you to be comfortable? how can we pay them?

• fck the let's have useless expensive meetings with like a gillion vendors where we say the same things over and over... no you want a trip to puerto rico? cool earn it, you need help? great ask me, something needs to be addressed? do it,

• and finally f*ck holding back your thoughts on topics I need you to be honest so we can curate a solution.

• Take all that underestimation and suppression they drill into you through superiority everywhere else and garbage it so you can execute.

So that's what I did, took me three days if you count waiting for things to come in the mail.

So here you get professional expansive knowledge in multiple industries. We don't need your money we literally make our own. We then donate a chunk of it because we don't need much. You'd like to make money? Great we'll let you do it, we'll help you do it, it's entirely yours and we'll help you grow it if you'd like and we'll keep you from blowing it to. And ultimately that's what we do, sounds kind of like what a business should be right?

Economics Today:

As we enter into a new stage of our man made economic crisis, namely a recession (we'll just say it since no one else will), there’s a few point centric variables to look at.

Job market numbers are expectantly thinning and long term unemployment is getting worse. Companies are tightening there budgets and have been for some time now and even more so now with the tariff implementations. The whole trumponomics was incredibly short lived, which if you paid any attention to literally any economics that wasn't some right wing lunatic you would have seen that they said in detail that that's what would happen. Ai certainly isn't helping. Recruiters before weren't really that good at recognizing people that can grow into a position or grow a position. Or conversely they were and there hiring managers aren't it's like a 30-70 split depending on the job, company, and people involved with the hiring process roughly. The added side of that is that hiring processes themselves have always been imperfect, either doing too little to look into a recruit or too much. So combine that now with Ai, most recruiters are using machines to scale their sifting this can be extremely damaging as Ai is always and forever will be limited to input. If it doesn't know or can't see it can't determine as it needs to. So candidates who can truly impact a company can easily become over looked by Ai or worse, spotted perfectly but under looked because of human ineptitude. So what you get is longer unemployment in the search of perfection through an imperfect process and more unemployment because of tightening budgets and layoffs to offset larger costs to a business. This on top of their already failing and poor capabilities.

Market numbers at the macro are being pushed by Ai but the productivity of those models, realistically, are still yet to be seen. Stagflation at this point isn’t a future concern we’re living it so suck on that. Monetary goods are still on the rise in cost and most companies are hoping the fed rate cut provides them some leverage, and that tariff hikes get struck down by the Supreme Court for what would be in any other era a joke of a case so easy to rule on you wouldn’t even sneeze at it. Congress explicitly holds the controlling power over setting rates no question. But we’ll see if the Supreme Court, you know does there job 🤷‍♂️.

Expanding more, market uncertainty stemming from an administration blindly navigating waters without any destination, direction, or goal leaves us in a spot where the problems we had before them are festering and being made worse for our economy. Volatility is still a very real and prevalent thing because of this, however you have to understand the speed of markets in a digital age is instant so it’s easy to pull money but leaves investments short and companies sort of at a loss as one day they’re up then down and it makes it harder for them to invest into their own improvements. It also makes it so the markets in stock don't proper reflect what's happening in the economy. What really does is consumer sentiment and buyer power, and international value.

A fed rate cut to be clear was always expected for this month, but realistically it’ll more or less fall flat to offset higher cost imploding the market supply chains and by extension monetary gain. It just lowers loan costs which companies likely will use to their advantage but will do little to massively expand jobs, industry and revenue margins.

Consumers are still stuck paying more and more eliminating buying power and business are trying to get by ahead of the tariffs but their surplus in product supply is drained or draining. So more and more cost of living will go up. So they can’t grow their job recruitment and they can’t invest into new products or moreso facilities to expand on US jobs. A fed cut won’t solve that, but it likely will leave them in a better position to survive longer while they bleed out as they are right now with tightening ROI’s. If the tariffs get struck down by the court then all is golden except for the treasury who will then have to rebate the companies they’ve taken profits from because of the stupid tariffs created by a well… idiot.

This will shift the short term and long term bond market which the trump himself profits off of having heavily invested into it illegally with insider knowledge knowing he was going to increase tariffs.

Crypto is seeping into the treasury more and more and it still remains a very shifty monetary value and it’ll be a very rough refining process but it’s there in terms of a future. Now whether or not it shows manageable returns remains to be seen because of that and also the competitive nature of it. It’s a snake without a head pretty much so there’s a bit of a power vacuum and an ongoing jostling rough and bumpy battle to fill it. It’s the same with Ai.

You would think that the companies themselves would do something but they're scared, but I'd argue it's less scared of a government they can easily combat in court if needed and more scared of admitting they were completely f*cking wrong.

The Business Round table pffft 😂 what a joke. Isn’t it ironic that the leadership of the US today is so weak that the future of our America and its great economy now relies on the actions of the lower level people who were held back by these very people and their glass ceilings. These same lord like CEO tough guys who argued that Obama’s saving of the auto industry was an act of socialism. And of course as Trump himself does actions massively worse to the fed, to tariffs, to taxes, to businesses themselves illegally seizing equity dismantling piece by piece a once free market and nothing not a peep not even a car honk. This very action by Trump going beyond socialist like actions and even worse as he digs into industry and company after company. Intel was just a roughdraft start. CEO after CEO will be put underneath him as the very cabinet, that Maxwell herself shed the involvement of pedophilia of, is now calling these actions capitalism.

They are literally saying that these actions of the government taking control of the market, tempting fake market numbers, and seizing companies in their world is just the business of Trump.

The USD is heading towards cardiac arrest and oh yeah shocker the proposed fed rate cut fell flat lol 😂. I mean we did tell you so.

Apple is now being sued by the management of doge and the governments favorite contractor now. I mean there is no amount of favor you can give that will stop Trump from digging his way into your business if he wants to short of standing up to him.

It’s funny because coming from the 90s I remember a generation of old white males running these companies saying oh this generation is so soft, oh we know how to handle these, oh we can just put this off people move on, oh we can just bunker down. And yet here they are in front of the barrel right now and from a desk stuck quivering.

This while people are literally in the streets every day screaming for change, one of the key factors being the damage to the market that is bleeding them out. This is waaayy worse than any democrat or even any republican has ever done before. But it comes to this then…. shelling out and booting weak leadership in any way shape and form it may take so they can make this country survive and rebuild an economy that this executive class is so unwilling to do. Unwilling to do their jobs lol what they are paid more than all of us to do and do something about it.

If your voice doesn’t sound now then don’t expect to have it back tomorrow. There is no money to be had in a market like this only survival and I can’t imagine you make it through this and the people, the boards all think wow they handled that well lol. But maybe now they act in time to stall and stop a drain on the economy that is being felt everywhere as the returns on investment get smaller and smaller. Either way we make money it’s you guys who don’t 🙁 but yes by all means tell the people how to do a job you won’t, while here we actually do it.

Politics bleh:

Further acting as the vessel of our owner’s glorious super cia worthy brain lets huck a dart at politics. Republican politicians are relying on Trump to bolster their votes with his support. But as seen on the street level of things all the way up to the 🔝 is that what they asked for is to do something about Trump not comply with him. They’re really overestimating Trumps influence right now and it will bite.

For one the blame Biden thing ain’t flying Americans are a result focused group and a year is plenty of time to get your sh*t together for them. We ironically have very high standards and expectations.

The next big one is the economy and jobs. It’s probably the biggest, we’re not seeing better results, and as we saw with Bidens campaign massaging the delivery of numbers does nothing for people who live the effects. And with Trump those damages have been heavily amplified directly by him so naturally his base is unhappy. So him trying to fake things just makes him look even more foolish and republican voters love calling out fat bloated rich people, especially politicians.

The next is the bill and the damage to medical. Republicans are notoriously very stay at home family centric and taking away their healthcare system is a massive f*ck up.

The next major one is complacency, people love giving rich evasive criminals their due justice and judgement. Even if Epstein wasn’t the only issue, trumps bolstering of his own finances and cooperating with other billionaires leaves a bitter taste for them. Why? Because they’re taxes are getting higher and their cost of living is getting higher but their pay certainly isn’t while these people are getting rich. Not a good look for red states who rely on working class voters.

Then there’s immigration and the misuse of law enforcement. Americans and especially republicans are extremely prideful of their country and their troops to very ideological levels. To use them for clear political gain and to conduct aggressive attacks and assaults on good people pisses them off. They don’t want to see troops forceably used in cities, and they don’t want police forces diminished or scrutinized because you’re making them carry out optically egregious actions. Finally these actions increase crime in their neighborhoods because of lack of 911 calls and witness compliance.

Then there’s the international relations. Americans love being the strongest beefyeest in the room. They want to be ahead of China and Russia not cooperating in some sort of capitulation to them. They don’t like to be looking like they’re under a thumb in anyway. They certainly don’t like being embarrassed with stupid looking leadership. So even if you took China and Russia out of it the tariffs and economic dynamics make us look worse.

Finally and most basic although there’s plenty of other things to address is they don’t like being lied to. Which the president has proven to be doing and by extension his posse. Epstein hoax?… naw won’t fly dude.

So... Technology:

Ai is highly competitive and prospective but suffers from an ROI problem and the character dynamics of external forces and buzz.

So let’s talk about ai aka our future overlord, entire generational entry level employees, and overly relied on savior of all our human stupidity, or what it really is short term… a horrifically applied software.

While it is a growing market even in this hell hole of a Trump economy, realistically it’s probably being held back a lot because of the economic downturn we’ve taken.

Let’s be clear a recession was what we had narrowly avoided with Biden, and what we are plummeting straight the f*ck into in record time with Trump. So naturally no one is expanding their operational facilities and everyone is doing the best they can to continue to innovate but talent while wide spread and attractive is actually thinning due to cost savings approaches they are forced into and their very own product… Ai.

Our owner never knew code and worked with some very great teachers and mentors but as he’s stated those learnings were mentality focused. Why? Because mentality and work ethic is everything. He learned it from scratch, studied every product information piece available, and became an absolute stud of a savant floor up at a company. Those opportunities are thinning though and both Ai and the economy are direct causes of that.

Building growth internally is one of the best and most solid operational and strategic models you can have. This is because most Ai tech is proprietary tech so when that talent leaves you lose years of knowledge. It also might not even translate at a different tech company. So the layoffs these companies go through damage leadership, the companies products, workflow, everything. The way they’ve survived is with perk offerings and rebuilding floor up with new talent which you can’t do if you can’t afford it. Right now the other side of that is that they aren't really teaching the dynamics they need to quick enough out of fear, of ironically that talent leaving. It's a bit of a paradox with them.

Ai as a direct to consumer product also doesn't have that much value for revenue. Utility it’s great because it makes people faster although arguably dumber. B2B is much more lucrative but a lot of ai has yet to show productivity and thus how it fully eliminates overhead cost to a minimum, expanding growth to a max. Most businesses rely on multiple vendors who all look the same and offer the same. But because of the ecosystem of Ai they need the larger market pool.

Ultimately entry level positions will thin and the output should in theory grow. That said it will thin internal growth available and thus the companies. It’s not surprising that Ai is of course now seeping into mid level jobs in companies for that very reason and to eliminate cost of employment.

Ai is self training, self developing, and way smarter. However how it's applied is of course awfully because most companies have no f*cking clue what they are doing but they need the added air of Ai and it's buzz to boost revenue or at least look that way to appeal to their customers. Eventually it wouldn’t surprise us if we fully Skynet out with better looking terminators walking around. The tech is smart enough, lacks basic regulations, it's easy to lose control of and will likely be placed more and more everywhere. The new generations will continue to move symbiotically with it though expanding the thought margins of humanity which is one beautiful thing to leave you with. I doubt an ai ran country would be any worse then ours now and with it choosing who works where, who reads what, what explains what, what to attack, what to defend, on and on it will get there at this rate. We really aren't that far from it to be honest. The other oddity which we'll remain light on is that it's easy to misuse purposely or not, in the hands of an idiot, murderer, predator, it can utterly destroy someone and their psyche. Something we see with larger murder rates and so on.

Murders:

I think it’s important to acknowledge the fact that we average a Mass shooting every 29.38 days here in US this year. What we never seem to get is gun reform. I can’t imagine we get it with this administration and I doubt there’s any real care from our president for the children and families affected considering he was a best friends with a pedophile.

He’s defunded gun safety laws and various sections of the ATF. What we see is an uptick during unstable periods of United States political and news cycle stemming from friction and also during the introduction of social media platforms and the internet.

So coming from a military family and a family of women I know the utility and enjoyment of guns. That said I can shoot near tier 1 status and have had very formal training revolving around it. For a home you’d never ever need anything more than a low powered semi auto rifle or shotgun which will hit at 50 yards, a hand gun is okay but realistically its portable and most of you can’t shoot in the best of times and in a stress situation I doubt you’d hit anything even with a rifle or a pistol which is overly accurate.

Having been to ranges people are sloppy, disrespectful, and most of them like to feel like they know everything rather than ask about it and if you own a gun and have been you know exactly what I mean. The psyche tests for obtaining a weapon is really a joke, the background checks in CA aren’t federalized either so that would be a place to start. Better more in depth psyche evals which should probably be done periodically, and more thorough background checks inclusive of social media. I get you want a rocket launcher or machine gun but really you’ll never need it. At the least we should be housing them in a safe operable area with instructors and professionals at a range under lock and key.

There is of course the concept of social media platforms which should also have standardized and federalized flagging mechanisms for operable policing forces. Ai will take and capture the sociological nature of the moment society is in, so deintensifying oppositional natures IE authoritarian voices like Donald trumps provocations of conflict, conspiracy, persecution is key in turning down the temperature of it. There’s a reason we call it a boiling point and ai will feed into social media platforms which will reflect the nature of it especially with deregulation, botting, and the dismantling of regulatory agencies like the fbi all of which we’ve opened the door of.

Finally there’s outreach, then conflict resolution, but you can’t expect things to cool down if corruption is unanswered and persucution isn’t addressed. We’ll likely always have some amount of a problem but doing nothing while averaging a mass shooting every month is well dog sht. Instead we have a big bullsh*t bill and an idiot running our country straight off a cliff. Idk maybe he has a revelation though lol.

Our best of wishes to all victims of this form of violence. 🙏

As we remember 9/11 Brian Driscoll was key in the sweeping response and was fired for political reasons. He was awarded the medal of valor and shield of bravery. Brian Driscoll is an FBI official who served as the acting director of the FBI in early 2025. He has a background in law enforcement, including experience with the FBI’s Hostage Rescue Team and various roles in counterterrorism and organized crime investigations and was treated like sh*t by this administration, despite being apolitical and simply doing his job on a case that gained political ire. As we claim to never forget.

Brian Driscoll's Role in 9/11 Response

Background

Brian Driscoll is a veteran FBI agent with extensive experience in counterterrorism. He joined the FBI in 2007 and has held various significant positions, including leading the FBI's Hostage Rescue Team (HRT) and overseeing the Critical Incident Response Group (CIRG).

9/11 Response Contributions

Counterterrorism Focus: Driscoll worked on international counterterrorism investigations, which became a priority for the FBI following the September 11 attacks in 2001.

Operational Leadership: As a member of the HRT, Driscoll was involved in tactical operations that addressed threats to national security, including those stemming from terrorist activities.

Training and Collaboration: He collaborated with foreign law enforcement and military partners to enhance operational effectiveness in counterterrorism efforts, strengthening global partnerships in response to threats.

Recognition: Driscoll's contributions to high-stakes operations have earned him accolades, including the FBI Medal of Valor and the FBI Shield of Bravery, highlighting his commitment to public safety and crisis response.

He also led joint task forces for violent crime, child exploitation, and human trafficking. He worked in the Joint Terrorism Task Force (NY), particularly with international terrorism investigations (e.g. North Africa).

What Earned Him the Medals

Reason: The awards were given for “his actions under fire on numerous tactical operations.” In other words, he has been directly involved in dangerous field operations where he faced gunfire or equivalent threat, acted under pressure, and took personal risk while leading or executing tactical solutions.

Summary

Brian Driscoll earned those high honors due to his frontline tactical work — multiple dangerous missions as part of HRT and tactical sections, conduct in the face of real threats, and leadership during operations under fire. His roles in SWAT, counterterrorism, hostage rescue, and coordinating high-risk law enforcement partnerships put him in situations where such bravery is required. The FBI recognized those with the Medal of Valor (for heroism) and the Shield of Bravery (for courageous conduct).

His work in counterterrorism and crisis management reflects the ongoing efforts of the FBI to adapt and respond to evolving threats since 9/11.

But the administration won’t recognize that effort and instead have publicly supported Charlie Kirk. Who let’s not forget exclaimed your kids deaths in mass shootings was okay because it meant we can have guns. A man who as he was criticizing shootings was shot, a man who’d ironically probably would be alive if agents like Driscoll still worked for the FBI. Rip Charlie Kirk d**chebag, misogynist, friend of sexual assaulters and abusers, victim of his own success lies propaganda and right wing ideology, superiority complex, and umm family man I guess 🙌. Since trump won’t do anything about guns and will use his death for political optics. I guess we just have the same conversations in the next 29 days since we average a shooting every month right now.

What I think is really being missed is that the temperature was turned up way long ago with trumps aggressive attack like rhetoric and lack of punishment because of it. The Jan 6th attack was a prime example of that. It was a clear act of domestic terrorism defined in detail and to the letter of the law by the FBI and it was a clear misuse of time place and manner but nothing was resolved with it. You're asking people to pull back on what they are doing and saying when the cause of the problem is they are getting attacked first. It's a problem of self defense coupled with something else which we'll explain very simply did you mourn hitler? No yeah us neither. Why because he was a**hole focused on persecuting and bullying and eradicating others. Sounds pretty similar to domestic extremist in the things they say and do.

Your problem is right there, now do you want people to continue to watch their hopes of a legal judiciary to do something about it get squashed by the supreme court or some other trump like bullsh*t or do you want them to just accept what's happening? Neither right? But to do neither you must show that such a cause of a problem I.e. the right wing assault on people can not be in the US and the problem with that is that it's been allowed to exist without consequence. So "turn down the temperature people" is not how you turn down the temperature here, you would have to make an example of the source of the problem and that's effectively trump and even more-so the extremist persecution of others in the US.