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talkingi sesee rand paul about, welell, we don't neededo so extensive so we need to make sure that justhen someone is slapped, that that is not called a lynchining. violelence to the thouousands upon t thousands of who have e beens lynched. that is known as disrespect toto the lives into the families s of those whwho have had to live unr rror without any kind of justice being brought. amy: can you resespond to the words that are often used in the corpororate media, the riots, te looting ththat is going on? about thealked often statee violencnce that is not so eaeasily a addresseded. see this s false equivalent. it is the language off lootingng is away toto try to disistract d diffuse from the kind of bureaucratic violencehat hass rained down on black communities. bureaucratic violence in tererms ofof militarizing g the p polic, bureaucrcratic violencnce in tes off undnderfunding public schoo, burecratic violence in terms of environonmental toxinins beig poured into poor and black communities. that kind d of bureaucratic alightedsust gets over. one of the things when i wrote "white rage,