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[video clip] >> the fatal flaw for tim leary.e crashed around america touting consciousness expanding without ever giving a thought of the realities for all the people who took him seriously. all those pathetically eager acid freaks who thought they could buy peace and understanding for three dollars a hit. their loss and failure is ours, too. leary took down with him was the central illusion of a lifestyle he helped create a , generation of permanent cripples, failed seekers who never understood the mystic fallacy of the acid culture. the desperate assumption that somebody or at least some force is tending a light at the end of the tunnel. brian: why hunter thompson? tom: i met him a few times and in aspen. we would watch monday night hotel at the jerome hotel bar in the mid-1970's. because our individual homes did not get that show. he was a character. that movie was a total flop, although johnny depp had a pretty good performance. but the movie had too much juvenile pranksterism. it was a vegas road trip. my students put me on

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you know it's they don't run through feel correctly or they're not cute it goes back to the dennis leary thing they're not cute enough you don't want to save on but the thing is she said i won't get through to them and then when you when the original plan for them to go to to protest was when this so the whole venison is kale it happened back in december yeah do you know why or why they didn't do the protest. because it was too cold too cold to save animals that died or something if. i see where you're coming from there is a lot of things argue about but this what you go that is where dialogue has to how people are going to be you got to have dialogue and you want to train somebody and get them to see your viewpoint thing you go out on the forging thing and say hey you know what let's have that conversation maybe i convinced this person that even the killing of animals and is bad you know and it's a process that process is going to record for good to let us know what you think of the topic. covered on facebook and twitter see our poll shows r t v dot com coming up teacher author and spea

and so when you bring these police officers who people of color are wary of and leary into the settingwhere we are just trying to learn, you open up door up for discrimination abracial profile as kyle gave an example of. and you open the door for the potentially detrimental situations. that's what we're very aware of and trying to show our counterparts. >> listen, kai you mentioned that african-americans make up 11% of the student body at stoneman douglas, i want some final words here on how gun violence affects students of color. how does it affect you? >> well, obviously this is definitely something that our community has been dealing with for generations at this point. so, you know, we feel like that if it's -- town to a point of our right almost to be a part of the conversation of gun control, and of gun regulation, because our community suffered from it for generations as i said. >> yeah, well listen, i appreciate your time. i understand you know the circumstances surrounding this. and that you guys feel that you have a unique voice and insight into this and you would like more in

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