. -- where weller history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created by america's cable television companies. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the supremeuse, court, and public policy events in washington dc and around the country. c-span's brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> next, on the civil war. one historian talks about the experiences of the men and women who fought and supported the confederate brigade. this is title the soldiers and families of the texas brigade. she spoke at the civil war institute conference to read this is about one hour. >> good evening, everyone. i'm a member of the history department. it's my pleasure this evening to announce the first inaugural lecture. many of you know go bore -- gabor.

year at stanford and the university of toronto and they were looking at extreme protest matters rob weller a stanford sociologist and co-author of the study stated that the reason that extreme protesters were dissuaded is that less radical bystanders couldn't identify with that people generally don't see themselves as disruptors of the social. order even for the causes they believe in so what he's saying is even if they agree with you on some level about any kind of mistreatment or their you know legitimate times when conservatives or people in certain popular opinions were targeted by the i.r.s. or somebody else. is coming out with this like. angry and angry back doesn't actually help dissuade anybody you're just preaching to your choir and the choir that screaming back at you know what's really interesting too is the you also see it when people like the facebook and things like that you censorship because all that does is shy more like on the better some that you do you're trying to keep quite right and do with the world memoir you know it's like alex jones mailer you not was all of it b

year at stanford and the university of toronto and they were looking at extreme protest matters rob weller a stanford sociologist and co-author of the study stated that the reason that extreme protesters were dissuaded is that less radical bystanders couldn't identify with that people generally don't see themselves as disruptors of the social order or even for the causes they believe in so what he's saying is even if they agree with you on some level i about any kind of mistreatment or their you know legitimate times when concern.

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