t and whatever women work out, you know, I'll go along with that. Because if the situation were reversed and I were a female, I wouldn't want men to have an opinion on abortion. I'd say stay out of it. You just stay out of it. Let the women figure it out. So I apply the same standard as a man. I say, oh, okay. If I were you, I'd want me to stay out of the argument. So I do. I have nothing to add to the argument.

But if we're looking at the funding alone, I do feel like Planned Parenthood will eventually find enough voluntary funding. Probably they'll just get more donations because they'll say, hey, mean old Trump took our funding, so why don't you donate to us? So I suspect that their business won't be that much affected in the long run, but we'll see. But I guess that would be part of the Democrat hellscape. To which I say, how many people needed an abortion today?

Anyway, so when I asked the question about the hellscape, I'm kind of fascinated by the troll activity because if I say anything about policy that is sort of anti-Democrat, I'll get at least one and usually just one comment from somebody who looks like an AI troll or maybe just a paid troll. But they have some stuff in common that doesn't make them look like regular commenters.

So to my question about where exactly is this hellscape people are living, Richard Anguin, who I don't know if is a real person or not, replied, "Scott Adams' smug dismissal of legitimate fears about Trump's authoritarian tendencies is a dangerous oversimplification that ignores the real trauma inflicted on marginalized communities by