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  When you lose your freedoms because you don't understand your freedoms.
context: Let Croft and Fox rot for the next decade and a half. We’ll see how militant they are when they’re in their late 60s and have aged in the US prison system. >
  
  Probably…. More so? >
  
  Yeah, but even less capable than they were when they tried this shit before. >
  
  Yesterday the guy who was sentenced looked like a potato and this one looks like the kind of guy who would throw rocks at you for walking near his gold digging spot >
  
  Grew up in Michigan. Me: "Shit, I think I know that guy...oh good, no, it's just his doppelganger." Both f-ing times. >
  
  Same. My first fear was that at least one of them would turn out to be a family member. Thankfully none... but many look awfully familiar. >
  
  
  At one point, Croft told allies: “I don’t like seeing anybody get killed either. But you don’t make an omelet without breaking a few eggs, you know what I mean?”
  
  I’ve never heard someone compassionate, full of empathy doing good for the world pull out that saying. It’s always someone trying to minimize some bullshit. >
  
  Whenever someone says it, it's always about someone else's eggs getting broken. >
  
  Some of you may die, but that is a sacrifice that I am willing to make. >
  
  Imagine being so angry at being made to wear masks indoors, you plot to kill a government official, and will now spend the rest of your productive life behind bars ( he's 47 now). All because of having to wear a mask in Wal-Mart!