And it's also, there's a problem with that, though. The ideology, leave me alone. The kind of philosophical statement is correct, I believe in it. It's a kind of civic republican ideal. It's been the american way is give people the maximum autonomy to their lives, delegate to civil society as much as you can. But we don't live in that world anymore. We have a massive federal bureaucracy, we have these huge institutions that control the culture. And so if you're arguing to be left alone, you're always going to be run over by people who don't want to leave you alone. The solution is not to then assume it and impose your vision. But you at least have to have people who are willing to fight the public fight because most people want to be left alone. They deserve that. But we need to have a leadership class, a kind of counter elite capable of taking over these institutions that can then adopt the policies and administer the centralized institutions to protect the average person. The average person is not going to read queer theory and understand what's happening and fight the good fight. But people who are involved in political life, I think we have a duty to provide protection for the average person. The average person is calling for physical protection, protection of their livelihood, protection of their reputation, protection of their kids, protection of their institutions. Do you see anyone that is directly speaking to that need and offering a plausible vision for how that could be accomplished? I think very few people are thinking in those terms. And to me, that's a shame.