In this episode, we examine the effectiveness of political protest in the wake of the No Kings demonstrations, new polling regarding Trump’s approval rating among different voting demographics, and the prospects of the president’s removal from office. We discuss a case under consideration by the Supreme Court regarding marijuana usage and gun ownership, and the implications that arise from infringement on liberties. We also dive into a case regarding a Karen who sued her neighbor over the smell of marijuana, and relate it to many other problems currently plaguing our society.

00:00 Introduction and Overview

00:29 The Effectiveness of Protests

05:54 The No Kings Protests

07:01 Removing Trump From Office

10:44 Trump’s Approval Rating Poll

14:35 Supreme Court Considering Case on Marijuana Use and Gun Ownership 

17:12 Rights and Limits in The Constitution

20:58 The Potential Implications of a 2nd Amendment Ruling

23:23 Karen Sues Over Marijuana Smell

29:37 Masks and Other Petty Civil Disagreements

34:22 The Pronoun Debate

36:32 Making Demands of Our Neighbors

39:11 The Value of Community and the Necessity of Integration

40:39 The Benefits of Compromise

44:26 Human Respect and Conclusions

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