Jiang says the right course is to walk away because a person who asks you to rob a bank and go to prison for her cannot possibly love you, and remaining with her would therefore be wrong.
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Prison
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Death is not the end but a release because the body and this world are a prison.
He says the Democratic strategy of waiting for worsening conditions, winning midterms, and imprisoning Trump will fail because Trump is not stupid and is motivated to avoid prison.
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"...you go rob a bank they're going to put you in prison right you're not going to get them you're not going to go..."
"...Because this world that we live in, our bodies, are the prison. Okay? So don't fear death. It's just part of the natural cycle...."
"it was a huge field and trump won by working hard by having a message that resonated with as many people as possible and..."
"...and then we'll beat Trump and then we'll send trump to prison that's your entire strategy and it's not gonna work because um Trump's..."
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