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A student's follow-up at the end of the packet shows resistance to the shift, trying to return the discussion to law and judges just after Jiang declares free will the answer.
"You understand? Well, how about just kind of like a judge in law is called a judge."
"...They're saying that he's crazy. I'm seeing some similar attacks and pushback on him that I see on you. Theo Vaughn seems interested. He's..."
"...I see a lot of people say that. I think his pushback on Theo Vaughn comes from a place of friendship. Because Theo Vaughn..."
"Have you faced any pushback from the Chinese government because they are very strict? What's the sentiment over there? You mentioned it earlier in..."
"...So this happened in January and we got a lot of pushback and we did some collabs speaking about how the Venezuela regime change..."
"...be Joe Biden. Okay? And like, there was a lot of pushback. And it says, no, no, it's gonna be Pete Buttigieg. It's gonna..."
"...so I went in with an open mind of of open pushback and common conversation. He asked me a lot of questions. In fact,..."
"...it I think or especially you you get a lot of pushback from you know those on the internet who want to you know..."
"...years. But he had problems implementing them because of all the pushback from the Democrats."
"...uh when America did shock and all there was tremendous military pushback against destruction of shock and awe basically um Donald Rumsfeld who was..."
"...cheat this script regardless of the consequences, regardless of the political pushback."
"...of oil directly to Israel. And I got a lot of pushback from the right wing. And they said, okay, modern war doctrine, it's..."
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