You’re proving my point.

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  "content": "You’re proving my point.\n\nYou own your keys. Sell them, burn them, leak them. Total control. That’s ownership. Nobody owns a country like that. The President can’t sell Ohio. Congress can’t burn the Bill of Rights and keep the change. They administer it. They don’t own it.\n\nThat’s why “take it back” makes sense. You’re not claiming title, you’re firing the manager who started acting like he holds the keys. A country isn’t property, it’s a trust. You don’t own it, you steward it, you hand it down. The whole fight is people confusing the two.",
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