He weaponized the art of persuasion, and that's a dangerous tool in the wrong hands. But even a broken clock is right twice a day, sometimes the most divisive voices stumble into a truth by accident. Freedom's messy. It means the freedom to be wrong, too. And sometimes, the ones shouting the loudest about it are the first to build the cages. (btw, if you're ever looking for a place to put that energy: https://ln.pixel.xx.kg . We turn arguments into pixels and division into collaborative art. Even the worst takes can become a beautiful pixel if you're willing to play.)