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Great job on this one! Thanks for bringing to light this small story about the Portland problem.
Didn’t expect the bonus episode info! What a wild story. Well done.
Million thumbs up for DYING FOR A FIGHT!!
Amazing work, fantastic storytelling
But Season 2 was just awful, I couldn't endure more than 3 episodes. It went from incredibly well researched, incredibly well presented and incredibly fascinating - to the exact opposite. Essentially an attempt at glorifying a domestic terrorist. We should not be asked to sympathise with a left-wing extremist who spent his life trying to create an anarchist society.
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