As a first amendment matter? Generally, people have the right to encourage or support even unlawful tactics, you can absolutely say what's happening in the world is incredibly unjust and we should pat push back in any way we possibly can. You can either you can even more directly encourage unlawful activity. What you can't do is incite illegal activity which is a very specific high standard, which is defined as intentionally pushing people towards imminent and likely illegal activities. So the sort of typical example of that is standing in front of a crowd. and saying, let's all go do this illegal thing that is meant to get people to do the illegal thing, it's likely to cause them to do it. And it's likely to cause them to do it immediately right now, incitement online, I think is a much harder thing to establish simply tweeting, I support the students at Columbia, or I think their cause is righteous is protected speech. I think we have a history in this country, both of people really speaking out protesting for what they think is righteous making change as a result of that. And alongside that, we have a history of pretty brutal responses to those exercises of speech, whether that is excessive force, whether that is really troubling, clearly, speech based surveillance, whether that is attempts to pass new laws that are ultimately unconstitutional. And I think that students and others who are speaking out now are doing it against a history of real real resilience and resistance. That