in the Nani vada unavoidably reinforce a paradigm of us versus them unless he's really I think the the, the central issue that that told me toward not displaying the flag, why not display it given all of the value it has the social and political value it has. And this is this is how I understand it there. There is a difference between the intention of Displaying the flag. That is, it's it's signaling a cry of social justice, racial equality. So that's the intention. And but then there is the perception by others. There would be those who see it as a political position. Those in favor of hanging the flag said it's not political. It's, it's an expression of social justice, the need for social vices to correct something that's way out of whack. But then others can see it as political and politics divides. Could it could ask, as far as the value of hanging a flag like that, why not? A rainbow flag asserting the rights of LGBTQ community? Or how about displaying the flag of Ukraine, asserting the sovereign rights of those people? No doubt most Sangha members would be sympathetic to what these flags symbolizes to the green flag. rainbow flag dislike the Black Lives Matter flag most of our Sangha would, would be behind that. But wait, maybe not every Sangha member do we as an institution want to, to declare publicly, in effect, that their beliefs are wrong? That is those who don't align with those positions? Is that the way to change people's minds? And by the way, we're too we too, have hung a Black Lives Matter flag. When would we have ever felt it was time to remove it? Will it be permanent? If anything is permanent? But wouldn't it be up for years? I mean, unfortunately, I don't see this is something that we're going to get free of anytime soon.