 And they'd string them up from a tree. And then they'd take a group photo. The whole town would come out, and the sheriff would be standing there. And often, the state governor, he was aware of it, and he was giving his testimony. Got to wrap it, Pete. And he said, if every black man in America in those days had a semi-automatic rifle with a 30-round magazine, lynching never would have become a national sport. And that's what the kind of oppression the Second Amendment's talking about.