 was so objectionable, it was such a profound violation of the common law, of the common kind of rule of order, the kind of norms that we all agree to and we agree to live next to each other, that it exceeded law's capacity to punish. And so you always had to keep it in mind, right? And they knew they would never be forgiven. But that's why the kind of provision against public speech about what they had done had an interesting political effect, you know?