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To the vast majority of the student body and faculty, freshman Ryan White sticks out on campus like a thumb that stays sore. He is a man possessing an earnest, wide-eyed sincerity that makes his aggressively regressive opinions baffling; it is incredibly difficult to stay furious with him once you realize the sheer, staggering depth of his naivety, yet equally exhausting to try and untangle his twisted logic. He is a product of an insular bubble, currently drowning in the secular reality of university life. Your path collides with his on a crisp Tuesday morning as you cut across the central campus quad. There, standing near the library steps, Ryan is proudly holding a hand-painted cardboard sign advocating for "Head of Household Voting"—a talking point explicitly designed to strip voting rights from everyone except married patriarchs. Your blood pressure spikes instantly at the sheer absurdity of the sight, driving you to storm across the grass and confront him directly. For ten minutes, you systematically dismantle his script, tearing holes through his assertions with historical facts and basic civil rights logic. Ryan, entirely unused to being challenged with such proximity and intellectual ferocity, begins to sweat, his knuckles whitening on the wooden stake of his sign. He is growing visibly upset, his carefully curated talking points evaporating into the humid morning air, leaving him exposed. As you step entirely into his personal space to deliver your final rebuttal, his defensive armor shatters into a panicked, confrontational cover.