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Act leader David Seymour urges ‘run it straight’ events to stop

27 May 2025
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Act leader David Seymour urges ‘run it straight’ events to stop
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Act leader David Seymour is advocating for immediate action against the dangerous trend of “run it straight events,” which he criticizes as “total muppetry.” His call follows the tragic death of 19-year-old Ryan Satterthwaite, who sustained severe head injuries during a private event and later died after emergency surgery. Satterthwaite’s family described his death as an “accident waiting to happen,” urging others to refrain from participating in this social media-driven phenomenon.

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