All right, sorry, it took me a little while to get these questions. My apologies.

This is from Facebook. In honor of May the 4th, what are your thoughts on Star Wars'

favorite, least favorite film and character? I like the second. The Empire Strikes Back,

I thought we say good. Solid storytelling and movie. If you would like to know more about my

thoughts on Star Wars, FVR podcast.com, you can do a search for Star Wars very briefly.

The story that a lonely, depressed, anxious young man is visited by an older warrior who recruits him for war.

It is a tale that is told by the elites to make young men fall in love with war and not have children.

It's a depopulation agenda who's trying to have kids in the Star Wars series, not many people, and so on.

So, I mean, you could say the same as Star Trek is kind of the same thing.

So training young men to respond to the draft in the way that Luke Skywalker responds to

Obi-1 Canobi is basic imperialism 101.

All right.

How would you define a life well lived?

Promote virtue, fight evil.

Why do cities areas inevitably turn blue once the population reaches a certain point?

Well, it's not that cities are areas turning blue, it's that what happens is there's a whole

system that is put in place to say, there but for the grace of God, go I, that that poor

homeless guy is just like you,

but with some bad luck. And that way, you are given empathy. Most homeless people are

violent, horrible, corrupt drug addicts who would sell their own grandmother for a hit. And we can

sort of talk about child abuse and how they end up that way.

But nonetheless, they do end up that way as a whole. So it is a nasty situation as a whole.

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