So it's a million dollar question, right? Should we, the United States of America, go to war

with Russia?

Now, of course, I'm talking about what's happening in Ukraine and the mass number of Russian

troops that are being put on the border with Ukraine. Obviously, Vladimir Putin is not only

threatening to invade Ukraine. He's probably going to invade Ukraine and probably not just

going to invade Ukraine, but within the next two weeks. And there's reasons why I think

this.

I want to discuss and unpack this question of, should we, the United States put boots

on the ground? Should we send our military in? Should we be involved at all in this conflict

between Ukraine and Russia? And if we are involved, does that mean that we're going to go to

war with Russia?

This is a question that conservatives, a lot of conservatives are actually taking the

incorrect stance on. They're taking a stance that doesn't make a lot of sense. And I really

want to unpack this. But before we get to that, when I was researching this this morning,

I came across an article from Bloomberg, which is simultaneously the most disgusting and

hilarious article. And I want to talk about this first because bugs, meaning insects,

are disgusting. This is pretty universal. I don't know anyone who really truly likes

them. But liberals are equally gross because listen to this. This article is called Why

Bugs Must Be A Bigger Part of the Human Food Chain. Yes, that's right. So the same people

who are telling us that we shouldn't eat red meat because of climate change, and want

us instead to eat little larvae. They want us to eat maggots. I'm not kidding. Listen

to this. This is what the article says. It says, the European Union's landmark decision

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