Well, howdy there internet people, it's Bo again.

So today we're going to talk about morals and ethics

and doing things voluntarily, so they won't become mandatory.

You know there are a lot of situations where you get asked to do something voluntarily.

But the reality is if you don't do it voluntarily it's going to become mandatory.

We're at a point right now where everybody needs to start thinking about society as a whole

and I'm not just talking about the current

mess. We can learn a lot from this current mess and apply to things that are coming down the road.

I got a lot of pushback on a statement that I said in a recent video I said

every same person becomes a socialist during an emergency.

No, that's not true.

I want you to think that every movie you have ever watched that has that thing,

whether it's people on a lifeboat rationing out that water or a zombie apocalypse and people

pooling their resources to make sure everybody had what they needed.

That is what happens in survival situations

for those people who make it.

It doesn't happen in every scenario and typically those people don't make it.

And I know somebody said, well yeah, well those are movies and those are isolated incidents. It's not like we ever did that on a national level.

You're right, we have absolutely never rationed.

Rubber, sugar, tires, canned dog, food, toothpaste, bicycles,

gasoline, typewriters, dried fruit, meat,

butters, nylon, and medicine. That never happened. It especially didn't happen

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