Good morning. I don't know how long this is going to go. I just have some thoughts in my head and this is pretty heavy topic. So, yeah, this has nothing to do with. Well, I mean, it has everything to do with the world we live in, but not anything specific.

So, we've always had war.

And up into a certain point,

war was about war over a throne, war over some land.

War had very specific meanings.

They were very tangible. They were you knew why somebody was going to war and you could you knew who the

Victor was. Okay if this person got to control this throne if they took control of this land they won

starting I'm gonna just stay in America for this.

It got to the point where war became about what you believe.

It became about ideology.

So those of us who are educated, we know that the American Civil War was not about slavery tangentially. I mean, it wasn't to free the slaves we know that.

It was about something else.

It became about something else.

There were excuses made to cause the North to fight in a certain way against the south.

Fast forward World War I, but especially World War II and especially like the Spanish Civil War.

Now you're basically fighting to eradicate what people believe.

How do you win a war like that?

Are you ever going to kill everybody who believes in something. The reason you, it's, you're not going to find anybody to defend quote-unquote Nazis

is because they've been told that they're the worst people that ever lived.

So if somebody is a Nazi, they're the most dangerous person,

people that ever lived.

They have to be eradicated.

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