We are Faith and Fury, Love and Fire.

This is the human equation, where every voice counts and every truth cuts deep.

With your host, Joseph Pengar.

Good evening, my friends, and welcome to the human equation.

I'm your host, Joseph Pangaro.

So our last couple of get-togethers, we talked about some interesting topics, and I end up going long sometimes on them, because as think about things and I start to break them down, it leads me into other paths.

So this tonight, tonight we're going to do a little more topical things because I wanted to do some topical things last week.

But there is just so much going on.

I mean, we can look at any moment you tap into the

news cycle and there's so much stuff going on. So let's get right into it. So one of the things

that we talk about here as part of the human equation is our sense of right and wrong, fairness, justice, and

injustice.

And we see this played out in front of us in so many different ways.

We see how people react to what they perceive to be something that's right or wrong.

And we can see the way it is dealt with by people, humans, is a lot depending on your perspective, your perception,

and your experience, I think. So I recently, one of the things we covered was left-wing

violence. The world of left-wing violence. So I've done this program and I did a couple

of other programs where I spoke with a very left wing host. He's a very nice man, but he is

self-described as communist, Democrat, socialist, far left-wing activist and all this kind of thing,

which is kind of shocking because he seems to be a very intelligent man, but his opinions

make no sense whatsoever, as most people, unfortunately, on the left, their opinions really don't make any sense.

They are usually an outburst of outraged emotional expletives.

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