We don't know.

We don't want no nuclear war

With nuclear war we won't kiss on We don't want to be one Because you feel like

We're taking that This is hell.

Chris inquiring minds want to know what was the This is Hell.

Chris, inquiring minds want to know what was the music that you were playing just before the show started.

I love the way whatever song that was began because it sounded like a breaking news intro.

It was really good.

It's No Nuclear War by Peter Tosh. I think it's one of his last albums too.

Yeah, I'm not familiar with that Peter Tosh song.

I've saw him a couple of times.

That was really great.

I like that.

Live from late capitalism where we know the price of everything, but the value of nothing,

this is hell.

And whatever few values we still have remaining are in doubt when we consider the

seeming lack of logic behind preventing Armageddon.

One of the prevailing rationales to stop weapons of mass destruction from ushering in an

apocalypse is, at at best irrational.

That theory to avoid a nuclear holocaust is known as nuclear deterrence, as in limiting the possibility of nuclear war

by constantly posing the threat of launching a supposedly retaliative nuclear war. On the surface, it sounds a lot like fighting fire with fire,

that is, using the same methods against your opponent as your opponent is using against you.

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