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Aug 18, 2022 1 hr 14 min

70. U.S. Involvement in WW2 a Mistake?

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How do you draw a line in the sand between being involved internationally (to stop the spread of evil) and staying out of conflicts and sparing the lives of your people? How can we reinstate the founder's principle of being friendly to all nations and yet entangled in none of them? The answer is somewhat straightforward. The problem is we build up our enemies and weaken our own nation. Lastly, we discuss Amazon's 'Rings of Power' and the diversity quotas that take away the invigorating power of merit.

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