Just kind of using, I like that when he talked about common sense. I like when he talked about like, when you're talking about like the war between like Russia and Ukraine or all the wars, he simply talked about there's people dying.
Like real human beings are actually dying every day, right? As opposed to, you know, talking about these, you know, these points that really just work people up and get people emotional.
But I just think less time needs to be spent on, you know, these very emotional topics that kind of pull at people's heartstrings. Like, you know, the LGBTQ stuff and the gun laws. It's like, okay, yes, I understand.
These are important things that people care about. But in our day-to-day lives, like there's real problems. Like mental health is going down the drain.
Like, you know, health care, like there's a giant population of, you know, boomers who are getting old. And like where are their pensions going to come from? Like who's going to take care of them? Like these are things that really are going to, that every person is going to deal with every single day. It's going to affect our lives.
And meanwhile, everybody's like talking about all this dumb shit. I'm sorry, not dumb shit, but it's like there's just, I think it's important to focus on stuff. It's important that we have these types of conversations, and it's important that we try to pull the extreme right and left to the center around things that matter.
Kez, I totally hear you, bro. But from what I'm seeing, to pull the extreme of any side right now to the center, I don't know. But I do know the center needs to start speaking up and kind of not.
I think we're becoming kind of uncomfortable because of what's happening, which is forcing people to come out and speak, forcing good people to go out and run, forcing good people to go open that organization, start that business. It's like divide and conquer, though. It's not going to work that way.
