Deontay Kyle

It will send you on an evangelistic journey.

You'll want to tell everybody.

But then you start centering identity and you find like-minded people.

You let go of the idealism and then you'll garner empathy for the people and recognize the overlaps in experience and treatment.

You'll have empathy and understanding that the trauma affects us all differently, both emotionally and psychologically.

And then you will be ready to embrace community without reverting back to individualism.

You'll be able to reject, recognize and reject propaganda and those who believe in it because this is not an evangelical journey.

So you'll reject propaganda

you'll be able to recognize propaganda, and then you'll realize what the revolution is.

And the revolution is love.

Now, when I first said the revolution was love, because you don't do your due diligence and watch the entire episode for context, you get it off the clip, and the word love makes you feel very uncomfortable, especially in a war machine.

There should be no room for love in a war machine.

There is no morality...

In a war machine.

So the word love makes you feel awkward.

It makes you rejected.

But what would you do for the people you love?

Would you kill for the people you love?

Because if you would kill for the people you love, then the revolution is love.

Would you die for the people you love?