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And 22, we must resist the shallow temptation of vacant and hollow pluralism.

So each of these have their own like epigraph, I guess you would say.

I chose to read all 22.

are most, many are notable.

I would say the single, the one that has gotten the most attention is number six.

National service should be a universal duty.

We should, as a society, seriously consider moving away from an all-volunteer force and only fight the next war if everyone fights in the shares of risk and at the cost.

You know, what's funny is I made that exact point to you.

However,

I think that there's a little bit of a difference between a company which gets government contracts for more than a guy who's a YouTuber.

I was trying to make a philosophical point, which is if the nation should be at war, then everybody should be eligible for a draft.

Everyone, no rich, nobody should be able to buy their way out.

And that means that when you go to war, the society has to be so bought in that if they're not, people will literally riot.

Like think about what you would do or I would do.

If we were in a war, like the Iran war,

What's the real inconvenience we've all been caused?

Gas.

Okay, it's bad.

But if my life was on the line or your kids are on the line, I will literally do anything.

And so will most people to make sure that that doesn't happen.