Van Lathan

And then the second thing, obviously,

socialized medicine i'm a fan yeah okay so you know it's not perfect but you know i tell you what you twist your ankle you go to the doctor you're taken care of so i'll give canada those two things maybe second city tv but other than that no we got a lot going with canada we got a lot going for us yeah no no more it's too cold like it's it's a lot of stuff going on up there

Anyway, that's all we get.

Yeah, they could have killed him any time they wanted to.

I don't know that her moral code is as concrete as we think it is.

And I'm really interested to see what happens in the next episode.

She's essentially a child.

And that is what the seclusion of the vault kind of makes you.

Makes you into a kid.

It arrests your development a little bit.

And something that growing from a kid to an adult is about is

is about sort of litigating your parents' ethics, litigating the ethics of where you come from and what you were taught.

The reason why kids are so politically active on the liberal side in college is because most of America is really conservative.

So being that most of America is really conservative, or let me not say most of America, that's not quite true.

A large portion of America is really conservative.

And so when people are trying to become adults and throw off their parents, they go against what they've been taught and that pushes them to the left.

They then become their parents, which probably pushes them a little bit more to the right.

Generalization there.

With her, what I'm interested in knowing now is if all of that's been sped up

if that's been sped up, if she's litigating the ethics of the world as she saw it in a really fast way and then saying, it kind of doesn't make any sense for the actual world that I'm living in now.