Ep.#45: "A man without a home can't be lost." W/McCall Jones

The Far Out Wisdom Podcast

"A man without a home can't be lost." — Kurt Vonnegut McCall Jones and I dig into the complete mess of The Vietnam War that happened between November 1, 1955-April 30, 1975. I wanted to talk about this at the fact that my family was affected by the Cambodian genocide. My own mother witness her aunt got executed in front of her when she was a little girl by the Khmer Rouge and my very own father involved with the radical, Khmer Communist.
I want to understand these things and I know that I will not get any sense of peace however, at least I will have some sort of understanding.
We dig into Postmodernism, intersectionality, the attack on Andy Ngo, and why Joe Biden's comment is a great example of who truly cares about individualism.
Please do your research on the history and soon, you will feel like the both of us that a place we call home is not what it is put out to be.
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