Feb. 22, 2025
This Is The Smithsonian, Blockhead! Plus, An Explosion Of UFC Excitement
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I want to apologize ahead of time, just in case
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there are a lot of pauses there's not the greatest
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promise it's temporary. All that being said, you are listening
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to your favorite Blockhead, the only podcast in the podcasting
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world that can somehow incorporate the Peanuts comic strip one
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the Octagon the next. I am your host. My name
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is Brian Little. When you come by this little podcast here,
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So giving a shout out to everybody across the Seven Continents.
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For those of you that are listening from Finland, those
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of you listening from Germany, some of you, they have
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turned in from Argentina, Blockheads seese you.
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How do I know?
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Because the Internet gives me a direct audit. I can
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go and look at my analytics. I can see who's
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turning in. Most of you are American males thirty five
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to forty five years old, and that's just the basics.
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But I'm making sure that nobody falls through the cracks here.
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You know, it's like Green Day won't send a song.
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I want to be the minority. I don't need your authority,
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but either way, if I have not acknowledged you, then
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I want to make sure you feel acknowledged you or
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welcome here. Blockhand Nation, come one and all, and believe
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it or not. I almost came into this one completely
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cold turkey, but not because I'm not starting off with
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a Charlie Brown comic strip. I'm starting with a TV series.
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One of my favorites growing up was the This Is
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America Charlie Brown series. Now there were if I remember,
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there were eight of them, but if I can focus
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in on one in particular today, the big focal point
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will be the seventh episode, which was called The Smithsonian
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and the Presidency, So as always, written by Lee Mandelssohn
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and directed by Bill Melndez, released in April of eight,
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nineteen eighty nine. So I'm about five years old when
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this series comes out, and it's got the Peanuts game,
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going through the Smithsonian Institute, seeing Abraham Lincoln's statue, seeing
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the portraits of George Washington, seeing the microphone that FDR
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spoke through in the midst of the Great Depression, you know,
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all of these things. It's a really uplifting episode, and
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so everybody kind of has their moments. There's a moment
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where Snoopy's upset seeing the red baron. There's a point
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where you see the spirit of Saint Louis. You can
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see the NASA Space station, you can see Apollo tens
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Lunar module, which, yes, one part of that shuttle was
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called Snoopy and the other was called Charlie Brown. I'm
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not throw on the astronautic aspects of it all, so
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I'll tell you that my lingo there in my vernacular
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won't match up exactly what that. But these are all
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talked about in that episode. So if you've never seen it,
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you should check it out. This is America Charlie Brown
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the Smithsonian. Now, if I can, there are some misconceptions
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of that time and misunderstandings that might have worked itself out,
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worked out all the kinks. But if it hasn't, there
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is a part where Linus will acknowledge where Lincoln wrote
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the Emancipation Proclamation and also gave the Gaysburg Address when
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he talks about and that's the thing about me also
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blocking Nation. I'm a teacher by day and a podcaster
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by weekend. Most of the time, if it's not comic stripulated,
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I don't try to bring in a whole lot of
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American history unless it's a specific special topic. Well, this
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one calls for that. A lot of misunderstandings about the
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Emancipation Proclamation because Linus even tells all of the gang
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that this is where Lincoln has proclaimed that all states
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are free. That's not true. What's left out of this?
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And again that's kind of because on the elementary level
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that kids can understand the basic and to the point.
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But those that are listening in if you've never been
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told how Lincoln is not the one who freed the slaves. Okay,
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it's more complex than people think. Now, does he become
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the great emancipator? Yes, but please hear me out on
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how this actually plays out. This is history less than
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one on one from block it. Take it for what
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it's worth, and I've got a lot of facts to.
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Back this up. Okay, if I can just give you.
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A little bit of symbolism and a little bit of
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what this really meant. The Emancipation Proclamation was passed in
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January eighteen sixty three after a decisive Northern victory. They
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do talk about the Battle of Gaysburg in this episode,
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but they don't talk about the single bloodiest day. They
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don't talk about the Battle of Antietam. That's where the
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North gains ground. And after that happens, Lincoln sends out
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the Emancipation Proclamation that says, and I quote, all slaves
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in the rebelling States are declared free. So, in other words,
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if your states seceded from the Union, then he is
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proclaiming that those slaves should be free. That even doesn't
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make its way across the South the way he wanted to,
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because even Frederick Douglas would meet with him several times
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for counsel in the White House and say, they don't
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know what you mean. They don't know that they can
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actually go and join the Union. So that's really more
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what happens is even though they're declared free, that doesn't
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include the border states. That does not include Kentucky, Delaware,
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West Virginia, Maryland, the four border states that did not
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make a decision that were crucial to the war. They
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are left out of this, So it doesn't apply to everybody.
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It's literally a political move. It is kicked the South
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while they're down, and it's a smart political move. There's
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nobody that's better at playing politics than Abraham Lincoln. You
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could read his book, Team of Rivals, his Cabinet and
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find that out very quickly. Okay, so Lincoln is portrayed
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in this episode where he's on his way to give
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his Gaysburg Address, the Greatest speech. No debate on this end.
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If you think you have a debate with blockhead about
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a speech greater in American history than the Gaysburg Address.
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You don't have an argument with me, and I'm sure
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you'll go well. But Martin Luther King's I have a
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dream speech. Yeah, if you look at the beginning of
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that speech, he borrowed from the Gaysburg Address. One hundred
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years before this, a man wrote the Emancipation Proclamation and
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gave this speech. So in the episode, he's on his
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way to give the Gaysburg address and Linus and Charlie
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Brown are selling papers. Lias, I believe, was selling the
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Washington Paper and Charlie Brown was selling the Baltimore Paper.
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So Lincoln, in his presidential Railroad box car, calls for
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the two boys and says, I want to buy one
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from both of you. That's basically how it goes down.
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And they start asking him questions about what it's like
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to be the president of the United States, and he's
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eye his way to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. So am I saying
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that the episode is wrong, No, I believe it's just
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leaving out so many details that.
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Some of the kids should know.
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So if you watch it, it's insightful, but not insightful enough.
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So it's just a small little criticism that Blockhead gives.
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And if I can give you some more food for thought,
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a lot of people have believed that the first attack
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in the Civil War had no casualties. Believe it or not,
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that's not true. Now where am I basing all this
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off of. If you are a parent listening to this
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and your kids ever need to do research on the
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Civil War, I'm going to give you two of them
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that they should go refer to. Number one is James
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McPherson's Battle Cry of Freedom. That is the single greatest
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volume of the Civil War that you will ever find, Okay,
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And second of all, anything by James McPherson. He's the
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best in the business when it comes to the Civil War.
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If you read his book Tried by War, it's worth it.
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Anything that's written by James mc pherson. There is another
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graphic novel that is very helpful called Battle Lines, which
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a lot of their research comes from James McPherson's work.
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But in this book, it's clarifying what actually happened at
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Fort Sumter. Now it's thirty four hours of bombardment back
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and forth. Finally the rebels will overtake this fort outside Charleston,
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South Carolina. But what they don't tell you is when
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the flag is being lowered, they ask, out of respect
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if they can salute it as it's coming down. While
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that is happening, a cannon misfires, blows shrapnel across several
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of the Union soldiers, kills one man on impact. There's
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also a Union soldier that has a piece of shrapnel
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wood that has been impaled through his back to the
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top of his chest. Now there's a lot of symbolism
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in that. Here's why. If you just pull that piece
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of wood out, then he's going to die. If you
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leave that impaled wood in his body too long, he
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is still going to die. The closest medical attention would
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be if you get him in a boat and bring
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him to shore. As I understand, the soldier died by
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the time they got him ashore before he could see
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medical attention. So the first casualty of the Civil War
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was self inflicted a misfired cannon, friendly fire. And this
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shrapnel piece of wood in this Union soldier's body. Isn't
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that a little bit symbolic blockhead nation? Isn't that showing how.
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If you.
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Were to completely eradicate the institution of slavery. Wouldn't you
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kill the South politically, economically, maybe even socially if you
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allow that to stay in that Union soldier's body too long,
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in other words, for the fire to spread, for slave
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states to expand into the west. In other words, if
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you want a fire to be put out, first you
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have to contain it, and then second you have to
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get rid of it. Do you see how in many ways,
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Blockad Nation, that this Union soldier with the piece of
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shrapnel wood through his body, And how ironically the first
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shots of the Civil War can be traced back to
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Fort Sumter, can be back to Lincoln provoking it. But
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how symbolic the self inflicted wounds have been carried over
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ever since the beginning of our country. Maybe a little
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bit of in depth thinking here for you, but it's
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something to consider. So this is what you get when
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Blockhead puts his teaching cap on and he comes to you,
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Blockhead Nation, and shares.
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His insight about what caused the war between the states
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to be inevitable.
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Now, if you could stick around, I know some of
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you that listen are not MMA fans, because usually I've
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got something that's kind of minuscule. I've got a lot
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that I'd like to bring up if you just stick
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around with me that I've got your attention. Now that
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the sales pitch has been thrown, can we stick around
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for scripture of the day, and can I walk you
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through what Dana White just hit the world of the
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UFC with. We're talking about a serious grenade that got
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thrown in the middle of us MMA fans, and I'm
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loving the shrapnel that it's producing. Our scripture in for
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this podcast comes from Psalm Fi seven, verse three. He
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shall send from heaven and save me from the reproach
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of him that would swallow me up. God shall send
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