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In this solo episode of The Andrew Parker Show, Andrew digs into the deceptively simple world of political catchphrases—what he calls Parker’s Pablum. Words like equity, peace, and love thy neighbor get thrown around in today’s political and cultural discourse, but what do they really mean? Do they hold up under scrutiny, or are they just flavorless, feel-good soundbites lacking real substance?

Andrew explores:

• The difference between equity and equality—and why it matters
• The complexities of "peace" in a world facing terrorism and tyranny
• When "love thy neighbor" may be more idealistic than realistic
• Whether war can ever be justified in the pursuit of peace

This thought-provoking episode challenges listeners to go beyond surface-level platitudes and think critically about the language shaping our world.

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