Colorado has the most 4 Wheel Drives on the road; trucks and jeeps.

Mr. J.’s hometown of Colorado Springs sits at the base of Pikes Peak, a 14k ft. tall mountain which starts the rocky mountains.

Take us out to 6 billion kilometers until the Earth looks like a pale blue dot, so we can gain an understanding of how insignificant yet precious our world is…maybe we can pray for it if there’s time.

Same meaning as the other chorus’s.

Money and it’s pursuit carries this promise it will take care of that obsession for it, once had- but it’s not true, it’s endless…a pit of selfishness leading to another bigger pit of selfishness-it is by nature self-consuming.

Thinking for yourself is not always the same as thinking of yourself…or is it? ;)

Sow, like to sow seed- to plant these ideas like death drops in peoples minds.

In the end, the image is only made to sell- that’s it. To base any sale of product on a loveless premise of just getting rich no matter the “products” place in the world, to me- is Sociopathic…like psychopathic only with a social base, or as I stated SO C.E.O. PATHIC…

How is selling the image of guiltless living as a premise to get what you want any different then those C.E.O.’s playing Wall Street with our life’s savings?

I see Hip Hop and it’s “street wear” mix matching messages from leaders who fought oppression to fit their image of being “street”, “thug”, or to push this agenda to make money at all costs…to me this is another extreme.

Taking the “by any means necessary” line from Malcom X, which was in reference to gaining “freedom” and being see as an “equal human being”, and using it to basically mean “get money”, or “Get rich or die trying”…do what it takes.

I see all the music videos, lyrics, t-shirts, and jewelry promoting some form of violence and doing so under the premise that you have “no choice” or that you reserve the “right” to be violent and to get what you want at all costs.

I don’t see the difference between these “social” extremes and the “religious” ones.

Do only crooks live in castles?

Now the extremist conversation has moved from religion to entertainment, fashion, and social epidemics.

Now extremes have an investment in our music/culture/society leaving kids feeling weak if they show remorse, empathy, guilt, etc.

Guiltless is the way of the sociopath, one who can blow up a building with children inside…Timothy McVeigh

The purpose of mentioning both McVeigh and Kaczynski was to give an image of extremes while paralleling them to religious and social extremes…basically to give a face to the definition. I could have used any number of terrorists abroad but it was too easy, we’ve already had so many images of “them”…some as pure propaganda, that I thought it had less of an impact.

These two men are from an older generation so for some their names might sound “new” and might make you want to research and find they were on American soil.

Same meaning as first chorus.

Using physics to build weapons that a loving God wouldn’t approve of.

Using religion, spiritual propaganda as fuel to support acts of violence.

In the end, when you get past all the extremist religious conversation these people end up being one, two, or all three of these things: bigot, misogynistic, and/or homophobic.

Using these three to describe the motivation that seems to be hiding in religious extremes. Remembering how woman were/are treated in some religious extremes. Remembering how sexuality is treated in some religious extremes. Remembering how “race” and “ethnicity” is treated in some religious extremes.