Today's democracy is the dictatorship of an uneducated majority.
It is one of the worst systems that exists, because politicians know this and try to make that majority increasingly ignorant, and the validation of this majority also serves as a pretext for politicians to pass totally unjust and irrational laws.
It is very difficult to get out of this mess we find ourselves in, and the only way to do so is by educating your children and planting the seeds of rebellion.
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I don't know that we can educate ourselves out of this one
The millennial generation looks at politics like they look at MSM, just broken and irrelevant.
Gen Z actually had a leader in Kirk but the state knocked him for being too influential.
The Kirk assassination mystery may actually be the key that unlocks the whole grift of it being a free system.
The world would actually be better with 500 smaller dictatorships and freedom of migration. Then people could just move to their favourite ideology.
“My ideology will fix it”
View quoted note →something I learned during the .com stage, the birth of the SOPA law in 2012 and the resurgence of streaming from 2015 to 2021 along with the fall of TV, is that many people even if you give them the opportunity to free themselves, many decided not to be free since the majority has not even taken advantage of those moments that they did have the opportunity and on top of that they let themselves be carried away by popular opinion.
When the actual elite -- the top-tier White men who make our civilization function -- finally have had enough, abandon weak philosophies and religions that hold them back, and say, "screw this, we're going to overthrow the termites and rule again, no matter what it takes or how long it takes," the Tribe's power will not be long for this Earth.
They don’t need their votes but their compliance.
