This is good, but Democracy's highest ideal is not Equality. Democracies do not really have any argument regarding equality. Democracies operate more on resentment than equality, but only as a mechanism to achieve power. Equality is really an extension of that resentment. One of the better arguments against Democracy is that it is effectively morally relative, and has no consistent values; which Mr. Smoot alludes to when he says that the binding law of the land is dependent only on what the majority happens to believe at any given time.
Everything else here is basically on point.
This is good, but Democracy's highest ideal is not Equality. Democracies do not really have any argument regarding equality. Democracies operate more on resentment than equality, but only as a mechanism to achieve power. Equality is really an extension of that resentment.
Everything else here is basically on point.
This is good, but Democracy's highest ideal is not Equality. Democracies do not really have any argument regarding equality. Democracies operate more on resentment than equality, but only as a mechanism to achieve power. Equality is really an extension of that resentment.
Everything else here is basically on point.
And what can you do toward that end? Your job, you who care and understand, is to help educate others. I suggest that you might find a subscription to my report helpful. The Dan Smoot Report, on which these broadcasts are based, is sent every week through the mails long before the broadcast does. It contains documentation and details that I can not put on the broadcast. You can read it, make up your own mind, and pass it on to others.
This nigga just told me to "Like, Share, and Subscribe" from 1966. He also basically told me to subscribe to his members-only section to get early access content.
What the fuck?
How long has this system of alt-media actually been around?
This is good, but Democracy's highest ideal is not Equality. Democracies do not really have any argument regarding equality. Democracies operate more on resentment than equality, but only as a mechanism to achieve power. Equality is really an extension of that resentment.