Bryan Calcott

But I know that ultimately I'm probably not going to be able to change the criminal justice system.

So where I'm putting the majority of my time and effort is into creating my build mental muscle brand.

It's everything that I've learned the fucking hard way.

I want to do a Kickstarter campaign where I want to put at least, you know, like a thousand of those books into the hands of inmates, you know, things like that.

And so ultimately that to me would be more powerful and would have more of an impact than if I could go out there, you know what I mean?

And change the government.

And then I look at it where it's like,

I could go out there and we could change the criminal justice system and we could make it perfect.

And there would be a lot of people that wouldn't be impacted by the criminal justice system.

If they were brought into it, they would come out better.

But there still would be people that just didn't give a shit.

You know what I mean?

I guess what I'm saying is that if I could go out there and change government or change people, I would change people before I change government.

Because if you have people that are powerful and you change them first, then guess what?

We really don't need government.

And I think that the only reason why we need government is because people aren't powerful.

They're not making the right choices.

And so I think that if we, you know, because ultimately politics is supposed to be about improving the lives of people.

And that's why I go back to the question of like,

When is enough enough?