Bryan Calcott

And if there's one fucking substance that has absolutely decimated the soil, it's fucking glyphosate.

So you're telling me you care about the environment, supposedly, and you care about global warming.

You believe in it.

Science this, science that.

But yet you haven't spent enough time researching your candidate to know that your candidate actually sprays twice as much glyphosate as the past person?

They want us to be dependent on them.

To hold true to my message, I actually don't blame the government.

I blame the people.

because ultimately it's us being lazy.

The information's there for sure.

Alexis de Tocqueville came over in the 1840s.

He was from France, and he was going to do a study on American penal systems, but he was so taken back by what he believed to be true about democracies and how when he came over, he coined the term the tyranny of the majority.

And his main statement was that democracies and majorities are more tyrannical than aristocracies and monarchies.

And not a lot of people know this because they don't pick up books, but for eight years before we had the Constitutional Convention, we had the Articles of Confederation, which was the most radical form of democratic rule the world had ever seen.

It was also the most oppressive.

This is why the Constitutional Convention came about in an emergency-like manner.

And you had founding fathers that literally wrote in their journal articles, wrote in letters to each other, they said, I prefer monarchy to this form of democracy.

And so if you really understand what the Constitutional Convention was about,

The Constitutional Convention was trying to shield the levers of government from the corruption that comes with aristocracy and democracy, but also from the corruption that comes with democracy.

And what they were trying to do is they were actually trying to create a meritocracy, and they were just, you know, the media campaign was describing it as a democracy.