Chase Hughes

I think there's many other things where there's people involved in manipulating the public.

I don't think that social media is doing that on purpose, that one piece of it.

The piece that I do absolutely think is being done on purpose is if you're on the left and you open your feed, you're going to be shown the dumbest piece of shit idiots on the other side that they could possibly find.

And if you're on the right, you're going to be seeing the exact same thing about people on the left.

And with the number one goal being, in the deepest part of your mind, you cannot help but make a permanent judgment about reality of those people are effing crazy.

All of them are crazy.

I can't trust them.

I can't listen to them.

And this is a campaign that I think is called Engineered Division.

And if I can get people fighting horizontally, they're not gonna look up.

If I can get somebody destabilized and kind of at ends, at odds with each other, your ability to think critically is reduced by like 50%.

This is massive, and they've shown this in many studies.

And just getting someone destabilized in that way where they're kind of fighting each other, they're distrustful of their neighbors, they're 10 times more easy to manipulate.

So if you think of like how our brain works, if you're falling off a cliff, your arms and legs are going to flail all over the place or moving everywhere.

The first solid object that touches your body, you're going to like instinctively grab onto it.

Even if it's a thorn bush or barbed wire, you'll grab it.

So when a population is destabilized,

and something clear and logical is presented, something like a pre-packaged enemy, I'll just leave that there, is given to you, you're 10 times more likely to accept it because it's clear, it's pre-packaged, and it's easy to follow.

And humans do not ever follow like the best leader in a situation.

They follow the most followable.