Gavin de Becker

And of course, they made the right decision because financially they did very well.

But I want to get to the concise part.

Look at world history as a pie chart, right?

The entire thing

is tyranny as a government method, as a control method.

Just a tiny sliver is representative democracy.

A little bit starting in Greece, Western Europe, the United States.

Tiny sliver.

So our norm, Stephen, is tyranny.

That is the norm for human beings.

And what happens to that tiny sliver that I'm describing, that tiny sliver always moves toward totalitarianism.

It means that the representative democracy we have, let's say, in the UK, which is pretty stressed right now in terms of freedom of speech, or in the United States, moves toward totalitarianism in that it says it starts with we pass a law.

And if, you know, the U.S.

Constitution says if there isn't a law prohibiting it, you can do it.

And for government, it says if there isn't a law allowing it, you cannot do it.

That's the U.S.

Constitution.

That's the U.S.

method.

Well, look what it's become.