Ian Wendt

I do not believe that God put us on this earth to be constantly political.

That is a man-made thing and it's destroying us completely.

People will be more concerned with an NFL halftime show than the fact that there may be elites and government officials and everybody at the very top eating kids.

We've seen this process of demoralization slowly taking place in our country.

The really scary thing about it is that

Yeah, we've been talking for a long time.

Yeah, it's kind of inevitable, though.

How do you avoid it?

I think that's how most people grew up.

Honestly, I think most people grew up in a world where it's the whole idea of politics was a very taboo thing.

You don't talk about politics at the dinner table.

It wasn't something that was widely accepted.

And quite frankly, nobody really cared because I don't feel like in this day and age of the information, how fast information travels...

Now everybody's so politically charged because of, you know, just the atmosphere in general.

Now it's not even like a don't talk about a thing.

It's like a you can't not talk about it.

Like every single conversation goes to politics.

But I think that's very calculated.

Yeah, I agree.

I think Trump in 16 brought a lot of the younger generation into politics.