Jordan Jensen

Well, there's a lot of those selfish shitters and eaters too that think that somehow – because this is one of the things that people are being taught today that somehow or another because there's so much money in the world, like you're owed something and they should just – we should have universal basic income and your needs should be met.

There's a bunch of people that –

Think that way.

Don't think that you should provide a value, that your needs should be met because there's so much wealth in the world and that everything else, whatever the wealthy people have on top of that, that should only exist once their needs are met because there's a fake scarcity crisis in this country.

And it's really because the wealthy people have gotten so much.

But that's the Bernie bro.

Yeah.

Well, there's some truth to that though, right?

There is some truth.

Like if someone acquires all the money and everybody else is poor, obviously you have a broken system.

Yeah.

Bernie's idea was to take a small amount of stock market exchanges, just like a fraction of a penny for each one of these, and that money –

would all be an incredible resource that would go to education and healthcare and all these different quality of life things that would have a legitimate impact on society.

That's what I was interested in.

That was my most compelling thought that he had, the most compelling thought to me.

I was like, that seems like that would work.

That seemed like that would have a big impact and it would change a lot of things.

Well, the weird thing is that they have the ability to donate insane amounts of money towards congressional campaigns and Senate races.

That's fucked.

That's fucked.