Justin Scott

Like, people didn't go on AM radio.

Thought it was lame.

He went on there, like, millions of.

Right?

Right.

Right.

You see what I'm saying?

With them, with them, I always work like this.

What were their incentives?

How did we organize incentives to get them to talk like that?

That's what I want to know.

Because they always go on the side where they're like, where they're like, oh, like they said this, this person said this, and they think they're constructing almost like a villain list, right?

Like a list of villains.

No, get a list of incentives together because the incentives always outlast everything, right?

I always say like, you can vote out a president.

You can't outvote a pipeline.

The pipeline that caused Kirstie Norton to get incentivized like that, that's something we need to look into.

See, but this is actually one of the ultimate weapons of democracy at all, right?

Democracy normalizes narrative warfare.

Now, now, now, this is the thing where we were talking earlier, where we were talking about, like, democracy, oligarchy, all these structures, right?