Justin Scott
👤 SpeakerAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
Like, democracy normalizes narrative warfare.
For the voting system.
And it sounds great initially.
See, but the thing is, is that if democracy is created, but it is not created in a format that allows itself to continue being free.
It wasn't designed for reality.
It was designed for power accumulation.
So democracy, as we currently understand it in America, is designed for power accumulation.
See, but a lot of people would say, like, oh, we're fighting for democracy.
They would agree with you.
Yeah, they would agree.
Because what you're arguing for is a lot different from what they hear.
Like, and this is the thing.
See, I always talk about Rwanda because it's important to understand the context of how they got there, right?
Because people always talk about these big incidents and stuff like that, these tragedies, and they'll go, well, it was tragic, and here's what happened.
How did they got there?
How did they get there?