Ned Ryun
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard 24 Dec
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And I think that's how you had, like, I was kind of stunned when so many conservatives fell for Wharton. Like, why can't you just step back and go, this is heavily politicized. This is probably heavily politicized. I'm not sure. I don't trust them. So why should I trust? I don't trust them either.
And I've told him, so I, this is another thing that I think we need to start really emphasizing with a lot of, a lot of us. I tell my kids. Like think for yourself. I tell my kids all the time, question everything.
Except for me, I'm your benevolent dictator. Well, you're the patriarch.
No question. There's no question. But that's how you get to the truth. You have to question everything to actually get to the truth of what is and don't accept something on its face value. Why should I take orders from anyone who pushed the Vax ever again?
Is that fair? I mean, I don't, that seems like a pretty just simple. I just, I'm just going to, I don't believe you. I'm sorry, I don't believe you. Until you can actually prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that what you're telling me is true, I don't believe you. And I think that should be our entire approach to all the government right now.
If we can break the hold of big pharma. I think, I mean, that to me is a step in the right direction of what's going on.
That's my personal opinion. I think, I hope that the American people over the last nine years, especially, everything that's taken place. would have a healthy dose of skepticism about anything coming out of our government and our corporate propagandists moving forward and go, I'm not going to accept you at face value until you can prove, be verifiable proof of what you're saying.
I think that'd be a very healthy approach for us moving forward.
I was in a mood of my rights as a freeborn American and the country I was promised, Constitutional Republic, government of, by, and for the people has been annihilated, has been destroyed. We have an illusion of it.
And we are being lectured that somehow our betters, who are these unelected bureaucrats, who are a credentialed idiocracy, somehow are the ones that should be governing us and ruling us. And I wanted to have a conversation. I wanted to start a conversation with the American people with the book. of these people do not have your best interests in mind.
They have taken away your birthright as a freeborn American people. They have annihilated the Constitutional Republic. They have destroyed the machinery of the Republic. which is the best protector of your natural inherent rights. And they did it intentionally. I mean, the progressives don't believe in natural inherent rights. They're actually vehemently opposed to a rights-based government.
Of course. They thought that rights do not... I mean, Frank Goodenow, who was really one of the guys that structured the administrative state through administrative law, said that an individual does not possess rights from his creator, but from his society. His society is the one that gives an individual his rights.
Because they believed the state should give rights back to the people if it was a benefit to the state. You can't have natural, inherent, God-given rights because it becomes a monkey wrench in their progressive idea of the state of salvation efficiency towards progress. All of these things that have taken place, and I was just like, we have to have this conversation.
And it goes back to what I was saying earlier. We have not had this conversation about who we are as a people, what our birthright is, what our rights are, what our God-given rights are, what government should actually look like today. And let's have that conversation and then have the conversation about how we get back to where we started.
I mean, the Constitution is the greatest document, political document the world's ever seen. And it was written by men who are not perfect, by the way. They had their own share of faults. They got it. They nailed it. They realized they were imperfect human beings in an imperfect world. They were optimistic realists, though. They realized that God had given rights.
They were optimistic that even though we knew they were imperfect human beings who should never have consolidated power, they could form a government that protected those natural God-given rights and took none of them away. And it provided for this
Amazing, small agrarian country, kind of on the edge of that Eurocentric world in the late 1700s to become, honestly, I would say the greatest nation the world has ever seen. How does that happen? It's not by chance. It's because these guys knew, they understood human nature, they fully understood a transcendent creator with natural inherent rights.
We're going to create this constitutional republic. We're going to create the greatest amount of freedom as possible for the flourishing of freedom and prosperity. And the progressives completely fundamentally rejected that turn of the 20th century and said, no, we don't believe in that. We don't believe that that has the answers to the 20th century.
We believe we should put together this massive bureaucracy filled with these unelected bureaucrats who through applied science will lead us to a greater future who truly believe in the apotheosis of mankind. They believe that history was on this upward linear progress, that the end of history would be the perfection of mankind. Dead serious.
No, so these are some of the poisonous ideas behind what's taking place in this country today.
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