Tate Brown

No, you know, hegemony or hegemon, whatever you want to call it.

Like the more diverse society gets, it's actually easier for ruling powers.

It's like a homogenous society is actually- Well, it's about anarchy.

That's definitely not true.

I disagree.

That's not about being friends.

It's not friends, but we're talking about national-level cultural cohesion.

It's just not possible.

Everywhere you look on planet Earth, multicultural, diverse societies are dysfunctional.

Singapore is maybe the only exception.

But what would a right-wing populist and a left-wing populist, what overlapping goals would they even have?

I think a lot of goals.

Besides like vague, like eat the rich or get a reshort job.

That's not vague.

That's huge.

That's a terrible idea.

That's what the rich want you to say.

The reason I say they're vague is because the times that vague goals overlap, they have two completely different ideas, policies that they're proposing to achieve that.

Yeah, anti-war.

No, these are not the only two divisions.