WATCH: What is Project 2025?

0:00 | project 2025 the conservative leadership

0:02 | mandate is literally a 900 page document

0:05 | that details the plan for the first 180

0:08 | days of a conservative

0:21 | presidency well actually project 2025 is

0:25 | way more than just a document it’s an

0:27 | extremely organized built out strategy

0:29 | based on four pillars pillar number one

0:32 | is this this book is called a policy

0:34 | agenda mandate for leadership the

0:36 | conservative promise think of this as

0:38 | the policy Bible I did not come up with

0:41 | that name the entire book’s sole purpose

0:44 | is reshaping federal policy and shifting

0:46 | societal Norms in America to align

0:48 | almost exclusively with conservative

0:51 | values pillar number two is the

0:53 | Personnel database where conservative

0:55 | Scholars academics and policy experts

0:57 | are being compiled think about this

0:58 | pillar like a conserv of only LinkedIn

1:01 | the authors of this policy set a goal to

1:03 | have at least 20,000 recruits already

1:05 | built into the Personnel database as a

1:07 | way to have a readily available pool of

1:09 | ideologically aligned people to pull

1:11 | from when it comes to filling all of the

1:13 | positions that they plan to create fill

1:16 | or vacate when taking the Reigns of the

1:18 | government again these are their words

1:20 | not mine and they’re doing this as a way

1:22 | to streamline the confirmation process

1:24 | make sure that there are zero hiccups

1:26 | pillar number three is their

1:27 | presidential Administration Academy it’s

1:29 | an online educational system of training

1:31 | programs specifically for those

1:33 | potential employees under the role of a

1:35 | conservative president again the goal

1:37 | here is speed they want the ability to

1:39 | just plug and play pillow number four

1:41 | outlines the transition plans in a

1:43 | 180-day Playbook The 180-day Playbook is

1:46 | driven by the policy agenda itself and

1:48 | so if the policy agenda is the guide

1:50 | book then think of the 180-day Playbook

1:52 | as the road map these four pillars

1:55 | together are what makes up project 2025

1:58 | okay thank you now I know what project

2:01 | 2025 means deia but why should I even

2:03 | care about this what does the

2:04 | conservative promise even mean why are

2:06 | you bringing this up well my curious

2:07 | friend I’m glad you asked the average

2:09 | age of an Empire is 250 years can you

2:12 | guess where we are on the

2:14 | calendar it’s okay pause this video for

2:16 | a second and do some math from 1776 and

2:19 | then I want you to do with that

2:20 | information what you will I’ve been

2:22 | reading this book for the past 3 months

2:23 | and it’s made me realize something

2:25 | interesting and it’s that there are

2:27 | three major factions in this space

2:30 | conservatives Republicans and the

2:32 | Christian right that’s what we need to

2:36 | watch I know I’m telling them that’s who

2:40 | we need to be afraid of they are all

2:42 | different and it’s important to note

2:43 | that they don’t always agree but for the

2:45 | most part the purpose of this project is

2:47 | to make sure that everyone who

2:48 | identifies with conservative values

2:51 | meaning on a basic level they share

2:52 | advocacy for limited government

2:54 | upholding Traditional Values supporting

2:57 | National Defense and free market

2:58 | principles is a aligned with the four

3:00 | conservative promises that are made in

3:02 | this book The Project itself is

3:04 | spearheaded by a conservative think tank

3:05 | known as The Heritage Foundation chances

3:07 | are if there’s some major conservative

3:09 | push for a form of legislation you can

3:12 | bet your bottom dollar that the Heritage

3:14 | Foundation has their hands in it

3:15 | everything is in here they liken

3:17 | transgenderism to pornography and go so

3:19 | far as to say that anybody even teachers

3:22 | who are Distributing types of media that

3:25 | detail this type of pornography should

3:28 | be jailed and registered as offenders

3:30 | teachers while the plan definitely

3:32 | criticizes the normalization of

3:34 | transgenderism it’s important to

3:36 | understand that this is a part of a

3:37 | larger broader agenda to control

3:39 | cultural and educational narratives the

3:41 | authors see it as restoring the family

3:43 | as the centerpiece of American life and

3:45 | protecting our

3:50 | children the way that they plan on doing

3:52 | that is to remove content that is deemed

3:55 | inappropriate by a reasonable person

3:57 | from schools and libraries and only

3:59 | allow m materials that reflect

4:01 | conservative values there’s a new bill

4:02 | in West Virginia that says Librarians

4:04 | can be charged if it’s found that they

4:06 | shove educational content or books that

4:08 | they’ve deemed inappropriate and there’s

4:10 | some people who think that this bill

4:12 | will keep kids safe but there are others

4:14 | that are worried Librarians teachers

4:16 | education providers run the risk of

4:18 | being charged or getting blamed unfairly

4:20 | just for having a wide array of books

4:23 | available which could include useful

4:25 | educational content this personally

4:27 | stresses me out because I hate the

4:28 | thought of librarians being being afraid

4:30 | to offer certain material affecting what

4:32 | I have the ability to read or learn

4:34 | about several states have already either

4:36 | removed criminal liability exemptions

4:38 | for public and school libraries or

4:40 | they’ve already started expanding the

4:42 | definition of what they see as obscenity

4:44 | to capture a wider array of

4:47 | books that could potentially result in

4:49 | criminal charges for simply having them

4:51 | on the

4:53 | shelves imagine your health teacher

4:55 | being arrested for teaching sex ed

4:57 | please don’t think this is coming this

4:59 | is already happening if you’re worried

5:01 | about the lack of action on climate

5:03 | change it’s because they’re already

5:05 | focusing on how they can benefit from

5:08 | things like permafrost it’s not a

5:09 | priority how can we make money off of

5:11 | this in fact project 2025 explicitly

5:14 | aims to end all current climate change

5:17 | efforts it’s advocating for a complete

5:19 | reversal of initiatives like the Paris

5:21 | climate change agreement it goes real

5:23 | hard about making sure that we know that

5:25 | America’s energy interests are going to

5:27 | take a huge priority over any

5:29 | environmental concerns this plan

5:31 | includes

5:35 | everything including ways to expand

5:38 | operations in places like Alaska in

5:39 | order to better Harvest its rare Earth’s

5:42 | natural gases and oils it even includes

5:44 | plans about Antarctica where the authors

5:46 | plan on capitalizing on things like

5:48 | shipping and tourism in the area it’ll

5:50 | be a no- goinging back shift towards

5:52 | fully exploiting natural resources for

5:54 | economic growth as well as

5:57 | abandoning pretty much all climate

5:59 | change mitigation

6:02 | efforts I’m going to quote the policy

6:04 | agenda directly here for a second which

6:05 | refers to environmental extremism as

6:07 | anti-human environmental ideologues

6:09 | would ban the fuels that run most of the

6:12 | world’s cars planes factories farms and

6:14 | electricity grids abandoning confidence

6:16 | in human resilience and creativity in

6:18 | responding to the challenge of the

6:20 | Future Would raise impediment to the

6:22 | most meaningful human activities they

6:24 | would stand human Affairs on their head

6:26 | regarding human activity itself as

6:28 | fundamentally a threat to be sa

6:29 | sacrificed to the god of nature my

6:32 | problem here is it’s not that they don’t

6:34 | believe in you brother I personally no

6:37 | doubt about it in my mind believe in

6:40 | human resilience and creativity it’s

6:42 | actually that I just have much more

6:45 | faith in the power of greed and this

6:47 | here assumption denies the reality of

6:50 | unsustainability it pushes for the US to

6:53 | remove itself from any association with

6:56 | the UN or any other efforts to create

6:59 | sustain able development priorities

7:01 | especially especially those that are

7:03 | connected to food production and that

7:05 | just seems way more antihuman to me or

7:07 | maybe it’s that it was both 8 degre and

7:09 | 80° in January this

7:11 | year but alas I know nothing and I’m

7:16 | sure the planet’s fine they’re trying to

7:17 | get rid of all Dei diversity Equity

7:20 | inclusion language from all legislature

7:23 | all of it except for religion they want

7:26 | vast robust protections for religion

7:31 | yes the goal is to eliminate what they

7:33 | see as indoctrination from anti-American

7:36 | woke revolutionaries divisive critical

7:38 | race Theory programs and Dei initiatives

7:41 | from all educational and governmental

7:43 | institutions the authors believe that

7:45 | talking about race in nearly all

7:47 | capacities creates an inferiority

7:51 | complex this is again a part of a larger

7:53 | effort to promote a conservative agenda

7:55 | and push certain conservative

7:57 | perspectives ideals and values some of

8:00 | the recommendations the authors provide

8:02 | include vast protections for religion

8:04 | and religious tax

8:14 | exemptions question for you class in

8:16 | what timeline should we have pastors

8:18 | whose net worth is close to a billion

8:20 | dollars he made it he made that airplane

8:23 | so cheap for me I couldn’t help but buy

8:25 | it it calls for issuing executive orders

8:27 | Banning the use of equity Focus language

8:30 | basically throughout all instances of

8:32 | public office and private sectors it

8:34 | also calls for Congress passing a law

8:36 | prohibiting the federal government from

8:38 | using taxpayer dollars to fund critical

8:40 | race Theory training this is already

8:42 | happening there’s a venture capitalist

8:44 | fund called The Fearless fund that was

8:47 | created solely to fill the gap of less

8:50 | than 1% of venture capital recipients

8:52 | being black women despite black women

8:54 | being the fastest growing group of

8:56 | entrepreneurs the group has been hit

8:58 | with a lawsuit from the conservative

8:59 | group American Alliance for equal rights

9:02 | they aim to bleed the fun dry and it’s

9:04 | working it’s working as intended do you

9:07 | also find it funny that there were no

9:09 | lawsuits presented when less than a

9:11 | percent of the population was being

9:13 | provided the same opportunities as other

9:16 | populations I find it funny but not like

9:19 | in a haha way like in a I don’t really

9:21 | want to tell you what to think but maybe

9:24 | think on that for a second kind of way

9:26 | to me this begs the question of how do

9:27 | inferiority complexes come into play

9:30 | while simultaneously being torn down by

9:31 | parties who have a vested interest in

9:34 | demonstrating

9:35 | superiority most people just have to go

9:37 | up against their inner critic to get

9:39 | things done we should be able to

9:40 | acknowledge that some Americans are

9:42 | playing bootstrapping on X Games mode

9:44 | that’s where you have entire

9:45 | establishments standing on your

9:50 | straps first and foremost the US must

9:53 | prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear

9:55 | technology and delivery capabilities and

9:57 | more broadly block Iranian ambition

9:59 | while focusing on foreign policy

10:01 | specifically on the broader Middle

10:02 | Eastern strategy project 2025 pushes for

10:04 | a continuation of conservative emphasis

10:06 | on National Security and energy

10:08 | dominance the policy agenda specifically

10:10 | states that if an internal organization

10:12 | is effective and advances American

10:15 | interests then the US should support it

10:17 | if an international organization is not

10:19 | effective and does not Advance American

10:21 | interests then the US will not support

10:24 | it make no mistake here this is

10:25 | important for you to understand as an

10:27 | American there is a commitment to

10:29 | support supporting allies like Israel no

10:31 | matter which President we have we

10:32 | already know that this is a strategic

10:34 | priority focused exclusively on

10:36 | maintaining influence and access to

10:38 | resources in the region policy agenda

10:40 | also calls for the Palestinian Authority

10:42 | to be defunded as well as prioritizing

10:44 | keeping turkey in the western fold as a

10:46 | NATO Ally to prevent any hedging towards

10:49 | Russia or China when it comes to Africa

10:52 | the authors of the policy recognizes the

10:55 | abundance of resources that Africa

10:56 | offers after I liberate

10:59 | the Jewish people I will go to Africa to

11:02 | help Liberate the black people it also

11:05 | recognizes that lately as Africa’s

11:07 | strategic influence has grown US

11:10 | influence there has declined subsaharan

11:13 | Africa has

11:14 | been fundamental to the global

11:18 | prosperity of the advanced

11:21 | countries okay and Africa had a role to

11:24 | play it has a role as a raw material

11:27 | producer we will not allow subsaharan

11:30 | Africa to escape them okay we do

11:33 | everything to keep subsaharan Africa

11:36 | where it is also impoverished it’s

11:38 | absolutely vital for the prosperity of

11:41 | everyone else so let’s get clear about

11:43 | that okay so they want to shift their

11:46 | strategy from assistance to growth some

11:48 | of the tactics that they want to use to

11:50 | do this include phasing out humanitarian

11:52 | Aid the recognition of Somali land

11:54 | statehood and a focus on supporting

11:56 | American companies that are involved in

11:58 | industry that are important to America’s

12:01 | interests or those that already have a

12:02 | competitive advantage in Africa to

12:05 | combat african-based Terror groups like

12:06 | Boko Haram the authors recommend that

12:08 | the US support capable African military

12:10 | and security operations to provide

12:12 | foreign military education training

12:14 | weapons and security assistance this is

12:16 | just a tip of the iceberg of foreign

12:18 | policy side note did you know that

12:19 | America has almost 800 military bases in

12:21 | over 70 countries and territories while

12:23 | having no foreign military bases on its

12:26 | soil I found that quite interesting

12:29 | onward why this document was so scary to

12:32 | me is because this isn’t the first time

12:34 | it’s happened the first time they

12:35 | actually laid out a plan like this was

12:36 | with Reagan and they were able to enact

12:39 | 60% of what they wanted achieved based

12:42 | upon having it all laid out already

12:46 | 60% of Reaganomics was already laid out

12:50 | indeed Reaganomics was trash but do you

12:53 | know what’s even more trash like in

12:55 | nature the realization that the Reagan

12:58 | Administration success in implementing

13:01 | such a large chunk of the ideas from

13:03 | mandate for leadership showcases the

13:05 | impact of them having such detailed

13:08 | planning 60% of

13:12 | romics was all it took for us to rrive

13:15 | here still waiting for our trickles the

13:17 | middle class all but disappearing into

13:20 | an in between space where American and

13:22 | blueco collar workers are paying higher

13:24 | tax rates than billionaires this is why

13:26 | we’re talking about this today class

13:28 | because this is isn’t just a bunch of

13:30 | Fanatics writing manifestos don’t be so

13:32 | dismissive we’re getting put on game up

13:35 | front project 2025 aims to replicate

13:38 | that success but peep this you don’t

13:41 | need a time machine or a flux capacitor

13:43 | to take you back to drop kick baby

13:44 | Reagan into another profession to undo

13:46 | the Damage Done by his administration

13:48 | because you have this book that is

13:50 | highlighting the Strategic importance of

13:52 | these documents and the impact that they

13:54 | have in shaping conservative

13:56 | administrations it’s right here it’s

13:58 | right in front of us you know in the

13:59 | movies when one of the main characters

14:01 | is geek to unveil their plan to take

14:03 | over the world and then they start

14:04 | monologuing this is the

14:08 | monologue this is the monologue it’s

14:10 | even more frightening because there is

14:13 | an attack on education and uneducated

14:16 | population you are able to sway

14:18 | consistently with propaganda to be fair

14:20 | I actually like the idea of transferring

14:23 | education to the states in principle but

14:25 | in actuality it also makes me wonder if

14:28 | every State’s allowed to teach something

14:29 | different how will we ever close the gap

14:31 | on the very real problem that is

14:32 | America’s revisionist history also it

14:35 | makes me wonder about if you’re in a

14:36 | poorer state with lower home ownership

14:38 | less home ownership means less property

14:41 | taxes which funds schools how might that

14:43 | impact the quality of the education you

14:45 | receive overall this one is for extra

14:47 | credit take this time to guess how the

14:49 | top 10 poor states in the nation tend to

14:53 | vote the policy agenda calls for changes

14:56 | to ensure that schools comply with the

14:58 | color blind ideal it’s asking that the

15:00 | next Administration create a parents

15:02 | Bill of Rights that schools have to

15:04 | abide by and in this Bill of Rights

15:06 | includes the right to support and

15:08 | provide relief to parents who sue

15:09 | educational institutions for teaching or

15:11 | talking about critical race Theory or

15:13 | teaching American history in any

15:15 | capacity that isn’t celebratory of its

15:17 | total awesomeness I’m not kidding

15:19 | they’re arguing that teaching America’s

15:21 | full history is equivalent to defending

15:24 | the false idea the false idea that

15:26 | America is systemically

15:29 | not as nice to some people as it is to

15:33 | other people and to do so to even teach

15:37 | that is a violation of the parents

15:39 | rights and the parent should be allowed

15:40 | to Sue with support of the federal

15:42 | government because of that no problem

15:44 | with parents having rights but for me

15:46 | wait how exactly does creating multiple

15:49 | realities through historical fiction

15:50 | create alignment remove Division and

15:52 | better our country overall I’m still

15:54 | waiting on that answer too young Padawan

15:57 | I’m still waiting on that answer too

16:01 | oh by the way this too is also

16:10 | happening so I challenge young people to

16:14 | read this post about it talk about it

16:17 | discuss it to be totally fair there are

16:19 | some things in the policy agenda that I

16:21 | agree with and can empathize with when I

16:23 | put myself in the shoes of a

16:24 | conservative but what I have found is

16:26 | that it is often very short-lived

16:29 | because of the potential implications of

16:31 | such broad overate that you start to

16:33 | realize is sure to happen by giving the

16:36 | president ultimate power in the way that

16:38 | this policy agenda suggests specifically

16:40 | with the minimization of so many checks

16:42 | and balances a lot of the plans outlined

16:45 | in this book are rooted in the taxpayer

16:47 | not paying

16:48 | attention and I don’t know about you but

16:51 | I hate when a company’s entire business

16:53 | model is banking on making the system so

16:56 | complicated or making it so hard to

16:58 | cancel that you just become so

16:59 | overwhelmed with the process that you

17:01 | just give up and let them take your

17:03 | money any business model that is

17:05 | dependent on your ignorance should not

17:07 | be a sustainable business model repeat

17:09 | after me American ignorance should not

17:12 | be a part of the business plan what will

17:13 | happen we’ll eventually get to the point

17:15 | where these things are happening and

17:17 | we’ll go how did we get here how did

17:19 | we’ll Pikachu face it how did we get

17:21 | here this is how we got here no one

17:23 | raindrop thinks that it started the

17:24 | flood pay attention

17:31 | this part is called the call to action

17:32 | but for you my friend we will call it

17:34 | how to feel less helpless AKA act I’m

17:37 | not here to make you angry as I said

17:39 | earlier there are a few things in this

17:41 | policy agenda that I’m actually on board

17:42 | with I’m not trying to stoke your rage

17:44 | why do you lay these troubles on an

17:47 | already troubled mind I am no fearmonger

17:51 | I want you to feel empowered more

17:53 | specifically I want you to join me in

17:55 | educating ourselves but I don’t feel

17:58 | empowered I feel feel

17:59 | helpless now what are we going to do

18:01 | about it rot no that’s not what we’re

18:04 | going to do there’s people who have a

18:06 | vested interest in you rotting stop it

18:09 | you’re not as powerless as you

18:11 | think step one make a new email

18:14 | specifically for your activism so you

18:16 | don’t get overwhelmed step two make a

18:18 | Reddit post or Meetup Group to meet

18:21 | people in your area who also want to

18:22 | feel less helpless doesn’t have to be

18:24 | like-minded people it’s okay to

18:26 | challenge your views and learn don’t be

18:28 | afraid to learn step three register to

18:30 | vote step four register to vote step

18:33 | five register to vote no I’m serious Pop

18:36 | Quiz let’s pretend you were an American

18:38 | citizen who wanted to fully exercise

18:40 | their voting rights in America how many

18:42 | elections should you be voting in every

18:44 | few

18:46 | years did you guess at least seven

18:49 | because if you did you were right you

18:51 | should be voting in seven or more

18:53 | elections to fully exercise your voting

18:55 | rights as an American citizen if you

18:57 | don’t have at least seven election under

18:59 | your belt I’m sorry baby now is not the

19:01 | time for

19:03 | rotting seven where did you get seven

19:05 | from so you know the big ones the

19:07 | federal elections these are held every 2

19:09 | to four years your presidential election

19:11 | held every four years you vote for the

19:13 | president and the vice president Obi

19:15 | then you have your Congressional okay I

19:18 | I skipped polyi what is Congress even

19:20 | made up of I’m glad you asked Boo the

19:23 | condensed version is Congress is made up

19:24 | of two parts the house and the Senate

19:27 | the House of Representatives is made

19:28 | made up of members who are elected based

19:30 | on the population of 50 states each

19:32 | state is divided into districts and each

19:34 | district elects one representative the

19:36 | total number of Representatives is 435

19:38 | these guys serve two terms with all

19:40 | seats up for election every two years

19:42 | the house is responsible for bringing

19:44 | revenue bills impeaching Federal

19:45 | officials and electing the president in

19:47 | the case of electoral college tithe do

19:49 | you see why it might be important that

19:50 | the person representing your district

19:52 | has your best interests at heart next we

19:54 | have the Senate the Senate consists of

19:56 | 100 Senators meaning there’s two

19:58 | senators per state these guys serve

20:00 | six-year term but they’re staggered so

20:02 | that there are elections every 2 years

20:04 | their powers include the ability to

20:06 | ratify treaties confirm Presidential

20:08 | appointments and conduct impeachment

20:10 | trials where they act as the jury all

20:13 | bills must pass Congress before they go

20:14 | to the president to be signed into law

20:16 | you also have your state elections these

20:18 | are going to vary by state but this is

20:20 | going to be your gubernatorial elections

20:22 | I like that word gubernatorial but

20:24 | that’s who you’re electing for your

20:25 | government typically this is every 4

20:27 | years but check your state then you have

20:29 | your state legislature elections you

20:31 | have statewide offices like Secretary of

20:33 | State the attorney general and then

20:35 | closing out State you have the primaries

20:36 | which try to figure out who is going to

20:38 | be running for president of the United

20:40 | States media will make it seem as if

20:42 | it’s already a shoe in or that it’s set

20:43 | in stone but it isn’t until it is Step

20:46 | six shop local local elections are going

20:48 | to have the most immediate impact on

20:49 | your day-to-day life get extremely

20:52 | interested in what is going on in your

20:53 | immediate space that county clerk who’s

20:55 | able to prove or deny your marriage

20:57 | license based off of their religious

20:59 | views electable that sheriff whose

21:02 | officers seem to have a problem with

21:04 | keeping their body cams on electable

21:07 | that judge who’s more interested in

21:08 | policing teenage hair instead of serving

21:10 | the needs of the community electable

21:13 | that da who rarely prosecutes Insider

21:16 | political crimes electable electable

21:19 | totally

21:21 | electable are you awake yet step seven

21:25 | open up a new tab summon chat GPT 4 type

21:28 | this into your search bar give me a list

21:30 | of local elections in my city and

21:32 | state after that be sure to ask for the

21:35 | Town Hall schedule in your city to fully

21:37 | exercise your voting rights you need to

21:39 | participate in all the elections that

21:40 | you can not just the presidential or

21:42 | midterm Congressional elections local

21:44 | and state elections are way more focused

21:45 | on the direct impact of your daily life

21:47 | problem with your street lights hold

21:49 | your county commissioner accountable

21:50 | hold your mayor accountable don’t like

21:52 | what’s happening at school School Board

21:54 | elections you also want to pay attention

21:56 | to special elections these are usually

21:58 | held to fill vacancies that occur when

21:59 | an elected official resigns or can’t

22:01 | complete their time which can happen at

22:03 | any level at any time you feel hopeless

22:06 | because you haven’t realized you have

22:07 | the power to take the jobs of the people

22:09 | serving you if they’re not serving you

22:10 | it’s time to stop consuming and start

22:12 | creating attend your town hall or City

22:15 | Council meetings some cities even live

22:16 | stream their City Council meetings so

22:18 | even if you can’t make it in the

22:19 | physical you can still be present

22:21 | chances are if your demographic is not

22:23 | showing up to these meetings your

22:24 | interests are not being represented

22:27 | Americans into third place anyway right

22:29 | why not make it a field trip once upon a

22:30 | time I was a supervisor in a call center

22:33 | and one of my favorite memories from

22:34 | working in that place was coordinating

22:36 | time off of the phones so that me and my

22:38 | team were able to go and vote together

22:40 | and for some of them it was the first

22:42 | time that they had ever used their voice

22:44 | hey I’m going to pull the race card here

22:47 | for a second I’m sorry we were doing so

22:49 | good at keeping up with the color blind

22:51 | idea but if you are a person of color in

22:53 | America you have a responsibility to use

22:56 | your voice this is not optional I need

22:58 | you to understand that there were anti-

23:00 | literacy laws in place at the same time

23:02 | that Rockefeller was starting to build

23:04 | his fortune I’m going to pause here for

23:05 | dramatic effect I really need you to sit

23:07 | with the thought process and desired

23:09 | effects of concentrated efforts to make

23:12 | reading and learning

23:16 | illegal non-conformity isn’t piercing

23:19 | your face or getting rage bait content

23:21 | tattooed that’s easy non-conformity is

23:24 | you and three of your want to feel less

23:27 | helpless homies rolling up to a town

23:29 | hall meeting to have a say of what’s

23:31 | going on in your community better yet

23:32 | grab a couple felons to bring along with

23:34 | you depending on your state felons never

23:37 | lose the right to vote contrary to

23:39 | popular belief yet another American Myth

23:42 | that no one bothers to correct because

23:43 | it’s to someone’s benefit that you stay

23:45 | asleep you run a really Rage Against the

23:47 | Machine you want to be a true Anarchist

23:49 | brother stop allowing old out of

23:53 | touch people dictate your future every

23:56 | time Cancel culture opts to to cancel a

23:59 | celebrity instead of the elected

24:01 | officials whose job it is to shape our

24:03 | laws somewhere in the world a villain

24:05 | Belly Laugh is born stop giving these

24:07 | people jobs every time you allow someone

24:09 | undeserving in office you reward

24:12 | mediocrity stop allowing these people to

24:14 | keep their jobs without performance

24:15 | reviews you have performance reviews at

24:16 | your job don’t you shouldn’t those in

24:18 | public office be held to the same level

24:20 | of evaluation your boss doesn’t just

24:22 | forget to tell you when you’re not doing

24:24 | your job right they’re not too busy to

24:26 | fire you they’re not too overwhelmed to

24:28 | let you know that you’re not measuring

24:29 | up that doesn’t happen but if you showed

24:31 | up only two things can happen change or

24:34 | we start the process of pulling the

24:35 | Scooby-Doo mask off of the entire farce

24:38 | but if you’re not voting you’re

24:39 | complicit in corruption and maybe maybe

24:42 | you don’t want to do that maybe let’s

24:43 | not do that you know what we’ll call it

24:46 | trickle up accountability this next step

24:48 | is optional but important if you are

24:50 | someone who just honestly does not have

24:52 | time to advocate for yourself here’s

24:53 | what I want you to do find a nice quiet

24:55 | place to sit down open the settings of

24:58 | your phone scroll down to screen time

25:00 | make sure you select week view that

25:01 | part’s important and I want you to stare

25:04 | at the highest number of hours and the

25:06 | name of the app that you gave your

25:07 | finite attention to if you have more

25:10 | than 2 hours of screen time in any app

25:12 | it’s all love no judgment I get it but

25:15 | perhaps we can see where we can carve

25:16 | out a little bit of time budget if you

25:19 | will and after that let’s kindly return

25:22 | to step seven

25:34 | alas we have reached the end from a

25:36 | longer attention span homies thank you

25:37 | for being here short form content is

25:39 | ruining your brain and the revolution

25:40 | will not be bitesized I want to leave

25:42 | you this quote to mull over while you

25:44 | expeditiously follow me to join me and

25:46 | catch upcoming videos of breakdowns of

25:48 | project 2025 ways of increasing our

25:50 | media literacy balancing politics with

25:52 | mindfulness taking care of yourself and

25:54 | more from my tragically optimistic heart

25:56 | to yours in my journey to overcoming

25:59 | capitalistic nihilism from author and

26:01 | journalist Chris Hedges who writes in

26:03 | Empire of Illusion a society becomes

26:05 | totalitarian when its structure becomes

26:07 | flagrantly artificial or well wrote that

26:10 | is when its ruling class has lost its

26:12 | function but succeeds in cleaning to

26:14 | Power by force or fraud they have

26:16 | engaged in massive fraud force is all

26:18 | they have left there are powerful

26:20 | entities fearful of losing their

26:22 | influence and wealth AR raay against us

26:25 | they are waiting for a moment to strike

26:27 | a national crisis that will allow them

26:29 | in the name of National Security and

26:30 | moral renewal to take complete control

26:33 | the tools are in place these

26:34 | anti-democratic forces welcome to the

26:36 | end of democracy we’re here to overthrow

26:39 | it completely we didn’t get all the way

26:40 | there on January 6th which will seek to

26:42 | make an alliance with the radical

26:43 | Christian right to to get rid of it and

26:46 | replace it with with this right here

26:48 | that’s right because all glory all glory

26:50 | is not to government all glory to God

26:53 | and other extremists will use fear chaos

26:56 | the hatred for the ruling Elite in the

26:58 | Spectre of The leftwing Descent and

27:00 | terrorism Missouri GOP candidate for

27:03 | governor was only an honorary member of

27:06 | the Klux Clan to impose Draconian

27:08 | controls to extinguish our democracy and

27:11 | while they do it they’ll be waving the

27:12 | American flag chanting patriotic slogans

27:15 | promising Law and Order and by then

27:18 | exhausted and broken we may have lost

27:20 | the power to resist

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