Stefan Molyneux, Waking up word bringers, who they serve?

So I got this recommended on Youtube front page, I gave it a try. It turned to be very well made and fun, yet the end was too fine, bringing my suspicion again. It was too good. Too polite. Then I decided to see who made the vid. It turned to be a guy named Stefan Molyneux. He leads a radio show. Now I have some prejudice about modern truther radio shows, to me they very well comply with the WRM, which is a game run by the same guys they bash. That's why I looked skeptically for this guy also, never-mind his intelligent way of making videos. Nevermind, in the end is your choice and your sixth sense to tell you how the things are. Enjoy his channel and all alike, but have one in mind also.

Looking forward to your insights in this line of thought.

a reply to: Lassiecat

I have been a avid Stefan Molyneux listener/watcher for a few years now.
This is probably his most popular video.
He has a very philosophical way of looking at things and is able to articulate himself very well with most topics.
The concept of "human farming" is appalling. But sadly it appears that is what drives these lunatics running the world. Power over the most precious resource. Humans.

A warning to the anti-Trump crowd.
He supports Trump and poses a damn good argument for the Trump candidacy. With solid research to back up what he says it's kind of hard to walk away from his videos being willfully ignorant.

a reply to: Lassiecat

I follow his train of thought, but am always cautious where it may lead. Regardless thank you for the video/link!

a reply to: Lassiecat

How do you solve the problem of human nature?

Humans are friendly as long as food is available?

This is still an ideal were everyone is do their obligation.. Do you kill of the ones who dont fill that obligation?

a reply to: Lassiecat

In an ideal world, everything would be great..
Half of me, is not of Gods Kingdom.. Let me tell you a story;

They were free, they lived of the land, they enjoyed life, they danced to the sunset, and smiled at dawn..

You want to know the truth?

They starved, they froze during the winter nights, their children died at birth... A simple cold killed of whole families..

Is that the ideal you want to hear? No just the good side of it..

a reply to: tikbalang

they had dignity, at least... but I understand you, its subjective. Nobody is wanting a perfect world.

a reply to: Lassiecat

They had dignity??! They were thrown out with a huge magic seal on the door! They were killed, tortured, butchered, drowned, hanged, burned, raped, nurtured, sterilised, experimented on.. And they starved, froze to death.. You call it dignity to run for centuries? Being used as slaves for over 500 years? And those who adopted their sacred knowledge, guess what they call them... "FILTHY"

When you know nothing about their past or history , unless you heard it in a story.. Try to remember there is a world outside of charm..

a reply to: tikbalang

I am afraid I don't understand you point. Maybe you are speaking in riddles, or I just can't get it.

a reply to: Lassiecat

Nvm, if you wonder why I read a lot about the world of charm.. Their indo-euro heritage holds a special place in my DNA

a reply to: Lassiecat

This becomes philosophical, and honestly if we wish to see the chains and bars then we will see them, though in real servitude and suffering some of the freest minds exist even there.

I've never felt like a slave. So what people have to earn a living or rely on the state for survival. At least I don't have to worry about being lashed for my choices.lavery is a state of mind