Comments by "Myles Platt" (@melsop54) on "Don't Be Tricked by a Red Wave Midterm Election (Pt. 2) | Charlie Kirk | POLITICS | Rubin Report" video.

Kirk nailed it. For freedom to survive, for all our differences, we HAVE to agree on certain core basic tenants of freedom. Problem is, half the country thinks all those pillars themselves are evil. Unless that changes, freedom can not survive.
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I can see the validity of what Kirk is saying though. If a viable alternative is not provided that enables people to not just gain their independence back, but feel the sense of pride and happiness that comes with that success, the radical left will keep making it more and more impossible to survive without the government meeting ones basic needs and eventually people will cave to it outright.
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@johngenericlastname9781 For me, the last thing I am thinking about when I look at my wife and kids, is the government. I will take care of them one way or another. I don't need the government to do that. Perhaps that thought process you have though, is exactly where they want people. Believing it's just not worth it to get married or have kids. I don't buy in to it personally.
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@republitarian484 It's not being multiracial that makes it fail, it's race becoming the center focus of ones world view that causes it to fail. Trying to legislate from a racial position, be it white people, black people, asian, hispanic, whatever...naturally forces another group of people to be given the shaft due to their race. If we continue to try and govern based on race, yes, we will fail. But simply being multiracial is not why we are failing.
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@republitarian484 I can agree with the idea of too much diversity. Peterson explained it best that I've heard it. The more you "diversify" and splinter in to more and more micro diverse groups...at the end of the path is the individual themselves fighting for their own against everyone. For sure a general diversity is good, but the never ending race to further and further diversify in to smaller and smaller groups absolutely, and naturally, leads to conflict.
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@kenglavens6455 I apologize, but I don't exactly understand what you are saying. Is the implication that no matter who the candidate on the right is, those who vote for them will permanently regret it?
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@kenglavens6455 I gotcha! My bad. Hard to fully understand when it's only text haha! But yep. I think at this point, given what we see...Democrats are pretty much only gonna have the votes of the radicals. They have really destroyed themselves. As long as republicans don't screw it up...and maybe actually DO something.
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