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Good video. Minor disagreements of course. But I really think the "The underdog is always good" and "There is always someone to blame" sections are the most important here.
"The underdog is always good" section is important because this is a axiom that has taken over our society. Not only did it originate in the Christian ethos, but it was popularized through dystopian movies. I like to use Nietzschean terms, this is a slave morality in the most extreme sense. We often here the "absolute power corrupts absolutely" saying. While I think this is true in some cases, I think the opposite is true in other cases. Absolute powerlessness corrupts absolutely. Nietzsche said this as well. I'm forgetting the quote word for word, but he essentially said that if you spend too much time fighting monsters, you will likely become one yourself. And to remember that when you gaze into the darkness, the darkness gazes back into you.
"There is always someone to blame" is good too. I think there is definitely more than human will at play in history. And this is why I really don't like to take a moralizing view of things. For example, I'm someone who is really opposed to globalism, I see it as a negative force in the world, and it will lead to consequences that might as well be considered crimes against humanity. But I hesitate to call globalists or elites who perpetuate this agenda evil. People don't do evil things just for the sake of it. More often then not, they really do think that what they are doing is good. Evil for evil's sake is exceedingly rare. And this helps you avoid conspiratorial thinking or the marvel movie syndrome.
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