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people as we can to you know wake up and realize what's actually happening right now on the

first things that I saw earlier here and it's another article, it says public resistance might actually stop the next lockdown.

This is interesting from Jeffrey Tucker.

And he went into detail and he said, you know, he said we grew up in a country where we generally assumed there was some feedback mechanism between public opinion and behavior of governments.

It was never perfect, but we all assumed it was there. If policies were bad, the reason was trace it to public ignorance. If policies improved is because public opinion shifted in a good direction. And he goes on to say here, because the past several years, this has completely broken down. No one voted for half the workers in the United States suddenly to be declared non-essential.

He made a valid point with this, you know, because I talked about this, but then he's very valid.

Nobody took it to a vote. Nobody came to a ballot box and said, listen, guys, we need to do an active fast voting or we need to do a digital voting or we need to do a poll. How many of you think

we need to basically declare half the United States non-essential

to work and everybody has shut down their business. You know, today's day and age with the digital

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