Young people are realizing they're being propagandized at a level that older people gladly accept it.

Older people were okay with being propagandized as long as they got a few things out of it.

The young people getting nothing out of it.

Wait, you're lying to us and I can't own a house. I can barely have a job.

I have to be forced into the gig economy. I get to deliver burritos and I have to listen to this

bullshit and I have to pretend that this is all real and I can't afford frozen yogurt with my

girlfriend and I have to go along with this horse shit, and I have nothing

and no money for it?

If you're doing something, you want to get something out of it.

If you are going to delude yourself and believe the bullshit on the news, you have to get

a little bit out of it.

And what Americans got for many years was a patch of dirt,

a little driveway, and a chance. They don't have any of that anymore. We've taken that all

away from them. We've pushed them into a gig economy. We've pushed them into the hellscape of

rent that goes up every single year. and the propaganda is actually getting worse.

It's getting more disconnected from reality, more Orwellian.

Not that it would have been right to buy the bullshit anyway, even if you had the things.

But I'm just telling you how the country ran for 100 years. I'm not saying it was morally correct to go, I'll take the house and the things. But I'm just telling you how the country ran for a hundred years. I'm not saying it was

morally correct to go, I'll take the house in the car and you fucking kill everybody. I'm telling

you that's how it worked. That's how the country ran forever. Well, uh, I've seen a lot of crazy stuff happening recently.

And today's show will be a reflection really no different than most, but a little bit,

a little bit more of an emphasis on the future.

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