Part of the Problem #495 - Nick Fuentes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78vWYrj4aFM

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Arbitration.

Main Entry: arbitration
Function: noun
Date: 15th century

: the action of arbitrating; especially : the hearing and determination of a case in controversy by an arbiter

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People walk different paths in life. They have different experiences. Ideas are grasped at different rates. Some people know how much effort it takes to make a particular product, some don't.

These things result in different expectations. Which results in conflict. Conflicts create discord in society.

This leads to wanting a referee, daddy/mommy, governments. Governments lead to tyranny. Whether that is your local ignorant law enforcer walking all over your freedoms because s/he thinks they have socially sanctioned authority to do whatever he wants, or a legislator operating on the same mentality.

Then the desire to have a limited government comes into play. Then people eventually realize they have to police the government itself. Which begs the question, what's the point of government?

At this point we are back to defending ourselves, and our property.

So, why bother with government, if we have to end up doing the exact same thing anyway? Its like hiring someone to do a job, they screw up, and you have to do it yourself.

Of course, given the existing political/legal inertia, we must slowly extract ourselves from this spaghetti mess that we have allowed to manifest. Use the existing construct to undo the mess, then return to self-defense on an individual level.

We have to wean ourselves off of government, because it always gets out of control. Parasites seek it out, to feed off of the entire society. People get busy with their own lives, and have no time to police the government. Its a trap.

Our species needs to evolve.

The bleeding hearts should focus their attention on real world education. The welfare/warfare state is obsolete due to repeated failure.

Focusing on education means there will be more people with awareness and knowledge, which leads to less conflict, due to less of a differential in expectations during interaction. This leads to less need for arbitration.

Documented examples of how one acquires or works material things, especially related to survival, inspires the individual to emulate what is observed. A child is motivated to learn how to walk, by observing its parents and siblings walking. Children emulate their parents as they observe their parents doing things.