Interview · moment 29 of 45
Why Nations Can't Stop Fighting Like Rival Mob Families
from The Joe Rogan Experience | The Tim Dillon Show #422 · #422
6 min
Guest
They compare US-China relations to two mob families that could profit from cooperation but spiral into conflict over lies and betrayals, and discuss how Trump's desire to end wars threatens the Deep State's control mechanisms.
- Nations can't share power like rival mob families—there's always got to be a winner on top.
- Two mob leaders on opposite sides of town, always sending guys to kill each other and lying about it, until the whole operation falls apart.
- There's a billion Chinese people and 330 million Americans—plenty of people to make money off of if the families worked together.
- Trump genuinely wants to stop the wars, which shouldn't be controversial but the Deep State is scared because he can't be controlled.
- The entire system was designed with checks and balances to prevent tyranny and protect people's rights—you can't dismantle those just to have your team win.
- No socialist Marxist Leninist country has ever worked out; they all just want to reorder the hierarchy and put themselves on top.
- People have culturally begun to see through the lies—they know what it is more now than ever before, woke a lot of people up.
- If it sounds insane it is; nobody telling you everything is perfect and working amazing is telling you the truth about anything.
- United Healthcare denies the most claims and apparently wasn't even this kid's health care provider, making the choice of target interesting.
- The shooter had an Ivy League education and wealthy family but experienced a psychic break in the last few months, reading unibomber manifestos.