The truth about mass migration
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Why you don't change your mind
21:55
Do we work too much?
8:33
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Why we're not happier
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10 ай бұрын
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@robertginsburg8113
@robertginsburg8113 26 секунд бұрын
The conundrum for the U.S citizens is that in order to change the Constitution the minorities that hold the power would have to willingly give up power in order for the changes to be made. That's not going to happen. Billionaires like Harlan Crow and the Koch brothers have bought the Supreme Court and now they get to influence (propagandize) the ignorant ones that hold oversized power in rural states. This is how you end up with someone like Trump as a candidate. He's transactional to the highest bidder and doesn't have an ounce of civil servitude.
@randomvidz20
@randomvidz20 11 минут бұрын
This video would be so much better without the background music and sound effects. Your voice and intonation is fine and pleasant to listen to on its own, no need to artificially dramatize with all that generic sound crap :).
@ThePapawhisky
@ThePapawhisky 11 минут бұрын
I assumed that immigration meant immigration from Africa. That is the only immigration that I hear about. Turns out Eastern Europe is also moving.
@sreckobrzin8534
@sreckobrzin8534 15 минут бұрын
Beautyfull,thank you both.
@dementecato
@dementecato 16 минут бұрын
The constitution works perfectly as it was intended. To keep the rule of a Minority. - elite... So they can place their puppets "in power".
@TroelsNybo-j2t
@TroelsNybo-j2t 19 минут бұрын
We are millions of Europeans who for decades have been asking why USA doesn't change itself inself into a real democracy.
@sergiolopez1592
@sergiolopez1592 20 минут бұрын
Minority is equal to Rich people.
@TickleMeChelmno
@TickleMeChelmno 32 минут бұрын
The constitution was created by and for white men. It even stipulated who was a literal slave. This wasn’t a metaphor. They actually owned hundreds of African slaves. It’s adorable how people get huffy when I point this out.
@johnnygoodman2003
@johnnygoodman2003 33 минут бұрын
The constitution isn't broken. The problem is every american is using it wrong. America needs to copy how other countries follow a constitution. Americans have no idea of the history of constitutional governance and treat their constitution as if its a holy book meant to be worshipped and followed without question.
@irenee800
@irenee800 35 минут бұрын
Let's get this channel to 1mil subs
@DavidWard-bl7zj
@DavidWard-bl7zj 57 минут бұрын
Man, this Swedish guy gets it. Good summary of where we are at. I don't see us finishing out the century with the constitution we have.
@billywiththebulgingbaloonb5105
@billywiththebulgingbaloonb5105 34 минут бұрын
No, he doesn't. Like a typical Nordic and Germanic, he doesn't understand how a WASP thinks. Unlike the Scandinavian countries, democracy is not tied to mob rule. That's why Bush won over Gore. If you got more votes than your opponent that means you lost.
@stevenelson25
@stevenelson25 Сағат бұрын
The American way of life is the brightest, when people put their differences aside, and work together, to build, repair, grow, thrive. Any politician who disagrees with this is not cut from the same cloth as I.
@wavey61
@wavey61 41 минут бұрын
Sounds nice and rosy, but doesn't fix any of the issues of our systems today. So we can choose to try to fix it, or continue to live in a fantasy.
@damienchall8297
@damienchall8297 Сағат бұрын
The constitution makes America and people ignoring it is what is fucking shit up and people who want Americans centralized
@johnnygoodman2003
@johnnygoodman2003 32 минут бұрын
Wow. That's just American dogma.. The constitution isn't broken. The problem is every american is using it wrong. America needs to copy how other countries follow a constitution. Americans have no idea of the history of constitutional governance and treat their constitution as if its a holy book meant to be worshipped and followed without question.
@Muradlek
@Muradlek Сағат бұрын
I have a question, why you post putin face on syria, when western european countries were also involved in the Syrian civil war. Iran as well. Or you maybe think, there are black and white? bad and good?
@helgasode9771
@helgasode9771 Сағат бұрын
Tak for en god video
@CezarySiwiak
@CezarySiwiak Сағат бұрын
Regarding majority rules - If you look at EU parlament then you find out that small states also has big and not proportional representation. This is normal in Federal System like EU or USA. Other example - in UK for example party that win elections almost never get 50% votes. Usually betwen 30% ad 40% is enough to get majority in parlament. In 2024 Labor party get 33.7 and take control over UK. Regarding guns and money in politics this is a problem with interpretation of constitution. Not constitution itself. Filibuster is not part of constitution but just a normal law - Senat rules. Overall constitution was change 27 times. So it is possible to change it and adjust over time.
@floriank.7493
@floriank.7493 Сағат бұрын
so many people trying to excuse this by the amount of tax paid. But it makes a hughe difference, if only 1 person spends money in a society, or if thousand of people can consume and grow the local economy. its not only about tax
@schnodderbürstchen
@schnodderbürstchen Сағат бұрын
For the algorithym
@robertmanella528
@robertmanella528 Сағат бұрын
This is pure bullshit!! Europe best days are way,way way behind them all!!! The European union is a joke!!!
@martink6254
@martink6254 Сағат бұрын
Great video. Really informative. Very high quality content.
@helgasode9771
@helgasode9771 Сағат бұрын
Tak for en god video
@inigoromon1937
@inigoromon1937 Сағат бұрын
The USA constitution (please stop calling It Amaricas because this is a colonialist name) allowed for slavery, denied women the vote and whatnot. Later It allowed genocide of first nations, Jim Crow laws, labour exploitation.... The USA can believe their own propaganda, but their Revolution was simply gaining independence and creating a Republic, hardly anything else changed. Look at the electoral college, supreme court, need to register for vote, death penalty, lack of natuonal health service... You name It. Oh, and guns and shootings everywhere. Enjoy.
@erobwen
@erobwen Сағат бұрын
It is not that US democracy is flawed. It is that democracy is flawed to begin with. Do we even want democracy? Is majority rule good? Is it fair that a majority is allowed to rule everyone who is not in majority? Or can we have a system that creates individual freedom, even from the will of the majority of the people? I think we need to start considering real freedoms, even freedom from the majority. Also, if we want democracy, we should at least have some form of direct or liquid democracy. Representative democracy becomes corrupt and don´t work at all I would say.
@johnnygoodman2003
@johnnygoodman2003 31 минут бұрын
Show me an example where direct democracy works
@apple1231230
@apple1231230 Сағат бұрын
you're showing your ignorance for America. This is on purpose. It's fairly common to win popular votes but lose electoral votes. If we didnt have the electoral college, NYC LA and Chicago metros would effectively decide what the entire nation did. The founding fathers did this so that a small group of hive mind cities wouldn't dictate how all of america is run. Should it be updated? sure, to an extent. I think the best would be to have the votes for each state split up into the constitute counties votes so that its not an all or nothing system per state. They do this in like 2 states already and it makes much more sense. Popular vote serves to effectively run the nation as if it were just a handful of cities even though the rest of the country makes city life possible and they coexist. I live in a city mind you and have no desire to ever live in the country.
@apple1231230
@apple1231230 Сағат бұрын
It's nice of you to highlight the absurdity of how razor thin the election was in 2020 at 3:27. When people cry foul play, its because Joe biden won the election by .05% of the actual votes cast (based on the electoral college), where they were massively consisting of mail in ballots. Not saying any foul play happened, but thats why people are suspicious.
@johnnygoodman2003
@johnnygoodman2003 30 минут бұрын
The constitution isn't broken. The problem is every american is using it wrong. America needs to copy how other countries follow a constitution. Americans have no idea of the history of constitutional governance and treat their constitution as if its a holy book meant to be worshipped and followed without question.
@cl8804
@cl8804 Сағат бұрын
DOG bless america
@cl8804
@cl8804 2 сағат бұрын
it's not democrazy, it's republique!!
@johnnygoodman2003
@johnnygoodman2003 29 минут бұрын
Democracy means voting. If there is voting, it's a Democracy, if there is no voting, it's not a democracy
@gromm93
@gromm93 2 сағат бұрын
This is tremendously obvious to most anyone outside of America. However, the supreme court and its ability to use the constitution as the final arbiter of justice has reinforced the idea that no change needs to ever be done to said constitution. Meanwhile, I happily live in a neighbouring country that has a constitution that was written in modern times, with the full knowledge of the pitfalls of the American constitution. Nevermind how countries with similar constitutions have long since seen its weaknesses exploited, leading to outright tyranny and grotesque mockery of democracy in general. Primarily Germany and the Philippines as examples. The irony of course, is that on its current course, outright revolution, leading to complete reform of the government, is the likeliest outcome instead of a more calm and reasoned re-writing of that document with better modern philosophy.
@BitTheByte
@BitTheByte 3 минут бұрын
The constitution CAN be changed that’s the thing. The issue is it requires a 2/3 majority of states for it to be ratified. The issue is what is being pushed to change the constitution is almost unilaterally against the interest of 50% of the population. If you refuse to work with half the population, you SHOULDNT be able to make large sweeping changes that affect Americans all over the world. WORK WITH US. We all agree change is needed but you need to compromise. You want to limit gun ownership? Okay. But how about instead of banning firearms entirely from private citizens, you offer free of cost licenses that be granted after training. You also remove all restrictions on what firearms we can own. Yes, this includes automatic rifle, sawed off shotguns, machine guns etc. If the argument is truely about safety this should suffice because a trained population will know how to safely store and operate their firearms. If that is too dangerous how about we ban automobiles while we are at it given they kill more people than firearms do in America every single year, and are the leading cause of death for teenagers and young adults? However this won’t ever be proposed because both sides absolutely cannot capitulate. Y’all need a 100% wish list filled and a full unconditional surrender for you to even try and it’s pathetic. The constitution protects 151 million people from harming the way of life of 149 million people It is SUPPOSED to slow you down.
@cl8804
@cl8804 2 сағат бұрын
"sword" is pronounced "sord"
@Zzrik
@Zzrik 2 сағат бұрын
The US is a Republic not a Democracy,and one of the main differences is that Republics does protect minorites where as in a Democracy there is no such thing as one group being proteced from the rest. So of course the US is ran by a minority,in this case the rich who own almost all means of production and other assets, i don't see why people are so surprised by it.
@helgasode9771
@helgasode9771 2 сағат бұрын
Tak for en god video
@A.W-w6t
@A.W-w6t 2 сағат бұрын
If they split the country in half, like you said, the red states would turn into a Mad Max-like hellscape inside of a week.
@jjkk8974
@jjkk8974 2 сағат бұрын
Since 30 years the history books of primary schools do not teach or claim Christoph Columbus discovered the US, because many nations have been living there for very long before Columbus. Didn't you learn this in 30 years???
@StarSizzle
@StarSizzle 2 сағат бұрын
This is straight communist propaganda, an absolute nonsense. Thank god that this far left ideology is not a mainstream, and will never ever be. You want to limit billionaires just because you dont have enough, you envy to them. Of course, those who have nothing want a piece of a cake, ideally for free, but thats not gonna happen. Do you want more wealth? Work hard, start business, take risks and responsibility and maybe you will end up wealthy. Or maybe not, this is how it works. The "free lunch" doesnt exists.
@danielmuller2487
@danielmuller2487 33 минут бұрын
so many people will never have the chance to do that. it's entirely fair for harder working people to have more than others(which clearly demaractes limitarianism from communism. stop throwing around buzzwords if you don't know what they mean and using "communism" as a synonym for "i don't like this") but there's no reason for them to be able to amass more wealth than they could ever spend while other people are suffering from extreme poverty. what do you think the ultimate goal of politics should be? not for as many people as possible to be as happy as possible?
@ThomasPaine-g6t
@ThomasPaine-g6t 2 сағат бұрын
While I agree with much of what is here, I disagree that we need to alter the first amendment in order to allow campaign finance reform. The problem lies not with the amendment, but with how it has been willfully misrepresented. In fact, campaign finance reform would actually *increase* freedom of speech. Equating donations with speech essentially results in the drowning out of the speech of those with less money-ie, it hinders their freedom of speech. The first amendment doesn’t give us the freedom to yell anything into the void-everyone everywhere has that freedom. Rather, it gives us the freedom to be heard in the “public square”-something that money in politics *prevents*. What we need is a new amendment clarifying how campaigns will be financed so it is done fairly, and poor people can have their candidates heard too.
@stef1234
@stef1234 2 сағат бұрын
Great video, thank you!
@thiccupcake
@thiccupcake 2 сағат бұрын
when the market exit speaks, I listen
@pd6923
@pd6923 2 сағат бұрын
Being held hostage by the same document that was "meant" to promote fairness is a paradox of our time that no one ever covers, what's even more mindboggling is that it take's an intellectual from Sweden to call it out for what it is, a complete farce that worked during the eighteen hundreds and has since been abused beyond any valuable use or FUBAR for want of a better word. Top informative video Andres (btw love the AE work) thank you 👍
@jamiejang348
@jamiejang348 2 сағат бұрын
Nice video
@AsdrubaleRossi
@AsdrubaleRossi 2 сағат бұрын
I'll be back when I learn Swedish, lol
@rodak6663
@rodak6663 2 сағат бұрын
The usa was never meant to be a democracy
@johnnygoodman2003
@johnnygoodman2003 29 минут бұрын
The constitution isn't broken. The problem is every american is using it wrong. America needs to copy how other countries follow a constitution. Americans have no idea of the history of constitutional governance and treat their constitution as if its a holy book meant to be worshipped and followed without question.
@Taurian_
@Taurian_ 3 сағат бұрын
Boost
@DragonDios1
@DragonDios1 3 сағат бұрын
we are not equal you human trazzh,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, if you tax rich they leave
@willcowan7678
@willcowan7678 3 сағат бұрын
The constitution literally made the US the greatest country on the planet
@jessealice7137
@jessealice7137 3 сағат бұрын
This world is selfish is all about me me me and is promoted to be this way. I don’t think this will change
@wintooborn
@wintooborn Сағат бұрын
I made a comment about about Elon musk and his companies moving bitcoin around. Mentioning greed and evil in relation to. I received many replies comments backing the mega Uber rich. You’re right my Friend. Much of the world is brainwashed. Not many choosing to think outside of the box or go against the grain.
@Kuac85
@Kuac85 3 сағат бұрын
Amazing stuff as usual.
@BrianReplies
@BrianReplies 3 сағат бұрын
The Constitution is working exactly as it should. We are not a democracy. We are a Republic. We are a “democratic form” of government. We are not into mob rule like you Europeans are. We don’t worship at the altar of “democracy”. It’s a false god. The United States is best viewed as similar to the European Union. The States are called “states”. They are not called “counties”. They are supposed to PRIMARILY exist as small countries of their own with the Federal Government over them only doing…certain things. Why? Because the people in Wyoming don’t want the people of California telling them what to do. No matter how many psycho leftists they happen to have. A state populated with more clowns shouldn’t have significant sway over states that have few. More isn’t better…it’s just more. California is a cesspool that is circling the drain. And there is a large swath of this nation that thinks that those broken ideas are actually GOOD ideas. We can contain the madness in California and a few other states with the current setup. The clowns would overrun the whole country if we were a pure “Democracy”. The majority you are pining for can do things their way in their own states. The normal people can move to a different state of the leftists gain too much ground. If we followed the ideas of people like you…there would be NO place for normal people to go. The madness of California would be shoved down all our throats. Thank God we are a Republic. Than God for the Constitution….and we’ll keep it as-is thank-you-very-much.
@willzill538
@willzill538 3 сағат бұрын
Really well edited! Absolutely rubbish content! Way too many false assumptions.
@NicolasLangloisDemers
@NicolasLangloisDemers 3 сағат бұрын
I thought the US is a Representative Republic?
@Pandrogas
@Pandrogas 3 сағат бұрын
There are absolutely things we need to change in this country, like overturning Citizens United, stopping practices like gerrymandering, adding term limits to the Supreme Court, max terms for Congress, and demolishing the filibuster. I would stop short of a full unabashed democracy because tyranny of the majority is a thing. It's not as obvious in a smaller country where you would think that the majority of the people is representative of the country as a whole, but here, it's much more spread out and people in large cities have a very different culture, mindset, and priorities than those in less populated regions. These notions should be balanced in government, though that's usually much harder than it sounds. NY is a great example of this issue where NYC massively influences and determines laws and policies for everyone because of their population and tax base, but that doesn't mean that many of those same laws and regulations actually make sense in the rest of the state and can occasionally be harmful.
@ethanvance3834
@ethanvance3834 3 сағат бұрын
Clarence Thomas's life is proof that there is no benevolent god.