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00:01This is the story of your enslavement, how it came to be, and how you can finally be free.
00:12Like all animals, human beings want to dominate and exploit the resources around them.
00:19At first we mostly hunted and fished and ate off the land, but then something magical and terrible happened to
00:27our minds.
00:30We became, alone among the animals, afraid of death and of future loss.
00:39And this was the start of a great tragedy and an even greater possibility.
00:47You see, when we become afraid of death, of injury and imprisonment, we become controllable and so valuable.
00:57In a way that no other resource could ever be.
01:03The greatest resource for any human being to control is not natural resources or tools or animals or land, but
01:11other human beings.
01:17You can frighten an animal because animals are afraid of pain in the moment, but you cannot frighten an animal
01:25with a loss of liberty, with torture or imprisonment in the future, because animals have very little sense of tomorrow.
01:37You cannot threaten a cow with torture or a sheep with death.
01:42You cannot swing a sword at a tree and scream at it to produce more fruit, or hold a burning
01:48torch to a field and demand more wheat.
01:53You cannot get more eggs by threatening a hen, but you can get a man to give you his eggs
02:00by threatening him.
02:05This human farming has been the most profitable and destructive occupation throughout history, and it is now reaching its destructive
02:16climax.
02:19Human society cannot be rationally understood until it is seen for what it is.
02:26A series of farms where human farmers own human livestock.
02:35Some people get confused because governments provide health care and water and education and roads, and thus imagine that there
02:43is some benevolence at work.
02:47Nothing could be further from the reality.
02:52Farmers provide health care and irrigation and training to their livestock.
03:01Some people get confused because we are allowed certain liberties, and thus imagine that our governments protect our freedoms.
03:11But farmers plant their crops a certain distance apart to increase their yields, and will allow certain animals larger stalls
03:19or fields, if it means they will produce more meat and milk.
03:25In your country, your tax farm, your farmer grants you certain freedoms, not because he cares about your liberties, but
03:35because he wants to increase his profits.
03:40Are you beginning to see the nature of the cage you were born into?
03:47There have been four major phases of human farming.
03:51The first phase, in ancient Egypt, was direct and brutal human compulsion.
03:57Human bodies were controlled, but the creative productivity of the human mind remained beyond the reach of the whip and
04:04the brand of the shackles.
04:07Slaves remained woefully underproductive and required enormous resources to control.
04:16The second phase was the Roman model, wherein slaves were granted some capacity for freedom, ingenuity, and creativity, which raised
04:25their productivity.
04:27This increased the wealth of Rome, and thus the tax income of the Roman government, and with this additional wealth,
04:34Rome became an empire, destroying the economic freedoms that fed its power and collapsed.
04:44I'm sure that this does not seem entirely unfamiliar.
04:51After the collapse of Rome, the feudal model introduced the concept of livestock ownership and taxation.
04:58Instead of being directly owned, peasants farmed land that they could retain as long as they paid off the local
05:04warlords.
05:05This model eventually broke down due to the continual subdivision of productive land and was destroyed during the enclosure movement
05:13when land was consolidated and hundreds of thousands of peasants were kicked off their ancestral lands because new farming techniques
05:21made larger farms more productive with fewer people.
05:27The increased productivity of the later middle ages created the excess food required for the expansion of towns and cities,
05:35which in turn gave rise to the modern democratic model of human ownership.
05:42As displaced peasants flooded into the cities, a huge stock of cheap human capital became available to the rising industrialists,
05:51and the ruling class of human farmers quickly realized that they could make more money by letting their livestock choose
05:59their own occupations.
06:04Under the democratic model, direct slave ownership has been replaced by the mafia model.
06:09The mafia rarely owns businesses directly, but rather sends thugs around once a month to steal from the business owners.
06:22You are now allowed to choose your own occupation, which raises your productivity, and thus the taxes you can pay
06:30to your masters.
06:32Your few freedoms are preserved because they are profitable to your owners.
06:40The great challenge of the democratic model is that increases in wealth and freedom threaten the farmers.
06:48The ruling classes initially profit from a relatively free market in capital and labor, but as their livestock become more
06:54used to their freedoms and growing wealth, they begin to question why they need rulers at all.
07:03Ah well, nobody ever said that human farming was easy.
07:11Keeping the taxed livestock securely in the compounds of the ruling classes is a three-phase process.
07:18The first is to indoctrinate the young through government, quote, education.
07:25As the wealth of democratic countries grew, government schools were universally inflicted in order to control the thoughts and souls
07:33of the livestock.
07:37The second phase is to turn citizens against each other through the creation of dependent livestock.
07:46It is very difficult to rule human beings directly through force, and where it can be achieved, it remains cripplingly
07:52underproductive, as can be seen in North Korea.
07:56Human beings do not breed well or produce efficiently in direct captivity.
08:04Ah, but if human beings believe that they are free, then they will produce much more for their farmers.
08:11The best way to maintain this illusion of freedom is to put some of the livestock on the payroll of
08:17the farmer.
08:19Those cows that become dependent on the existing hierarchy will then attack any other cows who point out the violence,
08:27hypocrisy, and immorality of human ownership.
08:36Officers positioned Grant face first on the floor with one officer near his head, a second near his back, and
08:43a third officer standing nearby.
08:45There appeared to be a brief struggle.
08:48Then, a two-year veteran BART officer stands, draws his weapon, and fires.
08:59Freedom is slavery, and slavery is freedom.
09:05If you can get the cows to attack each other whenever anybody brings up the reality of their situation,
09:12then you don't have to spend nearly as much controlling them directly.
09:17Those cows who become dependent upon the stolen largesse of the farmer will violently oppose any questioning of the virtue
09:24of human ownership.
09:25And the intellectual and artistic classes, always and forever dependent upon the farmers,
09:30will say to anyone who demands freedom from ownership,
09:33you will harm your fellow cows.
09:39The livestock are thus kept enclosed by shifting the moral responsibility for the destructiveness of the violent system
09:48to those who demand real freedom.
09:54The third phase is to invent continual external threats,
09:57so that the frightened livestock cling to the protection of the farmers.
10:05This system of human farming is now nearing its end.
10:11The terrible tragedies of modern Western economic systems has occurred not in spite of,
10:18but because of, past economic freedoms.
10:23The massive increases in Western wealth throughout the 19th century resulted from economic freedoms.
10:29And it was this very increase in wealth that fed the size and power of the state.
10:36Whenever the livestock become exponentially more productive,
10:39you get a corresponding increase in the number of farmers and their dependents.
10:44The growth of the state is always proportional to the preceding economic freedoms.
10:51Economic freedoms create wealth and the wealth attracts more thieves and political parasites,
10:56whose greed then destroys the economic freedoms.
11:02In other words, freedom metastasizes the cancer of the state.
11:11The government that starts off the smallest will always end up the largest.
11:18This is why there can be no viable and sustainable alternative to a truly free and peaceful society.
11:26A society without political rulers, without human ownership, without the violence of taxation and statism.
11:38To be truly free is both very easy and very hard.
11:44We avoid the horror of our enslavement because it is so painful to see it directly.
11:55We dance around the endless violence of our dying system because we fear the attacks of our fellow livestock.
12:05But we can only be kept in the cages we refuse to see.
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