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I agree that 99% of the politicians have no idea what’s going on. They naively believe they are making a change, and probably doing some shady shit on the side to enrich themselves. I’m not worried about them.

However, there is a group of people who have a sort of God complex, and believe they are ushering in a new and better world. So their intentions are technically good in their own mind, but they wish to accomplish this under any means necessary.

You are thinking about the correct movie. Metropolis was made in the 20s, and it’s a favorite film of the elite. These people are not stupid by any means. Check out this article about the movie:

https://vigilantcitizen.com/musicbusiness/the-occult-symbolism-of-movie-metropolis-and-its-importance-in-pop-culture/

Leo Fernevak 2y ago

Well formulated.

Bureaucrats generally attempt to solve what they believe to be management problems. Since all freedoms comes with risks, the logical result of combating risks, then, is by abolishing free agency, one step at the time.

This is the tragic but predictable trajectory of bureaucracy and central planning, if allowed to proceed without course correction.

We have to judge harmful actions from their observable consequences rather than merely intentions. Intentions remain an area of speculation while actions are measurable. The road to hell is paved with central planning in the guise of good intentions.

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