I think about this several times per day. 🤣

This guy cured my attention span deficit

Excellent timing and delivery for max impact.

I posted this on TikTok. They censored it calling it hate speech.😅

loooooool!

No matter how many times I watch this video, it never stops being funny

It plays in my head multiple times per day lol.

That's Osho, isn't it? They branded him a "cult leader". He was one of the wisest people who saw through so much.

i love this, but this version is truncated. the last bit is the best part. 🤣

”A democracy cannot exist as a permanent force of government. It can only exist until the voters discover that they can vote themselves largesse [benefits] from the public treasury. From that moment on, the majority always votes for the candidate promising the most benefits from the public treasure, with the result that democracy always collapses over loose fiscal policy, always foiled by dictatorship.” - Alexander Tytler

I love how he takes short naps between words. The payoff is worth the wait!

@chansoo This is why the Founding Fathers created a decentralized, Constitutional Republic with seperations of powers. And not a democracy.

“The best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter.” This quote is often attributed to Winston Churchill, but some say he didn't actually say it. Regardless, it's still true whether he said it or nobody said it.

In 2020 this would have triggered me. Now I just quietly nod. Not because people are inherently dufus, they're under a spell.

Made a TLDW version

Latest edit of the word taqiyya on Wiki, 8 hours ago. How very convenient:

Indian Hindu knowledge is timeless. #Osho

Bahahahahaha I've never seen this. And that last part took me out. 🤣

It's so good

😭😭 Side note you should get @NealFlesher on your Pod. He did a episode with Robert Breedlove that was 🔥 and has a great book out

@NealFlesher I appreciate the recommendation!

Plato thought this about democracy, too.

@Vision_Storm

Osho was the best entertainer and cult leader ever. Starting off with a Mercedes in Poona he knew exactly where the weak spots of the people are, e.g. envy and their egos. Later he switched to Rolls Royce, one for every day.

Not only are the people retarded but the people who are genuinely concerned about the people’s prosperity don’t get to lead, only those who can buy their way to power do!

And this is why they set the US up to be a constituomal republic but the founders said, “if you can keep it.” Even they had little confidence in the people’s ability to maintain what had been given.

"Any herd can be led by a few; it is easier to find one wise man than a multitude of them." The Lessons of History by Will Durant shook my assumptions that pure democracy is the ideal government. "In large states public opinion is formed by the most ignorant... Democracy passes into despotism when the people are too ignorant to protect their liberties."

Worth the wait to the end! 🤣🤣🤣

Its an accurate perspective. A Republic requires a thinking and self-actualizing population with independence and self-reliance. As G.E.B Griffith correctly pointed out...there is only Republics and Oligarchies. Nothing else, everything else is skins puppeted by oligarchies.

The Dumbing Down of America is a real thing that started nearly 100 yrs ago. When the Dept of Education was created in the late 70's, it put that agenda on steroids. The people aren't organically retarded its all been done on purpose.

Will watch documentary about him, he bought some land in Oregon, it all ended in deportations, how much times are changed.

Never in a million years did I think Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh would say something that’d make me chuckle.

Imagine being in a hurry to get somewhere and you ask this guy for directions.

🔥

Same

"But the people are retarded." The Founders of America agreed. Thomas Sowell calls it the "tragic view of human nature."

This is actually my favorite and most used GIF

Several times a day I think about your tweet that there’s over 1 billion dumb people in the world. And how it’s considered rude to talk about that but it’s just a fact. I’ve told that to so many people and it’s changed lives and perspectives on daily interactions