Dismantle the Machine: Rebuild with Love & Our Bright Minds!

9 December 2017 ·
The video advocates for unity against corporate domination, self-love, and the transformative power of love for a better future.
[81:19-81:34]
The narrator calls for unity against corporate domination, emphasizing the need for collective recognition and declaration.
We need to come together. Realizing. Recognizing. Declaring. We are a part of the human family. We are not a part of these corporations that just want to dominate, control, and destroy everything they fucking see here.
[81:34-82:06]
The narrator declares rejection of societal games, expressing a desire for peace and love over destructive governance.
I'm done. done, man. I'm done being a part of the game. I'm not a part of the game. I'm better than this. I'm more evolved in this. I don't like it. I don't like seeing death, fucking hate, destruction, when there could be joy, peace, and love on this planet. Like, real talk. And if it's the government controlling the situation that's making this the way, then I don't want anything to do with these fucking governments.
[82:06-82:24]
The narrator reflects on self-governance, asserting the need to avoid corruption in positions of power.
I will be my own government. I can self-govern myself to not do anything these fucking evil fuckers are doing in this position of power. And I believe their positions of power have corrupted them. Maybe they weren't always like that.
[82:24-83:01]
The narrator criticizes the current system and advocates for starting anew, stating the necessity to stop the existing 'machine.'
But because they were put in certain positions, because people in those positions are maintaining the type of style that is on the planet right now. As you come in, you conform to the reality. Nobody tries to go in and change it because they can't. Because you can't go in that machine and change the machine. The machine has to stop. We got to start again. We got to do something else. We can't fucking fix this machine and make it better. We have to stop the machine and fucking make it something else.
[83:01-83:20]
The narrator discusses the potential to create a better system using available tools and the brilliance of the community.
We have everything. We got all the tools. Of a good machine. It's just been fucked over. It's been messed up and it's been corrupted. We can dismantle it. We can. With our bright minds. Our amazing people. Recreate a better machine.
[83:20-83:46]
The narrator describes a vision where everyone can be happy and successful, rejecting societal lies and struggles.
That we can all be within. And actually be happy and successful. We don't have to be fucking living this fucking lie. We don't have to be torturing. fucking our hearts and our souls and this existence and that we have to just Like work to survive in. And just accept it. Because you know well that's the way it is. No. I refuse to accept this is the way it is anymore.
[83:46-84:13]
The narrator critiques territorial destruction, emphasizing the need for reconciliation and collective action against corporations.
I don't know what to do. All I can do is just share my unsupport for this fucking territories. That just wanted to colonize and destroy and not like return anything back. No. We need to have reconciliation. We need to have Everybody coming together and just dismissing these corporations. They set it up.
[84:13-84:35]
The narrator advocates for a shift from corporate dictatorship to community unity, starting from within ourselves.
They set everything up for us. Now let's just take it over and figure out how we can merge from corporate dictatorship to unity. And I really, I believe it starts with our own community. And then before that, it starts within our own hearts and our own self. Working on ourself.
[84:35-85:14]
The narrator underscores the importance of self-love as a foundation for loving others and improving personal relationships.
To love ourselves. Best way to love anybody else is to love ourselves. And that is so key. And I'm trying to like I'm only saying it because that's what I'm working on too. I don't want to be in a relationship until I know I'm in love with myself. I can't love anybody properly. I'm sharing love messages. But at the same time, I know I'm not actually, 24 hours a day, showing myself the love that I need to show myself. And until I do that, until we all can do that, show ourselves love, how can we really recognize that for everybody else? For real, for real.
[85:14-85:54]
The narrator philosophizes about love as a transformative force, crucial for changing the world.
And that's just a real talk. So, love is the thing that is really important. affects everybody on this planet love is the thing is the key i think it's like that that secret key that really can change the world how we see love how we feel love how we express love to ourself and then how we share it to others like real talk as we understand that our whole world will change There's a quote that I want to say.