The Auron MacIntyre Show - September 04, 2025


Increase the Power of Government with This One Weird Trick ｜ 9⧸4⧸25


Episode Stats

Length

9 minutes

Words per Minute

166.73615

Word Count

1,600

Sentence Count

2

Misogynist Sentences

1

Hate Speech Sentences

17


Summary


Transcript

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00:00:30.560 always and everywhere power seeks to expand its reach and centralize control this expansion of
00:00:36.320 power has never been arrested by abstract principle or words on paper it's only ever checked by the
00:00:41.840 existence of opposing powers those opposing powers must have deep roots and independent resilience
00:00:48.000 and the ability to demand loyalty they must project a sphere of influence in areas that are difficult
00:00:53.920 for the state to replicate providing a form of sovereignty that can resist the power of the
00:00:58.480 government without having to engage in physical conflict communities with robust histories and
00:01:04.560 traditions provide these opposing spheres of sovereignty the religion and folkways of these
00:01:09.760 communities are established by generation after generation practicing them as if they are simply
00:01:15.520 part of the rhythm of life the beliefs are transcendent deriving authority from forces
00:01:21.120 that no earthly power can reproduce these communities build institutions to perpetuate their way of life
00:01:27.920 and care for the well-being of their members churches schools libraries civic organizations
00:01:34.000 unions and fraternal organizations pass down the values of that community preserve its culture
00:01:40.560 and aid members who require assistance robust community creates an opposing sphere of sovereignty
00:01:47.120 because it can make competing demands on its members the organizations inside the community provide
00:01:53.120 critical services that the state cannot and provide a level of emotional and spiritual well-being
00:01:58.800 that the state can't compete with it also requires a set of behaviors that are particular to the community
00:02:04.800 if the members intend to stay in good standing behaviors that the state can't easily alter
00:02:10.960 the loyalty of the members is necessarily split between the community and the government which
00:02:16.240 prevents the state from expanding its reach the way of life in the community is deeply ingrained
00:02:21.920 through hundreds if not thousands of years of custom and habit and the state is required to respect
00:02:27.120 that if it doesn't want to face serious resistance the inhabitants of virtuous and well-organized
00:02:33.600 communities that have existed over hundreds of years tend to accumulate wealth over time that's a
00:02:39.760 benefit of being established over generations and maintaining virtuous habits they have the extra
00:02:45.760 capital and leisure necessary to build robust institutions which can provide critical services
00:02:51.200 and act as a safety net for their members these are the kulaks the middle class that have moved
00:02:57.200 on from base subsistence to independence now this isn't the hyper individualism that is
00:03:02.960 often called self-reliance in the modern world but a form of community reliance that allows its members
00:03:09.200 stability those who are part of the community don't have to live in fear of their day-to-day needs
00:03:14.480 being met they're not reliant on government services when things go wrong and so their loyalty belongs
00:03:20.560 to the community first that's why the government needs to destroy them wait i didn't get charged for my
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00:03:50.640 in his book on power the political theorist bertrand de juvenal describes the classic strategy of high
00:04:00.000 and low versus the middle the ruling class seeks to expand and centralize its power but the middle
00:04:05.520 class stands in the way the lower classes rarely pose a threat because they're dependent and disorganized
00:04:12.080 they don't have the excess capital or leisure time necessary to marshal political opposition
00:04:16.720 it's the middle class with their private property institutions and wealth who can adhere to their
00:04:23.120 long-standing traditions while withstanding pressure from the state in order to gain more power the
00:04:28.480 ruling class must find a way to dissolve all opposing spheres of sovereignty including those created by
00:04:34.560 robust middle-class communities to achieve this goal the ruling class allies with lower dependent
00:04:41.600 classes that can be used to unseat the entrenched kulaks sometimes it uses the domestic underclass
00:04:48.320 but this is less than ideal because they also tend to possess the same folkways and traditions as the
00:04:54.000 middle class you really need to have a huge culture gap between the lower and middle classes a lot of class
00:05:00.400 envy ultimately for this to work now bringing in a foreign underclass that's far more reliable because
00:05:07.840 they have zero connection to the land or its traditions and are more willing to turn against
00:05:13.360 those that are already residing there mass immigration provides cheap labor which tends to
00:05:19.280 benefit the upper class that can afford nannies and gardeners but also provides a large body of new voters
00:05:26.160 to whom promises can be made the diversity of the immigrant lower class means it doesn't have a cohesive
00:05:33.520 culture or a set of traditions that can resist the will of the state they don't have the roots necessary
00:05:39.360 to build resilient institutions that can help those in need they don't have the leisure or will to
00:05:45.040 organize effective political opposition the lower immigrant class is dependent on the ruling class
00:05:51.200 for their ability to enter the country get work achieve civil rights and obtain access to the franchise
00:05:57.600 they often don't speak the language and tend to require some level of state welfare
00:06:01.680 it's not just that the immigrant class is not motivated to oppose the expansion of the state
00:06:06.640 they actually require its growth in order to succeed in order to provide these services to its new
00:06:13.440 political allies the ruling class pillages the middle class the kulaks are blamed for the inequality
00:06:19.840 that now exists within society and are guilted or eventually compelled into giving up some of what they
00:06:25.600 have built in order to provide for the immigrant class this transfer of wealth from the middle class to the
00:06:31.520 new dependent class helps the rulers secure power over the immigrants but very importantly it also
00:06:37.600 helps to weaken the kulaks who are a natural barrier to the expansion of state power as they become poorer
00:06:44.400 the kulaks lose the private property and leisure time that allowed them to build resilient institutions
00:06:50.720 their day-to-day existence becomes more unstable and they're more likely to end up dependent on state services
00:06:57.360 mass immigration also erodes the well-established culture which proved to be a barrier to power
00:07:03.920 people in a community with deeply held traditions limit what the government can command but diverse
00:07:09.440 groups with no unified culture have no such resistance as the native communities are forced to regularly
00:07:16.480 interact with the new arrivals their shared identity begins to erode it's considered taboo to separate
00:07:22.560 yourself from the newcomers or to maintain a separate culture the community institutions that
00:07:27.760 once transmitted culture and helped those in need start to close the charities are exploited the common
00:07:34.240 areas are defiled and those who maintain them see no reason to continue the effort for people they
00:07:39.520 don't really recognize and with whom they share very little in common the ruling class makes it first taboo
00:07:46.000 and then illegal for the communities to relocate and reform anyone who attempts to retreat from the
00:07:51.360 consequences of mass immigration and reconstitute their old way of life becomes an anathema the kulaks
00:07:57.840 are no longer allowed to reside in communities where they can live in the virtuous patterns of their
00:08:02.640 ancestors or transmit those traditions through institutions and the virtue quickly fades the opposing
00:08:09.680 spheres of sovereignty are destroyed and everyone becomes a rootless dependent of a state that now has a blank
00:08:15.760 check to expand its power this is why mass immigration becomes a priority for almost
00:08:21.520 every western liberal democracy it's a strategy that not only removes the barriers to expanding state power but
00:08:28.400 actually creates a patronage machine that demands and fuels the expansion if we want an elite class that's
00:08:35.280 responsive to the needs of the population they govern we must first cut off their access to outside
00:08:41.360 populations that they can use to undermine the natives the middle class and its natural spheres of
00:08:46.720 opposing sovereignty must be restored then and only then can we hope to cage the leviathan our ruling
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