They're LYING! Wake Up & Fight Back Against the System!

9 December 2017 ·
The video addresses themes of love, empowerment, corporate influence, personal identity, and the desire for a peaceful world.
[76:53-77:20]
The speaker expresses love for all, but emphasizes that betrayal can sever relationships.
Doesn't matter what we look like. Where we come from. I love you guys like you're my family. until you betray me or you hurt me or whatever then you know i whatever i don't i won't talk to you anymore but real talk though like we gotta look at each other like that you know i mean we can't just hold truth and love and light for our our group our our clique you know our squad our family no man this is The only way we can really change that.
[77:20-77:41]
The speaker argues for the importance of sharing knowledge to empower and uplift society.
And that's how it's been on the planet. Squad in the light. You know. Like. Like. Secret society. Stealing all the knowledge. And using that to fucking control the planet. No. We don't need that mentality no Like. We can come together. And just. Brighten this up. With knowledge. Because they say. Like. Knowledge is power.
[77:41-78:06]
The speaker rejects corporate education systems that limit personal growth and understanding.
We're going to change the shape. We want to empower ourselves here. We need to gain knowledge. And we're not going to do it by learning anything that these corporations tell us. Or following their fucking system. We're not gaining knowledge. dumbing us down. They're trying to make us fucking obey everything they say. Not resist.
[78:06-78:45]
The speaker advocates for the preservation of the planet and the survival of humanity and its resources.
So they can set us up in a situation where we're going to be defenseless. And we're going to have to fight for some fucking bumbaclot bullshit that's going to destroy my family, my friends, my future, my children's future, and my planet. And the innocence of the animals. I don't want to see any of that shit go down. Fuck that shit. I want to see the survival of this planet. Survival of my human species, the one race. You know what I mean? I want to see the protection of this planet and its resources and the animals and everything that is supposed to be here.
[78:45-79:10]
The narrator venting frustration over corporate actions that harm the environment and society.
Not for fucking us to fuck it over because we're so arrogant and we want to fucking Just kill shit? No, man. Like, these corporations want to kill shit. It's not the men and the women involved in these corporations that want to do it. And I just feel like I'm just repeating the same shit over and over and over and over. And I'm sorry. But it's just pissing me off. I got a little heated on that topic.
[79:11-79:33]
The narrator encourages viewers to reflect on their nationality and its implications.
But realistically, again, I'm just going to say it last time. It's our status. And I want everybody who checks this video just to think about it. What is my nationality? And what does it mean to declare my nationality? Because we're all operating under assumed status. Which is not our benefit.
[79:33-80:00]
The narrator discusses the dangers of assumptions and the need to prove one's character.
It means they got the power. They're assuming, it's like me assuming someone's a racist. And then I, throughout my whole life, I believe this person's a racist. Until I actually talk to that person and then they tell me, man, I have a fucking blah blah blah in my family. How can I be a racist? I'm not a racist. I declare I'm not a racist and I can prove it. We have to prove these people. And that seems like, you know, that's just the Easiest way I could project it.
[80:01-80:21]
The narrator shares feelings of oppression and exploitation by societal systems.
But we're being projected in a way that we're in a dead status. We're a slave. We're the lowest of the low. We're worthless. They can pollute us. They can poison us. They can kill us. They can do whatever they want to us. We have to pay to play. We gotta do all this shit. They can tax the fuck out of us. They can make it so hard to live in this shit.
[80:22-80:55]
The narrator asserts personal rights and challenges the suppression of individual identity.
And it doesn't matter. Why? Because of our status. Because we are not real people. This sounds so fucking stupid. But I'm a man. I'm a real person. And not only that, I'm a national. I'm a part of the human family. Y'all are fucking corporations. Y'all are bullshit. I want my fucking rights. No, no, no, no, You can't give me my rights. I want you to recognize the rights that I have. That you have been trying to suppress and to deny me unlawfully. And I'm gonna take you fucking to court for that shit.
[80:55-81:19]
The narrator stresses the importance of taking action to assert one's rights and claims.
Because you have been damaging me my whole goddamn life, claiming me this, claiming me that. Well, that's what I claim, goddammit. I'm a man. You know what I mean? Like Little dramatization there. But this is the type of shit we gotta do. Put it on paper. We can't just say this shit. We gotta put it on paper. Send it. Send it. Send it out to everybody. Send it out to these fucking corporate bastards. These governments and shit.
[81:19-81:34]
The narrator calls for unity among people against corporate dominance.
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 rejects societal games in favor of a future filled with peace and love.
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.