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  • @RomanianTvee
    @RomanianTvee  6 дней назад +39

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    • @SIPEROTH
      @SIPEROTH 6 дней назад +8

      You know what the biggest irony is? That even if that meme was real but that one guy was actually getting elected it will still be more democratic than the EU.

    • @balham456
      @balham456 6 дней назад +3

      Outstanding analysis, as always

    • @DanKuches
      @DanKuches 5 дней назад

      We are dealing with mental midgets though, Vee, that's a big part of the issue.

    • @p.s.shnabel3409
      @p.s.shnabel3409 3 дня назад +1

      Germans love two things: insurances and bureaucracy.
      They'll bend over for Big Daddy Government so fast, their chin will hit their knees.
      If the creator of that meme is German, it wouldn't surprise me in the least; they're not fighting to have *less* government, they're arguing about whose party gets to hold the whip.
      And before there's any the whining and the crying and the gnashing of the teeth: I'm an ex-pat German.

  • @MWH12085
    @MWH12085 6 дней назад +857

    For a leftists, becoming an unelected beaurcrat is the ultimate dream job.

    • @michelguevara151
      @michelguevara151 6 дней назад +74

      also known as "being appointed as commissar"

    • @ALUCARDTWILLIGHT
      @ALUCARDTWILLIGHT 6 дней назад +7

      Yh pretty much

    • @jaang7424
      @jaang7424 6 дней назад +64

      Literally. There was a video where they interviewed leftist/young communists in Berkeley/Portland, and then some text thread on Reddit covering the same suject, asking what they'd do for work after the communist revolution.
      They all wabted to be Kommisars or Buearocrats.
      No one wanted to be a factory worker.

    • @ABD-pc3jf
      @ABD-pc3jf 6 дней назад

      Undeserved unchecked power. Yea, that sounds like a leftist dream.

    • @checkyoursixgaming
      @checkyoursixgaming 6 дней назад +28

      Not just an unelected bureaucrat, but one with the power of a king. They want the bottom right example for themselves as an unelected bureaucrat.

  • @outforbeer
    @outforbeer 6 дней назад +1189

    The meme is so funny. So the gov is scary with just 3 ppl in gov? When the right talk about smaller gov, they are not referring to representatives, but bureaucrats

    • @FL_2000O
      @FL_2000O 6 дней назад +47

      I mean, I want fewer representatives in most instances too. Constitution and SCOTUS, disband the legislature, the only time we elect someone is when a President or SCOTUS member steps down, then we elect representatives to choose a replacement of the latter and we elect the former on a local electoral college level.

    • @lonexon
      @lonexon 6 дней назад +106

      To be fair, in a government where only 1 person makes all the decisions with only 1 legislation changes happen much faster. But because this "meme" is so stupid since the author inherently doesn't understand the subject it becomes funny. 🤣

    • @Aderla22
      @Aderla22 6 дней назад +28

      To be fair, they also talk about fewer representatives. Looking at germany in the last 20 years the seats increased from 600 to 730. All of them eligible to a lifelong pension and other goodies...

    • @SA-rb5xq
      @SA-rb5xq 6 дней назад

      ​@@Aderla22I'd be Ok with more representatives if they had 1-year terms and lived like monks and nuns

    • @kimmogensen4888
      @kimmogensen4888 6 дней назад +9

      ⁠@@Aderla22 that was a lot, no matter how big the population is the USA size is even a little too big, they will take a long time to agreement with that many egos, and because of you are republic you already have a lot of local self governance, 730 trying to find a compromise that must have been easy and smooth governance 😂 only good thing is that often politicians make things worse so if they are spending time on arguing instead of more problems for the population more often than not it’s a good thing 😂

  • @skaruts
    @skaruts 6 дней назад +787

    I'd love to ask the person who made the meme, where have they ever seen a dictatorship that was small, and didn't involve a big enough army actively acting on dissenters and a bajillion gov officials managing, supervising and inspecting all the state's monopolies.

    • @ThermicLight
      @ThermicLight 6 дней назад +79

      This deserves to be pinned.

    • @chadmagnus5850
      @chadmagnus5850 6 дней назад +101

      And don't forget the secret police and the snitch and spy networks.

    • @jaang7424
      @jaang7424 6 дней назад

      ​@@chadmagnus5850 Like Facebook's 40,000 fact checkers? Or the tens of thousands of newly-unemployed DEI Kommisars?
      They know, and they're seething that thier army of informants and snitches is being rooted out.

    • @Snakedude4life
      @Snakedude4life 6 дней назад +61

      Almost every dictatorship is built upon a giant pyramid of power.
      There’s a guy at the top, but he’s the one lending you his some of his power so you can go to a small village and simply order “Yes everyone left handed, to the camps.”

    • @jaang7424
      @jaang7424 6 дней назад +36

      @Snakedude4life Other way around. He has the power he has at the top of the pyramid because of all the layers that are beneath him on the pyramid.
      Without all of those layers under him, there'd be no power for him to loan.

  • @TJK10
    @TJK10 6 дней назад +309

    “Government should be bigger!”
    >Frame pulls out to a continent.
    “Bigger!”
    >Frame pulls out to include several continents.
    “Bigger!!!”
    >Frame pulls out to show the whole world.
    “Perfect…”

    • @bluefmi
      @bluefmi 6 дней назад +29

      wait until they find out they can colonize other planets
      wait until they find out they can terraform other planets and colonize them
      wait until they find out they can make an orbital habitat
      wait until they find out they can make a Dyson sphere
      wait until they find out they can travel FTL in this galaxy
      wait until they find out they can travel to other galaxies

    • @dansmith1661
      @dansmith1661 6 дней назад +18

      Praise the God Emperor!

    • @pedrogorostiza6703
      @pedrogorostiza6703 6 дней назад

      This would give dev a boner if he still could get boners because of hypertension

    • @zeeteepippi275
      @zeeteepippi275 6 дней назад

      @@bluefmi WHOA WHOA WHOA COLONIZE?!?! I think these aliens need some preliminary reparations for their problematic representation in media, and if there's no one to accept we give back to the land.

    • @quadgod77
      @quadgod77 6 дней назад +11

      Ah, yes. Le-classic international socialism (communism).

  • @inediblegrobb7524
    @inediblegrobb7524 6 дней назад +297

    "The bureaucracy is expanding to meet the needs of the expanding bureaucracy." - Oscar Wilde.
    And that is why any sane person wants a smaller government.

    • @AwoudeX
      @AwoudeX 6 дней назад +23

      and bureaucracy is never efficient and always a burden

    • @thefool8224
      @thefool8224 6 дней назад +3

      i couldnt help but read it in CABAL's voice

    • @Amin-al-Husseini_1941picture
      @Amin-al-Husseini_1941picture 5 дней назад +4

      my country Is quite small in europe, im talking about driving through it in 3 hours of driving max. the guys working in the goverment said they are "short handed" and got 100 extra people..
      these new 100 said also "we are short handed" and we got another 200.. can you guess what these new 200 people are now asking? thats right.. another 300, all related to eachother biologically even and some with no qualifications
      this shit aint Asterix and Obelix going through a "simple administrative formality"

    • @balala7567
      @balala7567 4 дня назад

      @@AwoudeX With slight exceptions, but yeah like 99.9% of it is useless

    • @TheUplate
      @TheUplate 3 дня назад

      ​@@thefool8224I read it in Leonard Nimoy's voice

  • @ivercingetorix1367
    @ivercingetorix1367 6 дней назад +624

    Small government is when power is consolidated in an unchecked monarch with absolute power?
    Democracy is unelected bureaucrats?

    • @Andri474
      @Andri474 6 дней назад

      In the minds of leftists, this is how the world works.

    • @Alpha_Digamma
      @Alpha_Digamma 6 дней назад +14

      Yes.

    • @aktuellyattee8265
      @aktuellyattee8265 6 дней назад +40

      yes, and that's a good thing.
      the government shouldn't exist at all, but if it has to, then it should be controlled absolutely by one person, and that power should be hereditary
      low time preferences über alles

    • @Vargram1
      @Vargram1 6 дней назад +48

      *blackmailed unelected bureaucrat

    • @Xazamas
      @Xazamas 6 дней назад +31

      Big part of French Absolutism was the centralized state bureaucracy. In fact the entire word comes from a French term for a type of desk, and supposedly at one point referred specifically to a certain room in the royal palace, where a master ledger or something similar, was kept.

  • @mrbigglezworth42
    @mrbigglezworth42 6 дней назад +408

    Holy crap, a leftist meme that isn't a wall of text! Oh no, they're learning.

    • @adrian-dragosbalaban6401
      @adrian-dragosbalaban6401 6 дней назад +81

      Don't worry, they won't be getting anywhere close to making sense anytime soon

    • @haraldbredsdorff2699
      @haraldbredsdorff2699 6 дней назад +55

      Don't worry. The momeny they get told how this meme is wrong, they will ad a wall of text, to explain how the king would have a army of Merch's, or something similar.

    • @ALUCARDTWILLIGHT
      @ALUCARDTWILLIGHT 6 дней назад +13

      It's evolving

    • @thegodofalldragons
      @thegodofalldragons 6 дней назад

      Now you can tell in a few seconds just how stupid they are! Incredible!

    • @serpentinious7745
      @serpentinious7745 6 дней назад +16

      Maybe next they'll try *thinking*

  • @chadmagnus5850
    @chadmagnus5850 6 дней назад +202

    I remember a short novel I had to read in elementary school, about why bloat and bureaucracy was bad for society.
    In the story, a wooden bench was corroding away in a street and a complaint was issued by a citizen. The novel then described how the complaint went through the system all the way to the top, for a minister's hand signature, then for the paperwork to go to the branches of the system to have the low grunt worker go out and replace the bench that, since the complaint was filed, has rotter away completely and the street where the bench was, would be removed and a new government office building would be built in it's place. The low grunt workers didn't care, they replaced the bench anyway, because otherwise they wouldn't get paid. The construction workers, who were there to start their work filed a new complaint about the bench, and by the time the paperwork arrived to the minister, that the bench was in place and the construction workers were complaining, the new bench started to corrode away and no other work got done, but all the government workers and the minister got their pay.

    • @griffinoleary1694
      @griffinoleary1694 6 дней назад +5

      Which short story was this?

    • @michelguevara151
      @michelguevara151 6 дней назад +10

      sounds like france lol

    • @Rockhopperforlife
      @Rockhopperforlife 6 дней назад +34

      Horrifyingly accurate

    • @117johnpar
      @117johnpar 6 дней назад +15

      Sounds like a real story, but has definitely happened with HOAs or trees.

    • @chadmagnus5850
      @chadmagnus5850 6 дней назад +28

      @@117johnpar In many countries, here in Eastern Europe, you are not allowed to fix things as a citizen, that would be the government's job. The official reason for this is "The government and it's institutions exist, to fix problems, so you don't have to". However, because of this, the government gained monopoly on these things, like fixing the road. But if the government doesn't have the budget to fix the road, you are not allowed to fix it, because you are taking away the jobs of the government workers, you make them look bad and it makes you independent of the government. And the government hates independence form the government, because they get scared the citizen might think they don't need a government.
      A bloated, bureaucratic government always finds the money for their own workers and politicians, but might never find the money to fix that pothole, that broke your car's wheel.

  • @xenn4985
    @xenn4985 6 дней назад +326

    "You don't like big government? Then you MUST want the smallest government possible!"
    Fallacious.

    • @liubei3058
      @liubei3058 6 дней назад +66

      Well to me, yes. But a dictator is not a small government.

    • @kimmogensen4888
      @kimmogensen4888 6 дней назад +5

      @@liubei3058and isn’t congress the legislative branch of government how are Trump supposed make them fire themselves 😂 he doesn’t make laws and it would take constitutional amendment to change, less bureaucracy, taxes, less laws, less regulation, less government influence over citizens lives is what it means.

    • @liubei3058
      @liubei3058 6 дней назад +13

      @ Isn't it interesting how you took everything totally out of context, inserted your own, and now you're expecting me to make defense of an argument I never made?

    • @Athetos_Admech
      @Athetos_Admech 6 дней назад +37

      'Small government' doesn't mean fewer representatives. It means fewer laws, regulations, taxes, and bureaucrats.
      "I want small government" = "leave me alone"

    • @sik3xploit
      @sik3xploit 6 дней назад +12

      Absolutists don't comprehend balance.

  • @marcussawyer4751
    @marcussawyer4751 6 дней назад +232

    They do not realize... the smaller the governament, the easier to depose.
    If the governament gets too bloated, you'll never be able to get rid of all bad apples. Or maybe they do realize and are scared about it.

    • @francestaylor9156
      @francestaylor9156 6 дней назад +26

      Indeed. We’re in the mess we’re in because kings ended up being pretty easy to get rid of. Imagine trying to get rid of the republic? It’s a monster.

    • @blade8741
      @blade8741 6 дней назад +23

      ​@@francestaylor9156 a leviathan, if you will.

    • @dansmith1661
      @dansmith1661 6 дней назад +9

      Sounds like a tree of liberty with little need for constant watering. A real utopia. Fear the people.

    • @Beuwen_The_Dragon
      @Beuwen_The_Dragon 5 дней назад

      Leftists want to be a part of the bloated bureaucracy, so that they can get a free ride off the backs of tax payers, while forcing everyone to conform to their views.

  • @hatuna9621
    @hatuna9621 6 дней назад +151

    "All in the State, nothing outside the State, nothing against the State" - Benito Mussolini creator of fascism. If you believe that more power in the hands of the State is better, you are a fascist.

    • @Occult1488
      @Occult1488 6 дней назад +8

      Great

    • @mitchryan257
      @mitchryan257 6 дней назад +17

      You should go for Marxist/Socialist/Communist comparisons instead, who centralized power to oligarchs and were 100x worse than fascists.

    • @imlivingunderyourbed7845
      @imlivingunderyourbed7845 6 дней назад +2

      But everything is political. So that should mean everything is within the jurisdiction of the state.
      Only a state in total control of everything can prevent the scary fascists from taking over.

    • @ChaosSwissroIl
      @ChaosSwissroIl 6 дней назад +22

      @@mitchryan257 They are all literally the same thing. The only difference between them is the terminology and the excuse offered for control. There is no difference between the State Economic Commission of the Council, the Ministry of Corporations, and the Department for Business and Trade. They are identical in all aspects other than name.

    • @dansmith1661
      @dansmith1661 6 дней назад +3

      I believe Fascism is dad saying no. Now tell me you want more safety regulations on our food supply while decrying those awful Fascists.

  • @nilpointfive
    @nilpointfive 6 дней назад +475

    That meme forgot to zoom out. Imagine thinking that all of the government fits in one room.

    • @SterileNeutrino
      @SterileNeutrino 6 дней назад +59

      People have forgotten that coof was "everyone for government and everyone obeys government" for an extended period of time. Entire crops were lost.

    • @GodOfOrphans
      @GodOfOrphans 6 дней назад +30

      Yeah even Monarchies have lower level aristocrats and assistants for logistics if nothing else Fuedalism still had it's share of beuracracy no matter what Neomonarchists like to pretend otherwise

    • @bradwhite5884
      @bradwhite5884 6 дней назад +14

      Yeah, this meme does not get to the punchline or the punchline is so off that it missed its mark by a long shot, this memeist can't meme, he probably a leftist, so that explains it all, lol

    • @bradwhite5884
      @bradwhite5884 6 дней назад +7

      ​@@GodOfOrphans Yeah, I don't get why people want monarchies or want it to return, it is just as worse as communism just more about royal inheritance then such, communism and monarchy are both the same in ways, so yeah

    • @asandax6
      @asandax6 6 дней назад

      ​@@bradwhite5884 No it's not. It's much easier to go after a single person (The king) when he effs up and impossible to hold anyone responsible in a democracy because they can keep playing the blame game until they die and you wouldn't be able to do anything about it.

  • @michaelthomasshields
    @michaelthomasshields 6 дней назад +39

    I'd rather a king in my country than 5 wealthy individuals who rule the world telling me what to do...

  • @sheevmuhqueen726
    @sheevmuhqueen726 6 дней назад +44

    This is an example of the concentration of power, not the reduction of govt.

    • @colonel__klink7548
      @colonel__klink7548 6 дней назад

      Which is really kind of the point. That's what the left sees. The guy supersedes congress power of the purse on tariffs (congress foolishly surrendered that one power to the president in the 70s.) He even is even trying to repeal the 14th amendment to the constitution via executive order. So... it looks like the goal is concentration of power, not less power overall.

  • @ladybabbleon
    @ladybabbleon 6 дней назад +33

    It's cute how they think kings didn't have large governments. Makes me wanna pat their derpy heads and call them precious. 🙄

    • @matthiuskoenig3378
      @matthiuskoenig3378 4 дня назад

      Kings did infact have small governements, beurocracy expanded during the shift to democracy and was opposed by the Conservatives and aristocrats.
      Some of the smallest governements in history (not just compared to modern times but compared to their contemporaries were monarchies). Monarchies could also have big governements, some of the largest relative to their times were monarchies.
      Their misunderstanding is not about the size of government but what is meant by size, they seem to only think it's about representatives when it's about the entire thing. A small governement has a small army. And if a monarch rules successfully with a small army relative to his nation then he is probably a good government.

  • @captainotto
    @captainotto 6 дней назад +186

    Next level trolling right there. This is on par with "your body, my choice".

    • @zerrodefex
      @zerrodefex 6 дней назад +15

      Which they suddenly didn't care about when they tried to force mandate the jab.

    • @Amin-al-Husseini_1941picture
      @Amin-al-Husseini_1941picture 5 дней назад

      @@zerrodefex typical rapey leftists. they give women the illusion of freedom only to then abuse it and gladly dropkick the pregnant woman just to get what they want out of them (usually submission, not even for money)

  • @trime1015
    @trime1015 6 дней назад +329

    They are such children. "Smaller" means LESS INFLUENTIAL, not literally smaller in numbers ffs

    • @hgu123454321
      @hgu123454321 6 дней назад +1

      They're always like that. When you complain about illegal immigration they will infer that that means "closing the borders", which in their minds means "stopping all international traffic and trade". That's not what was said at all, but now they'll run with it...

    • @slydoorkeeper4783
      @slydoorkeeper4783 6 дней назад +56

      To a degree, smaller in numbers too as there would be less bureaucrats.

    • @Arassar
      @Arassar 6 дней назад +69

      No, it definitely ALSO means smaller in numbers. Because numbers cost MONEY.

    • @lordthruxawe504
      @lordthruxawe504 6 дней назад +37

      Less influence AND less numbers

    • @symptomofsouls
      @symptomofsouls 6 дней назад +28

      It can mean both
      Imagine being a dictator with 2 guards, it's impossible. You would just be overrun

  • @domehammer
    @domehammer 6 дней назад +32

    Monarchies were never just the king... the King had a council. If they wanted to do monarch thing stop at 3rd image. Also the second image just removes people not change the seating at all which is weird.

    • @jasa9707
      @jasa9707 5 дней назад +2

      Yep, and we had more rights, freedom and paid less taxes.

  • @seinfan9
    @seinfan9 6 дней назад +40

    I guess those two bodyguards are enough to enforce the king's will on hundreds of millions of people.

    • @Alex_Fahey
      @Alex_Fahey 6 дней назад +16

      That means it must be a well-loved government.

  • @dgumbrecht
    @dgumbrecht 6 дней назад +21

    "Are people this dumb, or are they making memes for people this dumb?"
    Yes.

  • @OmegaTou
    @OmegaTou 6 дней назад +149

    Threaten me with a good time. I guess they don't realize some of us are monoarchists.

    • @GodwynDi
      @GodwynDi 6 дней назад +8

      Spoon alternate account? j/k

    • @OmegaTou
      @OmegaTou 6 дней назад +11

      @GodwynDi To be fair, Spoon and Aydin's Broken Crown channel introduced me to Eric Von Kuehnelt-Leddihn.

    • @cabnbeeschurgr
      @cabnbeeschurgr 6 дней назад +22

      I for one welcome the God-Emperor Trump

    • @idontlikerome2744
      @idontlikerome2744 6 дней назад +5

      @@cabnbeeschurgr but is he truly the Omnissiah?

    • @cabnbeeschurgr
      @cabnbeeschurgr 5 дней назад +15

      @@idontlikerome2744 depends. If anyone is going to end up being the God-Emperor or Omnissiah it's probably Barron, that lad is enormous.

  • @SpartanTrigger
    @SpartanTrigger 6 дней назад +166

    Yes Vee … people are this dumb

    • @Armameteus
      @Armameteus 6 дней назад +2

      You're half-right. They're dumb, certainly, but they're _also_ malicious.
      Even if they misunderstand the topic at hand, it's on purpose; wilful ignorance in order to create a strawman out of your opponents. It's the dumb "playing dumb" to excuse being evil.

    • @k_tess
      @k_tess 5 дней назад

      ​​@@ArmameteusIts not their stupidity. Its not their malice. Its not them playing dumb when caught. No its not all that, because their still pretty dumb. No its the fact that after its all said and done, laid bare for all to see, they STILL gaslight, and people STILL believe them.

  • @DonaldDeCicco
    @DonaldDeCicco 6 дней назад +79

    The leftists want to be told what to do and how to live. This is why they like the bureaucracy. If the monarch did the same for them they would love it.

    • @domehammer
      @domehammer 6 дней назад

      Bureaucracy also negatively effects capitalism so it's a win win for the Left. The amount of hoops to jump through and red tape to do any business is insane. Sure some things have been done for safety but safety standards are written for the guy who would shove a hand into a wood chipper or would eat a product called nuts when they are allergic to nuts.

    • @Armameteus
      @Armameteus 6 дней назад

      No, they want to be the ones _telling you_ what to do and how to live, while they get total freedom to do and live however they want. That's what their true goal is. They want to be part of the system that controls you. That's why they like bureaucracy - they aspire to be part of it and use its power to subjugate everyone under them, as untouchable dictators.

    • @bigmoe9856
      @bigmoe9856 5 дней назад +4

      You're thinking too small. They want to be able to tell everyone else what to do. However, they understand that a smaller system (in this example of what they think is a smaller govt) would induce more competition against more competent individuals which would naturally kick them out of positions of powers. So a big govt that includes everyone's opinion and remove agency from the individual makes their own voice and will to power that much more dynamic is prefered.

    • @bigmoe9856
      @bigmoe9856 5 дней назад +1

      At the same time, of course, a small govt in the way people actually mean-ie a less influential one-is just as much a nightmare because it puts agency back in the hands of the people. It's the same problem of competition but one stage down.

  • @labbit35
    @labbit35 6 дней назад +50

    Literally “tell me you don’t know how shit works without telling me you don’t know how shit works”

  • @ClearlyCero
    @ClearlyCero 6 дней назад +18

    You can't reason people out of a position that they didn't reason themselves in to.

  • @OptimalToast
    @OptimalToast 6 дней назад +29

    Less bureaucracy also equates to better representation of _elected_ members and their constituents by removing power from un-elected officials.

    • @colonel__klink7548
      @colonel__klink7548 6 дней назад +1

      Ok here's a question. Your congress passes a law. "everyone owes the government $50 a year." Now... how do they enforce it? It's almost like... the bureaucracy are their hands and fingers reaching into your pocket or something.

    • @OptimalToast
      @OptimalToast 5 дней назад

      @@colonel__klink7548 That's not the bureaucracy I'm referring to though, I'm talking about the administration of departments making rules of their own and who act on their own making departmental changes without proper govt oversight, which is where the vast majority of the bloat comes in. The culture of budget splurging has also become a lot more common place, even in the private sector.

    • @colonel__klink7548
      @colonel__klink7548 5 дней назад

      @@OptimalToast The reality is that the bureaucracy has shrunk in size by 25% (as a bureaucrats per capita basis) since 79 and it costs only roughly 4% of the federal budget. The "bloat" is ultimately... the government outsourcing tasks to contractors like... Elon Musk who became the world's richest man off the largesse of the US and European governments.
      It gets worse actually... If your local government hires a garbage man itself the garbage man takes the wages and buys a house and spends money in local shops. If they contract out to a garbage company your tax dollars go to a garbage man who is paid less, and the owners of that contracting company get the difference. They spend the difference on buying a house they don't need and flipping it for rent. This is the difference between "money", something we spend on personal needs and "capital" which is surplus money from a business enterprise that is used to invest in more capital. Over a significant period of time housing prices go up so the contracted garbage men or you for that matter can't afford a house and the worst part is that the state of affairs is created by the tax dollars you paid.
      Now part of the problem with bureaucracy doing it's own rulings is... Congress is not very active in it. We can't get congress to even pass a budget anymore. So... how do you expect congress to oversee it's enforcement arms? this is a failure of our elected officials, not the staff that follows their orders.

    • @colonel__klink7548
      @colonel__klink7548 5 дней назад

      @@OptimalToast Just to clarify a bit further. Government employees are 4% of budget thereabouts. Men like Elon Musk account for 14% of the federal budget. The richest man in the world, who got there through subsidies to his car company, grants and contracts to his space company is *NOT* interested in the government spending less on him. So maybe he doesn't want it to spend money on you.

  • @marks7502
    @marks7502 6 дней назад +36

    bureaucracy strangles democracy

    • @majdavlk649
      @majdavlk649 6 дней назад

      how so? you need bureucracy to enable democracy

    • @fikretdemir4818
      @fikretdemir4818 6 дней назад +5

      Bureaucracy is logical conclusion of democracy.

    • @Akranejames
      @Akranejames 6 дней назад

      When the modern-day Eunuchs are the ones actually in power, "bureaucracy" is indeed the word.

    • @DeanAdventure
      @DeanAdventure 4 часа назад +1

      Two wolves and a lamb voting for dinner.

  • @SuperSpacebum
    @SuperSpacebum 6 дней назад +11

    Do they really not comprehend that a monarch can still have a large government?

  • @Sergio6726
    @Sergio6726 6 дней назад +32

    Corporations are run like monarchies so the meme can be taken seriously.

    • @MrAnihillator
      @MrAnihillator 6 дней назад +15

      Private companies are run like monarchies. Publicly traded companies are democracies. That's why you get HR running amok in them.

    • @reactiondavant-garde3391
      @reactiondavant-garde3391 6 дней назад

      @@MrAnihillator CEOs are arch-burocrats. Public traded companise are abominations.

  • @jgrif7891
    @jgrif7891 6 дней назад +58

    They're just mad they're not on the throne.

    • @r.connor9280
      @r.connor9280 6 дней назад +1

      It's a pretty good throne 8/10 Throne scale

    • @bigmoe9856
      @bigmoe9856 5 дней назад

      Exactly. If the govt shrinks in the way they think smaller govt means, the competition for a position of power increases and they lose automatically to competent people.
      Thing is, it's the same result if govt shrinks in the way we understand smaller govt to be. Because that increases the agency of the people and they still lose.
      The point of big govt government is make their voice heard while removing the dynamics of the individual, a combination that better suits their own will to power.

  • @MaxIzrin
    @MaxIzrin 6 дней назад +31

    The first panel looks like the Chinese government, which is super democratic (but there's only one party).

    • @musicninja98
      @musicninja98 6 дней назад

      So democratic that if you disagree with Xi, you disappear.

  • @VileGlory
    @VileGlory 6 дней назад +8

    They really don't get it. Smaller government means the government having less power and authority.

    • @lucymiau5700
      @lucymiau5700 6 дней назад

      Yes, there is a lack of understanding what is a Gouverment and what is a Parliament.

  • @brick6347
    @brick6347 6 дней назад +31

    You can always be Britain: an overreaching nanny state and a king. Why limit yourself?

  • @tomorrow6
    @tomorrow6 6 дней назад +29

    Big government with too many responsibilities is by definition not democratic. Too many issues to vote on and institutions which cannot be changed by voting cannot be democratic as the bureaucracy rules the citizens instead of vice Versa.

    • @majdavlk649
      @majdavlk649 6 дней назад

      its democratic as long as there are some elections

    • @reactiondavant-garde3391
      @reactiondavant-garde3391 6 дней назад

      @@majdavlk649 Election not = democracy. Not all republics are democratic and even abolutist france had voting on local issuse. They even elected their's representatives for the estate general. On the other hand democracy mean rule of the demos aka the peoples. In a way a democracy don't even need voting in a sence.

    • @majdavlk649
      @majdavlk649 6 дней назад

      @@reactiondavant-garde3391
      >Election not = democracy
      wrong. it is democracy. representative democracy
      >Not all republics are democratic and even abolutist france had voting on local issuse. They even elected their's representatives for the estate general.
      your point? i dont see how this affects anything in the argument
      >In a way a democracy don't even need voting in a sence.
      it is how its been defined/used since the time of ancient greek, even if etymology doesnt really support it. anarchy was used for when there was no rule, which could be considered democracy in that sense

    • @reactiondavant-garde3391
      @reactiondavant-garde3391 6 дней назад

      @@majdavlk649
      Democracy is not voting or elections. You don't call an aristocratic republic like Rome a democracy, if yes, then I guess the word doesn't mean much.
      My point about not all republics are democracise are about this. Election itself don't mean democracy, because democracy have more prerequisites. if only the population 1% can vote, is a democracy? Again, if the answer yes, then the word itself don't mean much.
      Democracy is the rule of the people. In this sense if the things happens thet the peoples wants it is a democracy even if you don't have elections. Elections are a specific methods used in modern representative republics to achive the goal of democracy, but the elections itself are not neccesiry. You had popular movments in the 20th century where the spirit of the movements were democratic in nature. Communism or nazism are both democratic in the sense thet both claim thet they represent the will of the people and they legitimise their's power based upon this ideal. They not ruled because God or virtue, but because they were the manifestations of the will of the people.
      Democracy is more a spirit of the age and a way to legitimise power. In this I follow Tocqueville's analisis.

  • @twiceremoved7339
    @twiceremoved7339 6 дней назад +9

    The best thing about King Donald is that he doesn't take my money and try to destroy my life with it.

  • @MrKhanMan1510
    @MrKhanMan1510 6 дней назад +8

    Lol, monarchy has more than just a king. They're forgetting the vast hierarchy of unelected aristocratic nobility that run much of the country.

    • @jrconway3
      @jrconway3 2 дня назад

      Not to mention the army as well. If the army is run by the government its part of the government.

  • @ericsmith1517
    @ericsmith1517 6 дней назад +26

    this is what happens when someone hates a group enough that they refuse to even try to listen or understand. we are less human for not being like them.

    • @musicninja98
      @musicninja98 6 дней назад

      It's hard for them to understand when their IQ is sub-room temperature.

  • @bren42069
    @bren42069 6 дней назад +37

    the dishonesty of the leftist knows no bounds.

  • @Andri474
    @Andri474 6 дней назад +18

    They genuinely think panel 4 is the bad ending, but compared to the bureaucracy, I'm all for it.

  • @AscendantStoic
    @AscendantStoic 6 дней назад +141

    Obviously "small government" refers first and foremost to having less power not less size but keeping the same powers, is the person who made this 5 years old, or are they being disingenuous af, I wonder 😅

    • @Bulley
      @Bulley 6 дней назад +34

      I know I've seen enough weirdass flame wars over the years to fully believe the average human doesn't mentally mature past their middle or early high school years.

    • @TheTundraTerror
      @TheTundraTerror 6 дней назад

      Well, it's made by a leftist, so... both.

    • @seinfan9
      @seinfan9 6 дней назад

      They really are this stupid. It's why they vote the way they do.

    • @zombiemanjosh
      @zombiemanjosh 6 дней назад

      Can never tell, commies are programmed to be half stupid and half subversive.

    • @bluefmi
      @bluefmi 6 дней назад +13

      half of the lefties are 5 years old
      half of the lefties are disingenuous
      half of the lefties are both

  • @civicparadox4644
    @civicparadox4644 6 дней назад +10

    I've never seen a leftist address an opposing argument that wasn't a strawman.

    • @theconceptofbass
      @theconceptofbass 6 дней назад

      Keep lyin to yourself

    • @ekenerobinson3280
      @ekenerobinson3280 6 дней назад

      @@theconceptofbass. Nah it’s true. Progtards are notorious for being incapable of understanding the motivations and desires of the right.

    • @DusklightGunner
      @DusklightGunner 6 дней назад +3

      @@theconceptofbass He isn't. You are.

    • @theconceptofbass
      @theconceptofbass 6 дней назад

      @DusklightGunner What lie did I tell?

    • @ekenerobinson3280
      @ekenerobinson3280 6 дней назад

      @@theconceptofbass You a leftist?

  • @taliawtf6944
    @taliawtf6944 6 дней назад +88

    Their lacking of understanding is so disappointing it is legitimately impressive at just how disappointing it is.

    • @francestaylor9156
      @francestaylor9156 6 дней назад

      Tbf, they’ve been teaching that monarchs are EVIL in history books since I was a kid (and I’m in my 40s). So it’s decades and decades of indoctrination about how good big representative government is.

    • @ChaosSwissroIl
      @ChaosSwissroIl 6 дней назад

      No, they understand. They pretend not to in order to advance their agenda. When it comes to politics, never attribute to incompetence what is properly explained by malice.

  • @KAMFP
    @KAMFP 6 дней назад +12

    This is Spoon's fantasy lol.

  • @Sohave
    @Sohave 6 дней назад +10

    Because fascism is characterized by a really small state XD

  • @officerbucktuddrussel394
    @officerbucktuddrussel394 6 дней назад +21

    Asking for 'a smaller government' is like asking for a fat person to lose weight. We're not asking the fat person to become bulimic, we just want them to loose a bit of weight and become healthy.

  • @tradmango
    @tradmango 6 дней назад +38

    As a monarchist I like this meme. I just saw it as monarchy is the best system of government.

    • @EdiTheDon
      @EdiTheDon 6 дней назад +5

      Even a monarch is checkmated by his nobles.

    • @dansmith1661
      @dansmith1661 6 дней назад +1

      @@EdiTheDon Delete the nobles. No more oligarchs.

    • @tradmango
      @tradmango 6 дней назад +3

      @@EdiTheDon Don't get me wrong I agree with Vee on the meme but I saw it more as the rule of one is better than many. In terms of bureaucrats there will always be a distribution of power. I just like Monarchy since the power is more transparent. In Democracy it is "the people" that elect the leader. Pay no attention to the people in power behind the curtains pulling the strings.

  • @justaquietpeacefuldance
    @justaquietpeacefuldance 6 дней назад +124

    Big goverment = bigger inefficiency.

    • @mrbigglezworth42
      @mrbigglezworth42 6 дней назад +17

      Also bigger corruption

    • @ChillstoneBlakeBlast
      @ChillstoneBlakeBlast 6 дней назад

      ​@@mrbigglezworth42N

    • @slydoorkeeper4783
      @slydoorkeeper4783 6 дней назад +8

      Gotta pay all the middlemen who do nothing but argue for the sake of arguing somehow.

    • @TheMaleRei
      @TheMaleRei 6 дней назад

      Aaaannnnnndddd ability to hide poor performance, poor work ethic within such environs...

    • @Amin-al-Husseini_1941picture
      @Amin-al-Husseini_1941picture 5 дней назад

      its like circuitry, the more there is the slower the bitch runs. but if there is none it wont run at all.

  • @dannyarcher6370
    @dannyarcher6370 6 дней назад +8

    I'm a minarchist monarchist, so that meme speaks to me.

  • @abcde6081
    @abcde6081 6 дней назад +14

    The midwittery of leftists never ceases to amaze

  • @nicolasportela5513
    @nicolasportela5513 6 дней назад +112

    Leftists and bad memes, name a more iconic duo.

  • @Aserbic
    @Aserbic 6 дней назад +61

    😂. Someone show this to Spoon

    • @SpartanTrigger
      @SpartanTrigger 6 дней назад +4

      😂I was just thinking that too

    • @juuchanIRL
      @juuchanIRL 6 дней назад +8

      maybe spoon made it himself

    • @corvus_armatura7595
      @corvus_armatura7595 6 дней назад +14

      Speak of the devil, I saw him here in the comments!

  • @NotOrdinaryInGames
    @NotOrdinaryInGames 6 дней назад +17

    If the smallest government is just me and 2 guys with guns, you know that THAT means?
    It means the rest of the population all own guns. I used my 404IQ to deduce that.

    • @kiddeath96
      @kiddeath96 6 дней назад +2

      No. It means he and his select people hold the power and choose who have guns. 😂 Like the military and the "head's" guards.

    • @NotOrdinaryInGames
      @NotOrdinaryInGames 6 дней назад +13

      @@kiddeath96 I am talking about the comic, not your imaginary scenario that I have not seen because I cannot read your mind.

    • @kiddeath96
      @kiddeath96 6 дней назад +1

      @@NotOrdinaryInGames copium.

    • @Tzizenorec
      @Tzizenorec 6 дней назад +1

      @@NotOrdinaryInGames The intent of the comic's author is clearly that the guy on the throne is _in power._
      I don't know where you got your idea that the rest of the population would have guns too.

    • @jrconway3
      @jrconway3 2 дня назад

      @@Tzizenorec Obviously its the intent of the comic's author.
      The comic's author is also fucking stupid because he's making shit up. The military is part of the government as well. A small government also mean little-to-no military, which the comic shows. What he's trying to argue is that "small government" = "no representatives", while conveniently forgetting that the military run by the dictator IS PART OF THE GOVERNMENT!

  • @jesshorn257
    @jesshorn257 6 дней назад +10

    the left finly made a meme format even if it is dumb...good job leftist it only took you decades

  • @Auvinius
    @Auvinius 6 дней назад +13

    The idea that if you move towards smaller government you eventually end up in extremely centralized dictatorship is probably the most ridiculous argument I've ever heard.... right after the Marxist belief which states that if you centralize power enough to the government you eventually end up in utopia without one.

    • @theconceptofbass
      @theconceptofbass 6 дней назад

      So if some positions are removed, and their power is then consolidated into remaining positions, you realize that's no reduction in the power (size) of the government, right? That just means the power is wielded by someone that will less likely be held accountable.

    • @dansmith1661
      @dansmith1661 6 дней назад +1

      @@theconceptofbass More accountable since there are fewer people to kick the can. At least try to not be boomer contrarian.

    • @ctrlaltdebug
      @ctrlaltdebug 6 дней назад +1

      @@theconceptofbass You remove entire departments and decentralize power back towards the states and the people.

    • @theconceptofbass
      @theconceptofbass 6 дней назад

      @@dansmith1661 What? If it's just an individual that has the power and no checks on their actions, that's more consolidated power in one set of hands. That's not smaller government. Our government is about to be setup just like North Korea's, but I know y'all are gonna say "no it's different" and then never give an explanation how theyre different.

    • @theconceptofbass
      @theconceptofbass 6 дней назад

      @ that would be nice, but that's not what the GOP is doing. Theyre just further consolidating power into the white house.

  • @Aristocratic_Utensil
    @Aristocratic_Utensil 6 дней назад +78

    That looks like what I want!

    • @ShimmeringRainfall
      @ShimmeringRainfall 6 дней назад +19

      I look at the 4th panel and agree with the character. Perfect.

    • @vistagreat9994
      @vistagreat9994 6 дней назад +7

      Welcome back

    • @francestaylor9156
      @francestaylor9156 6 дней назад +19

      I’ve got to hand it to you Spoon. I’ve been convinced haha.
      But it was Dank that finally convinced me. He said that there was a growing argument amongst libertarians that a monarchy was the best form because it was small government. And it really made me start thinking about it.
      Hard to counter decades of indoctrination about monarchies.
      I’ll add that it actually doesn’t matter what type of government it is. What matters is if people actually have the proper morals in the society. Small government requires proper morals in the people too.

    • @EdiTheDon
      @EdiTheDon 6 дней назад +8

      A man should be king of his own castle.

    • @Necroverse19
      @Necroverse19 6 дней назад +3

      Same.

  • @AMFC215
    @AMFC215 6 дней назад +27

    Spain (and its colonies) have only worked when we had either actual spanish monarchs or rightwing dictators. So accurate meme for Spain, PERFECT indeed.

    • @holarevolt1440
      @holarevolt1440 4 дня назад

      Damn... That's tough.

    • @AMFC215
      @AMFC215 4 дня назад +1

      @@holarevolt1440 What's tough is living under the current communism destroying Spain.

  • @jesterv875
    @jesterv875 5 дней назад +2

    goverment too bloated
    "oh so you want to be a dictator?"
    XD

  • @troo_6656
    @troo_6656 6 дней назад +8

    I don't see the problem. If the 1 guy is suited for this position why have an army of incompetent idiots hampering him. It's like a group project, the more people you have the higher the chance that it just ends up being a mess where 60% are riding on work of 2 people and the rest are actively sabotaging the work being done. It's funny when you explain it as a group project everyone understands why more people = terrible outcomes, but when it's the gubvemnet it suddenly becomes the "morally and pragmatically best option". Democracy is cringe and gay, the more democracy the more cringe it is the more people the gayer it is.

    • @ShimmeringRainfall
      @ShimmeringRainfall 6 дней назад +5

      Exactly. Democracy is cringe and gay. Monarchy is based and sensible.

  • @hunn20004
    @hunn20004 6 дней назад +11

    1st picture: The government normally
    2snd picture: What it's like normally when voting.
    3rd picture: depicts the backroom/oligarchy/swamp going on in every department (CIA/FBI/ETC.) and sometimes even in the executive branch
    4th picture: That is literally what the executive branch is...limited by the two other branches. That's why you have 3 of them and not One like in Cuba or South American failed democracies.

    • @domehammer
      @domehammer 6 дней назад +4

      For the 2nd picture we need to end the stupid loophole thing congress can do which is go "Yes everyone is here." when it's one guy signing the sign in sheet for the whole class while everyone else is out skipping the class. It's so dumb, if they don't want to work then retire.

    • @xPumaFangx
      @xPumaFangx 5 дней назад

      Cuba was not a democracy.

  • @MA_KA_PA_TIE
    @MA_KA_PA_TIE 6 дней назад +6

    Man, maybe in 10 years the left will be able to meme as well as the right in 2016.

  • @Dave-ks9fi
    @Dave-ks9fi 6 дней назад +54

    Even in a medieval government there were local officials at every level. So it's not like it would even shrink to one man.
    They need felt the need to regulate the length of candles or have 10 different 3 letter agencies looking into the same thing.

    • @rh906
      @rh906 6 дней назад +8

      And the local people were usually the ones the people felt more. The King might say X, but the local mayor says Y or worse, X and Y. Most people then never knew who the king was nor cared. Everyone knows who is in the Federal Government.

    • @Dave-ks9fi
      @Dave-ks9fi 6 дней назад +9

      @rh906 yeah as far as they were concerned the local Barron was the government and the king was more like a higher international power that could be called on if he's a problem, if you can reach him.

    • @lonexon
      @lonexon 6 дней назад +8

      The worst part is, that those agencies don't even really cooperate with each other, so you have to give the same into to 10 different institutions.

    • @corvus_armatura7595
      @corvus_armatura7595 6 дней назад +3

      I don't these people ever play chess considering the pieces that accompany the King on the board. Without those pieces a King is nothing.

    • @ctrlaltdebug
      @ctrlaltdebug 6 дней назад +2

      @@rh906 people would know the name of the king, because that's how the years were counted. But "the mountains are high, and the emperor is far away."

  • @ragael1024
    @ragael1024 6 дней назад +4

    wow. every emperor or king that ever lived would look at this and face-palm. if governments were that small, the state would have to be the size of my flat, for them to be effective.

  • @greedsin555
    @greedsin555 6 дней назад +6

    still not small enough

  • @Maddin1313
    @Maddin1313 6 дней назад +3

    The meme leaves out that every one useless office job was replace with 1000 soldiers in the last image.

  • @Grudgin
    @Grudgin 6 дней назад +47

    The meme is basically Democracy: the god that failed
    So it’s unintentionally based

    • @danix8538
      @danix8538 6 дней назад +1

      Now take into account that monarchy failed so bad they had to switch it with democracy almost everywhere.

    • @horatiusromanus
      @horatiusromanus 6 дней назад +5

      @@danix8538Now we have it to where government is rented and no one in power is ever responsible for what happens. While getting massive amounts of bloat in the government. While still fighting to spread democracy all around the world. Then we have to deal with people who defend democracy like it’s a person.
      What an improvement.

    • @thefool8224
      @thefool8224 6 дней назад +7

      @@danix8538 monarchy lasted thousands of years until they were overthrown.
      democracy is already dying within a few centuries

    • @k_tess
      @k_tess 5 дней назад

      ​@@danix8538Thats not an argument. In fact thats one of the main arguments against democracy. " Overthrowing a monarchy is easy, good luck overthrowing a Republic". Yeah well ANY government system can be tyrannical and evil. And now we have one that cant be reformed and cant be overthrown.

    • @xPumaFangx
      @xPumaFangx 5 дней назад

      @@thefool8224 By what standards has Democracy failed?

  • @Renrogue2446
    @Renrogue2446 6 дней назад +7

    A smaller government under a Democracy would be better, so we know who to kick out if they do poorly. If the guy turns it into a monarch, then we fight for Democracy.

  • @freezymuchroom
    @freezymuchroom 6 дней назад +7

    listen they are not stupid.......they are projecting.

  • @nikewilly8404
    @nikewilly8404 6 дней назад +8

    So if I want smaller government I'll be living in a monarchy? Well that's a sacrifice I am willing to make.

    • @Egg_of_the_King
      @Egg_of_the_King 6 дней назад +1

      I don’t understand why so many Europeans here support this, what happens when the monarch doesn’t share your values and ideas?

    • @m.ostrowski2031
      @m.ostrowski2031 6 дней назад +6

      ⁠​⁠​⁠@@Egg_of_the_King I don’t understand why so many people are unable to comprehend how monarchy functions. Do you think that people expect them to be omniscient? When a monarch holds real power, then the people are supposed to petition them; the monarch is also supposed to be advised by people who know more than them on a particular matter. Then there’s also the fact that monarchy is an executive institution, and thus legislative authority is delegated; that’s why and how parliaments emerged. What happens when a monarch doesn’t support one’s values? The same thing that happens under the current system; you have the right to petition them and try to change their mind, which doesn’t guarantee results. The difference is that it is far easier to convince a person to do something than a mass of hundreds or thousands of men in suits to do the same; it also provides greater accountability because you always know who is to blame. The purpose of monarchy, however, is to provide long-term stability for a nation, not to micromanage society.

    • @francestaylor9156
      @francestaylor9156 6 дней назад +3

      @@Egg_of_the_King- because you haven’t lived in the decline like they have. Legit many countries in Europe were doing better under monarchies than under the current corrupt democracies. The monarch had an incentive to care for his people. The representatives care about money. When you have a short term in government, your own personal morals is all that keeps you from making out like a bandit.

    • @Egg_of_the_King
      @Egg_of_the_King 6 дней назад

      And how do these advisors get their job? Is it always meritocratic, or is there a strong possibility it will be nepotism? Do these advisors always have the people’s best interest in mind? What if there are more people petitioning the king who disagree with you? What if the king practices ‘slam and is more devoted to that? You act like history hasn’t been full of examples of poor rulers, corruption, or instability. People who shouldn’t rule make their way into those positions all the time, you’re stuck with them and it’s a huge risk considering the amount of power for a single person. Even if there is delegation and a parliament to counter balance it. I think the problems Europe faces are caused by something other than the form of government.

    • @m.ostrowski2031
      @m.ostrowski2031 6 дней назад +2

      @@Egg_of_the_King You ask this as if you have never heard of the concept of monarchy before; you also speak as though the assertion that nepotism and corruption exist within every system is a profound revelation. Government should always be viewed with suspicion, and, like I said, things would not be much different in regard to trying to enact popular will upon government. I said it would be somewhat easier than now, though that it would be much of the same. The primary incentive for a monarchy is long-term stability, like I stated. It is one of the oldest forms of government and was the dominant form until the last century. My country suffered quite a great amount last century, as it did under foreign emperors in the one prior. You don’t need to explain to me what I already know.

  • @commanchi7
    @commanchi7 6 дней назад +3

    There's two types of people in the world, those who want to live in a cage and those who want freedom and all that it entails.
    It's no wonder that those in gilded cages would advocate for them.

  • @ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz
    @ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz 5 дней назад +1

    This meme shows the Speaker of the House becoming a king. I expected very little and am still let down.

  • @Anonymous-gu2pk
    @Anonymous-gu2pk 6 дней назад +4

    3 guys will rule over 330 million people all by themselves, after firing all others who worked for the government :D

  • @sarunotaslt
    @sarunotaslt 5 дней назад +1

    German thinks beurocracy is democracy?
    Wow I'm very surprised

  • @User.665
    @User.665 6 дней назад +3

    non wall of text and actually got a chuckle out of me. well done.

  • @Pasakoye
    @Pasakoye 6 дней назад +4

    One could argue it could be smaller.
    0 has a nice ring to i-ACK!

  • @nekomakhea9440
    @nekomakhea9440 6 дней назад +1

    >At least there's no wall of text
    Maybe they are capable of learning?
    I won't get my hopes up.

  • @smugfrog8111
    @smugfrog8111 6 дней назад +1

    Yes it was real monarchism and it was glorious.

  • @dannabass
    @dannabass 6 дней назад +1

    The premise assumes a greater and greater concentration of power in the folks of govt.
    This is an intentional misrepresentation of the issue.
    Small government actually means reducing the amount of power and money the government has.

  • @FredrikHennestad
    @FredrikHennestad 6 дней назад +3

    I think the leftist stole this meme from monarchists and interpreted it wrong.
    1. and 2. Are democracy and republics.
    3. Is dictatorships.
    4. Is monarchy. (Its missing better uniforms for the guards a hand full of advisors and some people petitioning the king)

  • @nunyabizniz4556
    @nunyabizniz4556 6 дней назад +1

    The punchline is Blormpf is heatlore.

  • @mischake
    @mischake 6 дней назад +1

    Was gonna say, for a leftist meme this is A not a wall of text B has an actual punchline omg so advanced for them

  • @danielsmith5088
    @danielsmith5088 6 дней назад +1

    They do believe this, which shows how absolutely egocentric and ignorant they are. They love the idea of telling everyone else how to live and to make that happen takes a huge bureaucratic government. This is why they love communism and socialism, really any system that require large bureaucracies to function. They cry fascism all they time but that's exactly what they want, with themselves at the top dictating the way things will be.

  • @Kangoshi_ru
    @Kangoshi_ru 6 дней назад +5

    In the US "there are a hair over 3 million working for the federal government today, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics." - CNN Politics, Dec 14, 2024
    "Despite repeated downsizing campaigns, China's civil service jobs swelled from 6.9 million in 2010 to 8 million currently" in 2024. - Reuters, Dec 30, 2024
    US has 345 million citizens, China 1416 million.
    Of course, I have no idea how these two different articles counted government employees.

    • @rolanddeschain965
      @rolanddeschain965 6 дней назад

      The real Chinese population according to multiply studies relating to consumption ie salt and other staple products is likely 900 million.

    • @Kangoshi_ru
      @Kangoshi_ru 6 дней назад

      @@rolanddeschain965 I don't know about that, but the real US population is probably close to 400 million. With all the illegals.

    • @finfrog3237
      @finfrog3237 6 дней назад

      I thought there were 3 billion Chinese.

  • @-TriP-
    @-TriP- 6 дней назад +23

    That's not what "smaller government" means.... 🤦‍♂

  • @ComicGladiator
    @ComicGladiator 6 дней назад +4

    It's a fantastic meme, and very candidly honest!
    For what Communism always leads to.

  • @basscannonjake1235
    @basscannonjake1235 6 дней назад +69

    Based and Monarchy pilled

    • @Ezekiel_B_Gruntfuttock
      @Ezekiel_B_Gruntfuttock 6 дней назад +3

      All leftoids would love to be Kings, just without the God part.

    • @athera5783
      @athera5783 6 дней назад

      I keep wondering which country on Earth has ever gotten better thanks to Democracy? It always seems democracy is a luxury that makes your nation poorer.
      Your country gets rich and powerful, your people get their children educated thanks to this wealth, these children develop delusions of their own intelligence and wisdom, they demand catering to the luxury that is their moralistic views in the form of self-determination and political representation. Then you get an ever-expanding voting franchise, which demands catering to its more and more petty and superficial concerns, which in turn requires an ever-growing government, which results in massive corruption, which suffocates the ability of your country to produce wealth and leads to poverty yet again.

    • @basscannonjake1235
      @basscannonjake1235 6 дней назад +9

      ​@athera5783 in my country since the monarchy was overthrown and Democracy was shoved upon us my country only declined , only under the new state government did my country prosper under in a republican system and then in the 70s when the new state government was overthrown.... I'm sure u can guess what happened next .

    • @originaldatagate2
      @originaldatagate2 6 дней назад +2

      @basscannonjake1235 Many such cases

    • @Egg_of_the_King
      @Egg_of_the_King 6 дней назад

      What happens when the monarch and their family are progressives?

  • @han3wmanwukong125
    @han3wmanwukong125 6 дней назад +3

    They only see the throne.

  • @IlmarBeekman
    @IlmarBeekman 6 дней назад +1

    I never thought I would see the day that anyone would make the open case for bureaucracy.

  • @mariuszmoraw3571
    @mariuszmoraw3571 5 дней назад +1

    I admit I'm monarchist personally but I'll be honest, any effective government is ok with me and expansive democracy isn't it. It just transistional oligarchy most of time. Look at US...

  • @Xearrik
    @Xearrik 6 дней назад +1

    I feel like this meme could be a test to see if someone has diminished learning abilities.

  • @mick.tecorrptfiustbot1785
    @mick.tecorrptfiustbot1785 6 дней назад +3

    I actually assumed this was made by a monarch-piller until i saw this video

  • @Individual_Lives_Matter
    @Individual_Lives_Matter 6 дней назад +3

    Smaller ≠ Centralization

  • @shikyokira3065
    @shikyokira3065 6 дней назад +3

    Strawman at its finest

  • @jerubaal101
    @jerubaal101 5 дней назад +1

    I've noticed that most political cartoons employ this kind of idiotic logic.

  • @TUXmint
    @TUXmint 6 дней назад +4

    "our 'democracy' "

  • @ArticulatedHypernova
    @ArticulatedHypernova 6 дней назад +1

    Smaller in number, smaller in cost, smaller in influence on individual lives. The issue is they think government is all powerful, and smaller means concetrating that omnipotence into fewer people... not realizing that smaller also means less powerful.

  • @ace0135
    @ace0135 6 дней назад +5

    Who made this meme, the Aristocratic Spoon?

  • @krenick9900
    @krenick9900 6 дней назад +1

    Me: wow what an odd misunderstanding of the right wing asking for smaller government.
    Dev: I see no problem here, the state can do no wrong! Unless that government is run by Trump!

  • @draxrdax7321
    @draxrdax7321 6 дней назад +7

    Wait, "leftist meme"? That doesn't sound right, i was only aware of "leftist cringe" when they are trying to be funny...

  • @caedrewan
    @caedrewan 5 дней назад

    already love Vee, but I'm really impressed with this analysis