Analysis of Social Unrest and Violence

So here's, uh, Uwe Boll. Uh, we see Paris, uh, France

burning, and there's an interesting article from

Andrea

Schoch and Thomas Fazi, a guy I really, um,

admire for his, uh, analytic, uh, skills, um,

brings that article, uh, to life, what's really going on deep inside.

It's not only like free Gaza, whatever, and migrants

flipping out. There is a little deeper more to it,

and I think it

reflects it also

in when you watch Matt Walsh in his podcast showing how the

Russian Revolution started. Uh, it has parallels,

uh, in today's time, that kind of a bored, uh,

generation of people who had it too good basically

turning into ex-extremism. But it's

also a reflection of what's actually going on.

So I, I quote here, um, from

him, "My impression is that these explosions of violence are also

a reflection of the nihilist void in which Western societies have

sunk, a desperate revolt against a system

that is

increasingly incapable of providing basic material well-being,

but also against a culture utterly incapable of giving meaning to

people's life. When purposelessness, anxiety, emotional

emptiness, and despair become the norm, the results will

inevitable be collective depression or violence."

I think that nails it, to be honest, and, um,

because it's more to it, right? When you have like Harvard students

or whatever

flipping completely out now, "Free Palestina," "Kill all Jews," all

this

shit

is not just coming from the point, from the, from the thing what

actually happened. It's coming from a

deeper-rooted

inside depression and rotting of a soul,

and

that's very dangerous what's happening right now

worldwide.