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Professor Toto - LIVE from Washington, Michigan 5/23 - "Democracy, the dirtiest word in your vocabulary"

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LIVE from Washington, Michigan 5/23 - "Democracy, the dirtiest word in your vocabulary" - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kmu1nUPsPi4 Transcript: (00:00) the most damaging damnable word you will ever let slip out of your mouth is the word democracy and I've tried to get a letter to President Trump to beg him not to ever say it again the democracy is what's wrong with our nation and until I can deliver you from using that word we can't start this revival of the Republic now I'm going to explain everything I'm saying to you right now they wanted to create a government they had two choices a monarchy or a democracy and they said we don't want either one of them now (00:38) why because a monarchy come here brother Kyle a monarchy is one man that looks at all of your subjects and says what your rights are what you can and can't do how many masks you need to wear how you need to wear a mask in the uh in the air airplane bundled up with everybody but you don't have to wear one at the ticket counter where everybody's still on top of each other just common sense so a king gets to decide all that right you know the the the the the co the Corona virus don't slip out while you're eating on a plane only if you're (01:20) sitting on a plane Common Sense somebody say common sense if we had it our nation would be all right so you got got one man he's a king he tells you in the back what you can and can't do tells you what your rights are and what your rights are not okay you know that's all right he wakes up having a bad hair day he decides we all you know can't go to church no more we got to stay six feet apart that's fine well our option with him just kill this sucker we we get rid of that problem okay now here's what I want to do I want uh two (01:54) more y'all come on up here these two right here now I want you to stand right over here now their next option was a democracy a democracy says it's real simple the majority rules okay so now instead of fearing one king that has all control over the people we've created millions of kings that are in control okay now let's act like this is a democracy all of you in this room right now there's hundreds of you all of you listen to me these two people right here they want ice cream they like ice cream they know they're going to get fat like Professor (02:44) Toto they don't care they want ice cream all right but all of y'all are more woke than they are you know more about what's good for them than they know so so y'all have all talked among each other and you voted and you said not going to be no ice cream okay well right after y'all vote that they can't have no ice cream old dude right here he reaches in his back pocket and he pulls out something called the law of the land and he tells the majority this says on page four all citizens can have ice cream do you know what he just did he (03:41) just showed you the difference between a republic and a democracy listen to me carefully this protects you from a democracy you better learn how to use it you better learn it from top to bottom because all of you in this room you are the majority if we had a democratic vote here today these people could never have ice cream the most dangerous government on planet Earth is when the majority rules the minority and yet that's all we've ever talked about protect our democracy how about destroy our democracy and raise (04:27) our Republic

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In this live presentation from Washington, Michigan, Shane Vaughn explains his distinction between democracy and a constitutional republic. Using a simple illustration involving a majority vote over whether two individuals may have ice cream, he argues that constitutional rights exist to protect individuals from the will of the majority. He contends that the Constitution—not majority opinion—should determine the rights of citizens and urges listeners to study the Constitution in order to preserve the American republic. The transcript contains no explicitly cited or clearly identifiable Scripture references.

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Christian Civic Responsibility / Constitutional Republic / Rule of Law

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