Atreides
Veteran XV
Unity2020 - A Plan to Save Our Republic
For anyone who doesn't know who Bret Weinstein is; He's the professor from Evergreen State Collage who called out hyper-left rage babies as a group of racists when that group (visible minorities) told white faculty and students that they were not allowed to enter the campus for a day. He was a rational voice in a crowd of SJWs who had the support of the college president/administration. He testified before congress and forcasted what took place in the college would spread to every facet of western civilization.
Here's a picture of one of the student organizers who literally kidnapped the college faculty:
yeah, that is a black dude who appears to identify as a frosted cupcake
Bret has had 3-4 appearances on Joe Rogan during that time and since. He also has his own podcast on youtube with his wife (who was also a professor at Evergreen). They currently live in Portland and often use their podcast to highlight how much of a shitshow these protests are.
Unity 2020 is Bret's plan to run a left and right (of center) candidate who could break the model of far left vs far right. He hosts 'campfire' discussions on his podcast to explore not only how this system would work but to also poll his audience in real-time for feedback and participation. It was fairly interesting to watch.
I think it's an experiment worth testing. The biggest hurdle Unity 2020 has is breaking beyond the MSM. Many of his viewers are on board, but these are the demographic of people who spend their time listing to podcasts in search of discussions not covered by MSM. I don't know how he can effectively reach people outside of that demographic. Bret also stated that he doesn't want Unity 2020 to run merely as a spoiler for another candidate. If it looks like they don't have the popularity, they'll simply withdraw from the election.
I honestly don't think there's enough time for this to effectively work but maybe for 2024 they can get enough recognition that a larger electorate will be informed enough to understand what this option is and weigh it as serious as the two main parties.
For anyone who doesn't know who Bret Weinstein is; He's the professor from Evergreen State Collage who called out hyper-left rage babies as a group of racists when that group (visible minorities) told white faculty and students that they were not allowed to enter the campus for a day. He was a rational voice in a crowd of SJWs who had the support of the college president/administration. He testified before congress and forcasted what took place in the college would spread to every facet of western civilization.
Here's a picture of one of the student organizers who literally kidnapped the college faculty:
Spoiler
yeah, that is a black dude who appears to identify as a frosted cupcake
Bret has had 3-4 appearances on Joe Rogan during that time and since. He also has his own podcast on youtube with his wife (who was also a professor at Evergreen). They currently live in Portland and often use their podcast to highlight how much of a shitshow these protests are.
Unity 2020 is Bret's plan to run a left and right (of center) candidate who could break the model of far left vs far right. He hosts 'campfire' discussions on his podcast to explore not only how this system would work but to also poll his audience in real-time for feedback and participation. It was fairly interesting to watch.
I think it's an experiment worth testing. The biggest hurdle Unity 2020 has is breaking beyond the MSM. Many of his viewers are on board, but these are the demographic of people who spend their time listing to podcasts in search of discussions not covered by MSM. I don't know how he can effectively reach people outside of that demographic. Bret also stated that he doesn't want Unity 2020 to run merely as a spoiler for another candidate. If it looks like they don't have the popularity, they'll simply withdraw from the election.
I honestly don't think there's enough time for this to effectively work but maybe for 2024 they can get enough recognition that a larger electorate will be informed enough to understand what this option is and weigh it as serious as the two main parties.