Well, remember, it is simply not just Alex Jones himself, it is the various experts that come onto his show like neurosurgeons, historians, and various financial experts.
Note I did say sometimes violence is the perfect answer.
I disagree, how does someone who is bullied a psychopath or a mass murderer?
So you take Alex Jones seriously because of the credentials of
his guests... yet Dr. Phil holds a Ph.D in clinical psychology... and some of the guests that he has on hold credentials as well...
You mentioned genocide, psychopaths and mass murderers in your post.. as if Dr. Phil's methods for maintaining interpersonal relationships with colleagues or peers, friends, family and significant others applied.
So, you are suggesting that people should struggle for power against everyone in their lives and in every relationship in their lives because on the macro level, governments oppress and kill people?
I just don't see how contending against people in relationships is going to make the world a more fair and less oppressive place..
I agree that people should stand up to oppressive governments and that they should be able to decide how to live their lives--but I don't think that adopting a contentious stance in all areas is going to achieve that.
I heard once that all the problems in the world are a result from a 'power-over' mindset. We have to have control everything.. the environment and natural resources, our spouses, our children, anything.. and it's a delusion to believe you can really have complete power over anything outside of yourself. So why accept that you have to struggle against everyone else for power?
Most animals also tend to survive better if they work together.
I think it takes people collectively standing up to an oppressive government to achieve anything... and to me, it only seems possible for people to work collectively when they are interacting mutually... so a kindly cooperative stance among the population towards one another should be empowering.