"Corrupt Government Can't Survive The Internet Age" w/ Joe Rogan
This is an excerpt from the Joe Rogan Experience podcast #400 with Joey Diaz, Duncan Trussell, and Brian Redban. Available for free on iTunes.
In 30 seconds, Joe Rogan explains why the transparency brought about by the information age has made it impossible for the corrupt United States government to continue to exist in it's current form.
The internet has made it too easy for the average person to know all about the corrupt business dealings of the government. Lobbyists, collusion with corporations to fleece the public, long prison sentences for non-violent criminals, and much more.
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In 30 seconds, Joe Rogan explains why the transparency brought about by the information age has made it impossible for the corrupt United States government to continue to exist in it's current form.
The internet has made it too easy for the average person to know all about the corrupt business dealings of the government. Lobbyists, collusion with corporations to fleece the public, long prison sentences for non-violent criminals, and much more.
Видео "Corrupt Government Can't Survive The Internet Age" w/ Joe Rogan канала AudibleSuperfan
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