Post #19391

Tucker Carlson laid bare the most ruthless lens on modern society: “If you break apart families and destroy loyalty between husband and wife, what do you get? Employees who are much more flexible, much more obedient.” He argues the destruction of the family unit wasn’t an accident — it was engineered for one reason: cheap, reliable corporate labor. - Women in the workforce became “the greatest thing that ever happened to American companies” because (in his view) they’re more loyal, compliant, and less likely to “freelance or space out.” - To get them there, society had to convince women that a bank job is more important than marriage and raising children — a hard sell that required breaking marital bonds and family cohesion. - During COVID, big box retailers and digital giants thrived while mom-and-pop shops were crushed — and the same companies enforcing restrictions benefited most. His core question: In any scenario — ask who benefited. That single question solves 90% of crimes — and perhaps 90% of what’s happening around us. Tucker’s verdict: The most powerful entities (the biggest shareholders) have every incentive to weaken people, families, and nations — because weakened people are easier to control. Who benefited most from the breakdown of the family — and how much longer do we let it continue?