Part 13/18:
Tim Pool's interview with Ruy R. Mille emphasizes that most uprisings fail or turn into tyranny without organizational structure, strategic leadership, and a shared vision. The discussion warns against the misconception that popular dissent alone can topple systems; without clear goals and unity, protests tend to dissipate or lead to autocratic grabs for power.
The dialogue further delves into the effectiveness of historical revolutions, noting that America's founding was a unique, collective effort driven by shared purpose. Today, societal division, political extremism, and the risk of chaotic, unsuccessful uprisings suggest that only a well-organized, strategic movement could challenge existing power structures—and even that might lead to tyranny, as seen in the Arab Spring's aftermath.