I don't think most people have a full understanding of what he said about government being a corporation. After the (un)Civil War, the Reconstruction Acts actually incorporated the government. The concept of governing went to the ways side, and so started the long, downward spiral to where we are right now; government as a for profit business. The problem is that they can offer no good or service that has not already been taken from another. Less than twenty years after incorporation, we got the Interstate Commerce Act of 1887, which is what allowed the gov. to get its fingers in on everything in the whole country just because they thought it was necessary to "regulate" trade.
Twenty-five years later, the bankers walked in and officially took the reigns of the country when the Federal Reserve was created, and the fraud of the 16th Amendment and the income tax was forced on the people. The Trading with the Enemy Act in 1933 is also an important part of this history of the stealing of American sovereignty, that one should research as well. The stealing of peoples wealth in exchange for paper under the rule of a tyrant(FDR), and such became the precedent that the "collective" had superiority over the individual. Then the New Deal, which at the time in many circles was probably more unpopular than Obamacare, was inflicted on us, and tied us to the debt of other countries. For example, many people think that Social Security is an American institution. This is wrong. It actually was encourage first by English Royalty, and as of the last time I was on the SS site they were proudly waving the flags of all the countries that were bound together in SS.
This all ties back into the corporate entity known as UNITED STATES INC.

Good one Eudaimonia. He did a great job explaining the dangers of Socialism. Too bad we have to answer something Russel Brand said. What an idiot.

I wish our GOP would listen to this but they are too busy taking money from the big corporations.

He's Australian by accent, but Italian by hand gestures :-) Really well done - thanks for sharing.

well done.