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Some of the watermelons probably do think they could do that. In their globalist dreams, there is just one world government.

Well, you're doing the first part already - spreading awareness of the danger. Beyond that, one first has to ask how viable are these plans of theirs? Just because they can blow pretty bubbles in their minds does not mean they can bring any of it to reality.

The real tell, to my mind, is the way they always oppose any practical solutions to the problems they complain of, other than the horrible ones they seek to impose. Because it's not really about those problems. I think the take-home lesson there is that if you want to secede from the existing...

Homo souless-robot-wearing-the-remains-of-a-human-body-as-a-skinsuit-us.

Well, it's a bit hard to sell "we will be fine, once you all are gone" to the people they're planning to get rid of.

It's a less complex system than a human brain.

German technocrat globalist wants to turn all of humanity into cyborg, because he thinks he knows what's good for people better than they themselves do. And he was a problem with the idea that people should get a choice about it.