Stephen Young said Democrats have not studied enough history to realize that their beliefs on what democracy is are “dangerous.” He made the comments on a recent episode of The Greatness Conversation.

“In democracy, you must have respect for other people,” Young said in a recent episode of The Greatness Conversation. “Your office as a person living in a democracy, in a constitutional democracy, is that of a citizen.”

“When I hear the Democrats talk about democracy, that’s a kind of mass movement, will of the majority crush the minority. It’s an oppressive idea, but they don’t even seem to be smart enough, or they haven’t studied political theory or history enough to realize how dangerous their thinking is,” said Young. “And when they act on their thinking, if I disagree with you, I call you anti-democratic.”

Young joined the podcast to discuss his thoughts on the second assassination attempt made against President Donald Trump, Democrat Vice Presidential candidate Tim Walz’s trips to Maoist China, as well as his own research and work on behalf of the concept of Moral Capitalism and his involvement with The Caux Roundtable.

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Young is the Global Executive Director of the Caux Round Table for Moral Capitalism (CRT). Young has published Moral Capitalism and The Road to Moral Capitalism, two well-received books written as a guide to implement the CRT ethical and socially responsible Principles for Business. In her 2008 book, The Difference Makers, Professor Sandra Waddock listed Young among the 23 persons who created the corporate social responsibility movement.

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