Curtis Yarvin's Vision of Government

Curtis Yarvin argues for a radical overhaul of American democracy, suggesting it be replaced by a monarchy run by a 'CEO' as a solution to what he perceives as ineffective governance. He believes that historical figures like Franklin Delano Roosevelt exemplify a strong, centralized power similar to a dictatorship, displaying a pattern where leaders operate without significant checks. Yarvin posits that the weaknesses of democracy lead to the persistence of unpopular policies, indicating that true governance should be more top-down, akin to a corporate structure. This perspective challenges the conventional understanding of democracy, repositioning it as a fragile system in need of significant reform.