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What the heck? 

Isn't the movement he is behind for socialism / communism though?

While his call for social disobedience sounds nice, I wouldn't trust this guy.

He initially makes some statements that are nice sounding...

- the wrong people are in jail. The wrong people are out of jail.

If you listen closely to his words, you will find that...

- he calls for a not a small but a massive "reallocation of wealth".  Which persons in history has done such a thing before?  How is this historically done?  And who gets to call / decide how wealth is reallocated?

- he despises the "rule of law".  America is a country "ruled by laws" and not by the "rule of men".  It is the current laws and form of government that prevents government power from being in the hands of a few.  I suppose this may have changed with our modern crony capitalism, political dynasties and political parties.

- he cites the Declaration of Independence in his speech but calls for a revolt against the country established by it.

- he calls for a global interdependence instead of national sovereignty. Sounds like a proponent of the NWO to me.

- it may not be relevant to some here but additionally, the Christian Biblical God despises the spirit of rebelliousness.  It is because of rebellion that lucifer and 1/3 of the angels fell from heaven. Rebelliousness in man's part also led to his demise.  Rebellion is not the Christian way.

What Matt Damon advocates for is the disruption of American society and our form of government.  This guy is charismatic and intelligent but unfortunately, he is advocating for the wrong cause.