Ramasvamy explained that the left is implementing a new form of oppression that “permeates our culture, our films, our universities, our educational institutions and our governments.” He believed that it is not enough for the right to simply oppose this, but that an alternative vision is also needed, the central element of which is sovereignty at the level of the individual, the family, the nation and faith in God.
He called the family “the greatest form of government known to mankind.” He added that pride related to this should not be ashamed in the same way as national self-respect: “everyone should know that I am a citizen of my nation. I am a patriot and I will not apologize for that either,” commented Vivek Ramasvamy, who said that “eighty percent of people share the same core values and only a culture of fear prevents them from talking about them.”
The young Republican star believed that, like fear, courage can be contagious. It is only necessary for conservatives to stand up for the truth, which includes faith in God, as well as the fact that there are only two genders – male and female – and an open border is not a border, he explained. At the end of his speech, Ramasvamy praised Hungary and its government, indicating his intention to visit our country in the future.
