He is saying that, of course. But he is saying a lot more. He is calling on us not only to fight against the evil, but fight for the good. One of the black hats' most powerful weapons is keeping people's attention where they want it. If all of your energy is spent on fighting their latest scheme, you'll never win in the long run because you aren't providing an alternative. Providing an alternative gives you the ability to expose the bankruptcy of these people without having to walk them through the horrors of pizzagate, etc. When people realize what their lives should be like, and that the black hats are holding them back from this life, they will be ready to fight without you even having to call on them. Most people, if you ask them what they would do if given power simply have no clue. A few have some vague ideas of what they would like to accomplish, but no specific strategies or policies to get there. People with concrete, implementable ideas for making the world a much better place are far too rare. We need to change that. If Kennedy had not been murdered, we would have a well-developed space program that advanced past rockets somewhere in the 1980s, modular molten salt nuclear reactors, per capita GDP above $1 million dollars, and medical advancements pushing our average lifespan past 100 years. Once you know how good it should be, you can see how bad it really is.