And he asked me if I wanted to dance.

He looked real nice, so I thought I'd take him out of any chance.

And he told me what to do.

Then he whispered, I love you.

And he said he loved me too

And then he kissed me

He kissed me in a way

That I never been kissed before

He kissed me in a way

That I want to be kissed forever more.

Every time, every time with you two.

Don't you work? There we go.

And he asked me to be his bride, and always be right by his side.

Hi folks.

So today we're going to be talking about chapter two of the making of global capitalism. But first, it would be very difficult not to address the insane news cycle the last couple days when some sort of, I don't know, it's like people, people's minds go to conspiracy when they see this stuff that happened in Texas.

But, I mean, is the conspiracy to create a narrative that totally affirms every critique of policing and police officers and the concept of cops that has ever been promulgated?

And how, maybe, maybe that's what the concept of cops that has ever been promulgated? And hell, maybe. Maybe that's what the strategy of tension really is about.

Maybe they're realizing that there isn't enough tension because it's too asymmetrical.

There's too much built up on one side of the equation.

Because remember, the strategy of tension in the 70s in

Italy was about, you know, increasing the violent posture of both the left and the right.

There's no similar energy on the left. I mean, people talk about the riots or the uprisings or whatever,

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