Hello and my friend Daniel Harper, have conversations about the far rights conversations,

I, Jack Graham, he him, and my friend Daniel Harper, he him, have conversations about the far rights conversations.

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It's fine if you don't understand the labor theory of value, don't then lecture me about it.

You know, don't tell me it's wrong if you don't know anything about it.

I'm fine with you not knowing

anything about it but don't pretend that you you know I understand the two minute

version of the labor theory of value and that's enough to know that like I know

more than any liberal ever will. I can describe it in a few

sentences I'm I don't claim to know it as well as you do obviously you know but I

know enough to crush any fascist like that's's enough for me for right now, if that makes sense.

Yeah, yeah. Oh, well, if value comes from labor, what if you make something that's useless?

Does that mean, no, believe it or not, he did actually consider that point, you know.

It turns out capital is longer than four paragraphs.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, it turns out that this guy who, whatever you think of him was a very, very intelligent chap with doctor of philosophy and everything. He did actually, he did actually put actually put you know give some thought to

if people put work into doing something useless that did cross the the desk at some

point you know it I can't even believe you could even get to that point and

ask that question that seems like that seems like a sub bottom tier point to make to be like but

maybe it's just you know well it's it's like you know the a priori

assumption is that it's wrong so the first thing that you

but you know the person who goes into it like this the a priori assumption is that it's wrong

so they think about it for a second without knowing anything about it and the first first thing that pops up, of course,

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