And as socialism gains traction with young voters and far left activists, Gad SAD, who happens to seem to be Elon Musk's favorite author, well, recently was on my podcast, where he discussed why he believes communism is incompatible with human nature.

Anyway, he's the author of Suicidal Empathy. Professor Gadsad is with us.

I think Elon has promoted your book more than any one person in the world. In light of the

discussion I just had would Bill de Blasio and John Federman and your book, which I read cover to

cover, and your experience living in Canada as you described

it on my podcast, what's your political takeaway?

Well, as we discussed on your show, Sean, there are sound bites that sound nice coming from socialism sharing is

caring it's unfair that some people have more money than other people shouldn't there be an

empathetic overlord that comes comes along and you know recalibrates income distribution that sounds

nice if i were a five-year-old child in kindergarten. But in the real world,

where we recognize that there are differences across people, we are a hierarchical species. Some of us

are harder working, less harder working, taller, shorter, better looking, less better looking,

to try to impose a sociopolitical economic system that is contrary to our human nature

is always going to fail. But that notwithstanding, there's always a new generation of imbeciles

that are going to fall prey to the allure of the message of socialism.

Okay, so the main question is, let me go back to the questions I was bringing to former

Mayor de Blasio.

They want to seize the means of production.

They want to seize private property.

They want to abolish the police.

They want to abolish America's prisons, America's borders.

They don't even want criminal illegals that commit

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