All right guys, welcome back to Righteous Remnant. I'm here with Dennis Cole.

Man, we did our whole race thing, race, podcast in the last episode. So this is going to be

a continuation of that. But we ended it basically on kind of the motives as to why this whole

social justice thing is being pushed forward in society. So today, I'm just going to be

asking questions again, Dennis, you know, really on the topic of Marxism. All right.

Because I actually didn't know much about it, you know, course on Marxism and all those

things until I met you. So I first, I want to want to start off by asking, you know,

how did you get into this? How did you, you know, get into knowing more or finding the

dangers of Marxism and all this stuff?

Yeah, that's a good question. You know, so when I was in college, you know, to Berkeley,

and you know, this was back in 2000, this one I was a freshman in college. And, you know,

they used to teach a lot about systemic racism. And I was part of a campus fellowship at

that time. I was part of a campus fellowship called Intervarsity. And they were really big

about social justice, right? Like almost every message talked about some aspect of social

justice and very much about helping the poor and all that kind of stuff. And, you know,

as a freshman in college, I was like, yeah, that's great. Right? Let's help the poor.

Let's, you know, let's love them. Let's do all this. And then I'm learning about all

this systemic racism in our culture and our society. And I'm like, okay, you know, I just

don't, I don't know much. And to be honest, I didn't care that much about the systemic racism

stuff. I would just, you know, learn a little bit about it. I'm like, yeah, that kind

of sucks. But at my campus fellowship, you know, I start, I was very internally conflicted

about all the social justice stuff. For me, I just felt like, okay, how come we don't

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