Hey guys welcome back to the show and thank you so much for tuning in today. We are going to be discussing

Teen Vogue promoting literal communism to their young readers.

Then will you still be able to watch your favorite TV shows and movies online in the next year or so, maybe not if social justice activists get their way.

So first off, Teen Vogue, if you've seen the show before and you've been watching for a while, you may know that we have

done several segments talking about how radical and degenerate Teen Vogue as an outlet has become.

And ever since then now, any time Teen Vogue puts out an outrageous article

which is frankly pretty dang often I get a bunch of you folks sending those my way

tagging me in them and honestly I have mixed feelings about that on the one hand I

love when you're all involved with the show and you let me know what type of content you want to see I think that's great

Plus just from an entertainment

perspective, not going to lie, it is a lot of fun to laugh at how insane these people are.

But on the other hand, from a general health perspective, if I die from a heart attack at the age of 25,

from the stress of seeing what the world is becoming, Teen Vogue will largely be

responsible for that. But here we have an article all about the wonders of Karl Marx and communism that was actually put out by

them in 2018, but they've started re-promoting it on their social media.

And of course, when they did, I got so many of you guys tagging me in it I knew I had to

respond to clarify before we get into it I don't have a problem with teen

vogue discussing Carl Marx I think it's kind of strange I would have thought that makeup lip gloss and like

hair scrunchies would be more their lane but whatever they can talk about

Carl Marx all they want the issue I have with this as we shall see is that this is one of the

most biased and just factually inaccurate

depictions of communism that I've ever seen and of course there there is no

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