John Brown's body lies a moldering in the grave.

Hello everyone.

Welcome to part two of John Brown.

It occurred to me this week.

Someone informed me that our friends at the Dallup are also doing John Brown.

Don't worry.

That's good thing.

That means that there's more John Brown.

Everyone's brain is broken by the concept of scarcity.

All right?

We're going up against liberals who own everything and do the same thing every day all day.

No, there should be a million podcasts about John Brown.

I, for one, am excited to have a dueling John Brown podcast with the dollop.

Anyways, today will be the second installment of our series,

and also I'm going to talk to a guy from South Carolina as a disabled

socialist and has a cool website called Not Your Inspiration and has some interesting

things to say about being disabled and about the way our culture treats it.

I'm opening with the song John Brown's Body that we talked about last week because, well, A, because it's fitting, but also B, because I forgot.

Somebody pointed this out to me after last episode went up, but there's actually like an interesting piece of historical information surrounding this song, which is that, uh, the actual song started not, it just, they wrote it about a different

guy named John Brown. It was a guy died in like some small troop or something. He just was named

John Brown and so they

just sang the song about his body but then later on the song became about John

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