Well, howdy there internet people, let's vote again. So today we are going to talk about political

theory and adaptation, adapting political theory for different purposes,

and change, and how to create change,

and how sometimes what you want isn't really what you want when you get it.

And we're going to do this because I got a message.

I watched your recent videos about electoral politics and change.

What bothers me the most about you is that I know you know revolutionary theory and you're out

here telling people to vote harder in their local elections and build some civic

club. Get real. You know there's only one way out of this. I feel like what we have here is a failure

to communicate. Some men you just can't reach.

How do you know it's not revolutionary theory?

Because it's not violent, right?

That's really what you mean.

There's only one way out of this.

You're looking for militant

revolutionary theory. That's really what you want and it's not something I do

because I don't want to feed the rich and bury the poor, which is normally what happens

when those types of strategies get employed.

But revolutionary theory,

and you're specifically talking about militant revolutionary theory.

Yeah, I know it. I know it pretty well, better than most.

I know it well enough to adapt it as well.

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