All right, so, so welcome back to the first ever episode of Everybody Loves Communism working title.

I'm Jamie Peck of course And I'm Aaron Thorpe.

And we are here to continue discussing

the Communist Manifesto.

So Sean had to go.

He's in part one. He had some good things to say and now he has left it to us to finish it out.

So, chapter two, I gotta say, it's a banger. It is a banger. I mean he drops like you just it's just

heat it's bars I mean it is just he is relentless with his just his like all like all the criticisms that are kind of levied at the

Communist Party he just dispenses with all of them in a true Marxian fashion.

Now Marx is like going in on these.

He is like in true debate lord mode here, which is interesting, right?

Because if you asked him about it, like he says in other parts, like

basically all these liberal values of like free

exchange of ideas or whatever this is bourgeois this is a bourgeois thing like what we

really need to get communism is we need to organize and we also need to see the just

the historical material forces at work but but he's still going to be a

debate lord about it for whatever value that may have, which I appreciate because he is on fire.

And it's funny.

It's actually like, you know, and again, like I mentioned it earlier, the writing of the capital is a little dry,

and it's very repetitive as well, which is, you know, the intention, I think, of sort of the explaining and deconstructing capitalism.

But here, it's just funny, it's floral language.

It's you can hear the rage and the passion,

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