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So, like what's your message to the current Democratic Party? So, what I would say basically is, you know, you're looking at a society in which you have working [snorts] people, right? And you have wages. Um, and uh there's an exploited nature to the consolidations of corporate power by which various corporations can get together and basically steal. I mean, we It's legalized theft to steal uh wage labor uh in various ways, not just in the terms of their actual wages, but in terms of hours, in terms of working conditions, in terms of different ways in which people um cannot and will not um be able to find ways and find the means of ways to produce and invest in the different aspects of their lives by which they can um ultimately revolutionize the corporate structures that they find themselves having to work in against their will uh through the exploited nature of the corporate class. But, the working class people can then consolidate and organize, and that's why we have unions, right? I mean, unions allow for ordinary working people to organize in so far as they can organize in different ways in order to make sure that they can ensure, right, proper structures by which they can live fulfilling lives, whether that be uh more time with their family or health care, education, or, you know, even paid paternity leave, right? I mean, these are the different kinds of aspects of a social safety net and system by which we have various mechanisms from the government and also outside the government, but even within our socially organized systems, right, that can consolidate these different uh um areas in um in in within whether it's cultural or political or socioeconomic, you know, socioeconomical, they're looking to really revolutionize. I mean, that's why I I say provocative things. And they I I I I I'm a, you know, a counter productionalist, which is a term that sounds fancy and big and and intellectual and smart and works when I stream. You know, if you look at people, you know, like Castro, even Stalin, Mao, I mean, these people it was more an implementation issue in terms of their vision, but the implementational aspects that were failures, they were structural. And if we reflect on it today, we can take the aspects of that and reapply them in a socioeconomic framework and political framework by which we can channel a revolutionary a message, spirit, and ideas of the proletariat. And I think if we lean in that direction, right, if we have more Democrats that are willing to lean in that direction, I think we'll have better political outcomes and uh results. Okay. Wow. Um I have no idea what he just said. >> Yeah, me neither.