you know the immigration story everything this is caused by capra stranglehold. though we're at the marxist school the people we've spoken to here are calling for any kind of proletariat revolution no violent political uprising but everywhere you look the history in the philosophy of communism is here you can see all of the works of marx engels over here is lenin even here the writings of joseph stalin and the version of monopoly that they play is called class struggle to prepare for life in capitalist america where the object is to win the revolution of workers when it's socialism and capitalism when it's barbarism talking to people around the breck forum it seems many are trying to implement the change they're studying without uttering their ass or c. isn't communism word now it's come more positive to say progressive or less whatever you want to call it they are actively trying to solve the problems and inequality they see in the country which is an attempt to make change but maybe right now it's not in terms of a revolution but a working from within which you

it's ironic in 1959, the year that frank capra filled "mr. smith," there were zero filibusters in the senate. from 1917, across the entire 19th century, for 100 years, there were 23 filibusters in 100 there were 23 filibusters in 100 >> in 1849, there were only four filibusters. from 1917 when the senate first adopted rules to end the filibuster, there were fewer than 50, less than one filibuster a year. since then, unfortunately, the number skyrocketed. the rather thans i raise today are not new, but the problem has become far more serious. in 1992, my good colleague said this about the filibuster. unless, "we recognize that things are out of control and procedures have to be changed, we'll never be an affective legislative body again." 1992. during that congress, there were 31 filibusters, 31. in 1985, former senator thomas eagleton said, "the senate is now in the state of incipient an ark ky. the filibuster used as a civil right manner, has now become a routine in almost all matters, for as our rules were to guarantee debate, they now guar

it's ironic in 1959, the year that frank capra filled "mr. smith," there were zero filibusters in the senate. from 1917, across the entire 19th century, for 100 years, there were 23 filibusters in 100 years. indeed through 1879, there were only four. from 1917 when the senate first adopted rules to end the filibuster until 1969, there were fewer than 50. less than one filibuster a year. unfortunately since then the number has skyrocketed. so the current -- the concerns i raise today are not new. the problem has become far more serious. in 1982, my good friend and colleague, senator dale bumpers of arkansas said this about the filibuster, he said unless -- -- quote -- "unless we recognize that things are out of control and procedures have to be changed, we'll never be an effective legislative body again." 1982. during the two years of that congress there were 31 filibusters. 31 filibusters. as measured by the number of cloture votes filed. in 195, former -- 1985 former senator eagleton of missouri noted -- quote -- "the senate is now in a stat

it's ironic in 1959, the year that frank capra filled "mr. smith," there were zero filibusters in the senate. from 1917, across the entire 19th century, for 100 years, there were 23 filibusters in 100 years. indeed through 1879, there were only four. from 1917 when the senate first adopted rules to end the filibuster until 1969, there were fewer than 50. less than one filibuster a year. unfortunately since then the number has skyrocketed. so the current -- the concerns i raise today are not new. the problem has become far more serious. in 1982, my good friend and colleague, senator dale bumpers of arkansas said this about the filibuster, he said unless -- -- quote -- "unless we recognize that things are out of control and procedures have to be changed, we'll never be an effective legislative body again." 1982. during the two years of that congress there were 31 filibusters. 31 filibusters. as measured by the number of cloture votes filed. in 195, former -- 1985 former senator eagleton of missouri noted -- quote -- "the senate is now in a stat