karl marx, one of the original architects of communist theory said quote, the russian bear is certainlyng, as long as he knows the other animals he has to deal with are capable of nothing, unquote. communist imperialism was on the march, when these things happened. on june 22nd, 1941, hitler without warning turns his forces against his partner stalin. stalin seeks the treaty of friendship and mutual assistance with the government in exile of the country he had previously violated, poland. -- on december 5th, 1941, general struck or ski shown here executes the agreement. stalin promises a free and independent poland after the war. stalin joins the allies, pledging quote, we will give the liberated peoples of europe the fall right of freedom and let them decide for themselves their own form of government, and quote. behind the scenes stalin grooms his future puppets made up of polish puppets were laying the ground over work for the takeover of their country. the war is over and with red troops on polar soil, polish communists signed a pact with the kremlin on august 15th, 1945. mueller mo

karl marx, karl marx and ideology responsible for death of around 100 million people.y're responsible for the imprisonments of over 1 and a half billion people. that's a lot of influence. so why in the freest country in the face of the earth that is based on judeo-christian principle that embraces western enlightenment that has a bill of right for individuals that has a constitution that is intended to limit the powers of the likes of joe biden. and chuck schumer, and nancy pelosi -- and bernie sanders, why are we going in the wrong direction? i'll tell you why. because of your fight for liberty. it is a quiet fight in the ole oval office you don't get written up if you expand liberty if you limit your own power if you limit the ubiquitous nature of the federal government you have to create programs you have to create entitlement. you have to turn one person against another. you need to be self-righteous pep and not show that you're actually a narcissist and egomaniac and then you're said that you are humane. the more you move to the hard left the more you embrace marx

in the manifesto of the communist party, as written by marx and ingles, we read this quote.munist disdain to conceal their views and aims, they openly declare that their ends can be attained only by the forceable overthrow of all existing social conditions, unquote. governed by lenin's theory that freedom must be extinguished in order for communism to exist, the reds have been at war with the free world. lenin warned his disciples, and, again, i quote, in war, never tie your hands with consideration of,#k formality. it is ridiculous not to know that a treaty is the means of gaining strength, unquote. let's see how the communists put the so-called science of marxism, leninism to work for them. note, if you will, the involvement of khrushchev in ukraine and the key role he plays with stalin as they move forward in the chronology of communist imperialism. >> 1939 the question of war or peace depends on the soviets. he is negotiating with hitler on a nonaggression pact. nazi germany's foreign minister with maxine regarding the agreement. later the new soviet foreign minister goe

real will work with nature if you look around here marx are saying is that the insects are flying around but that isn't the case in these facilities thus i believe that this is not what you want in the future it's not nature it's just an artificial product i just can't imagine it but it has nothing to do with my eco's as a farmer army farming is having an area of land here where something is growing that i can take care of one of these artificial farming goes against the philosophy of what i want to represent with my soul as a farmer. but do we have another choice classical agriculture alone will not be able to supply the growing world population without the help from the oratory for much longer with plants that develop in a controlled way without the use of fertilizers and pesticides and with less watch or. soon there will be a world population of 10 or 11000000000 people we can't imagine how big the cities will become and at the moment it's almost considered progress if you can successfully cope with overcrowding at all it is an essential part of the 21st century technology that we ach

will work with nature if you look around here marx are singing the insects are flying around but that isn't the case in these facilities i believe that this is not what you want in the future if it's not nature it's just an artificial product i just can't imagine it but it has nothing to do with my ethos as a farmer who in the army would be farming as having an area of land here where something is growing that i can take care of well about artificial farming goes against the philosophy of what i want to represent with my soul as a farmer. but do we have another choice classical agriculture alone will not be able to supply the growing world population without the help from the oratory for much longer with plants that develop in a controlled way without the use of fertilizers and pesticides and with less water . soon there won't be a world population of 10 or 11000000000 people we can't imagine how big the cities will become and at the moment it's almost considered progress if you can successfully cope with overcrowding at all it is an essential part of the 21st century technology that

>> hola que tal amigos soy silvana y no y esto es un informe si en bici para telemundo después que marx acceder. >> cabe destacar que se encuentra 20% más bajas en comparación con la cantidad de solicitudes del año pasado >>la asociación de transporte aéreo ha dicho que las restricciones para viajar relativo al coronavirus debe levantarse una vez que la pandemia estén bajo control y aseguran que esta medida son temporales y requiere que la persona pueda volver a viajar como lo haciendo 1019. soy silvana nao con su informe cnbc telemundo >> regresamos a las 5:00 de la tarde y comenta minutos está viendo la autopista 101 altura de san rafael en un día extraordinario conducta con mucho cuidado todavía sigo reflexionando sobre el accidente de este deportista tiger woods que realmente sigo insistiendo que salvó su vida iba cerca de 80 millas por hora en una zona de 45 mucha calma mucha paciencia volvemos a una toma con los ángeles el reflejo de los edificios pueden hacer que una persona no veía hacia delante haces con mucha precaución al igual con la puesta de sol la que se conoce como hora

karl marx, emile durkheim, max weber, we do not leave it there, but we are socializes into the discipline to emphasize early european sociologists, intellectuals who were brought up in different traditions from one another, and they worked to establish social scientific methods and insight to distinguish sociology from philosophy and psychology in particular. universities in the u.s. lagged european universities in institutionalizing socialization as a subject of study. this is all being debunked now any the scholarship, particularly with the work of eldon morris on w.e.b. du bois. what i noticed right away when searching for texts for my course was the regularity of themes and people who are included as the father's of sociology. my own college there e-book might as well have been the bible, and this is it pictured here although this is the second edition. my first edition is in such tattered condition, i cannot share a picture. this was really the bible, masters of sociological thought. since then, although there are text available, usually they include one white woman and one black man

in the manifesto of the communist party as written by marx we read this quote, communist disdain to concealingir views. they declare that their ends can be obtained only by the forcible overthrow of all existing social conditions, unquote. governed by lenin's theory that freedom must be extinguished in order for communist to exist, the reds have been at war with the free world. he warned his desiples, in war never tie your hands with consideration of formality. it is ridiculous not to know that a treaty is the means of gaining strength, unquote. let's see how the communists put the so-called science of marxism, leninism to work for them. note, if you will the involvement of khrushchev. >> in 1939 the question of peace depends on the soviets. stalin negotiates with france and england on a common antihitler front. the foreign minister comes to moscow to confirm with the soviet foreign affairs regarding the agreement. later the new soviet foreign minister goes to berlin for further conferences with the nazis. august 23rd, 1939, the stalin/hitler packet is announced and the army invades western po

light is a defining element in heinz marx work each day he works in his light filled studio he places paints alongside each other blends them mixes them together. and looks to see how the light makes the colors glow. since the 1960 s. mark has lived on this former farm from the 16th century surrounded by plenty of greenery and his own sculptures. finds mark turned 90 years old last month. i get up at the same time every day and i don't need an alarm clock i have an inner clock that has set itself then after breakfast i go into my workshop where i studio usually for about 3 hours until lunch since the age of $85.00 allowed myself a 20 minute nap after lunch we had nothing then i go back to the workshop. that routine has resulted in a wide ranging body of work. dedicated in the exhibition to the sculptor and painter in honor of his 90th birthday it focuses on his early works. starting in the 1950 s. mark was repeatedly drawn to working in the desert he sought a space outside of institutions borderless and empty he built artificial gardens of metal and light in the sand. and so that he w

real will work with nature if you look around here marx are singing the insects are flying around but that isn't the case in these facilities i believe that this is not what you want in the future it's not nature it's just an artificial product i just can't imagine it but it has nothing to do with my ego's as a farmer who in the army for me farming is having an area of land here where something is growing that i can take care of what artificial farming goes against the philosophy of what i want to represent with my soul as a farmer. but do we have another choice classical agriculture alone will not be able to supply the growing world population without the help from the oratory for much longer with plants that develop in a controlled way without the use of fertilizers and pesticides and with less water . so you know we'll be a world population of 10 or 11000000000 people we can't imagine how big the cities will become and at the moment it's almost considered progress if you can successfully cope with overcrowding at all it is an essential part of 21st century technology then we achiev

marx trying. to get. into the conflict zone defense of asterix despite 1st diplomatic tools to see award shows little sign of ending my guest this week from the yemeni capital sana'a is who shall be shut off foreign minister of the so styled 15 feet government of his forces stomach used to finishing shocking crimes and killing indiscriminately why would they conflict zone. in 60 minutes potty to. the lawn. people have to say matters to us. that's why we listen to their stories reporter every weekend on t.w. . was. half. man. i think this is it's because this profession gives you such tremendous feelings of happy.

nation's a southern border in march that's the highest number in nearly 2 decades so as president biden marx's 100 stay in office managing the border is among his greatest challenges how did you cast her as more from the u.s. border wall neon macallan in texas. managing the u.s. southern border has been among the biggest challenges president biden has faced in his 1st $100.00 days and critics are quick to claim that he has so far failed last month u.s. agents took more than 170000 people into custody after they crossed the border that is the highest number in nearly 2 decades why is this happening in campaign on a more welcoming tone toward immigrants than on his 1st day in office he signed a slew of executive actions undoing some of the harsh immigration policies set by his predecessor donald trump waves of migrants are followed many traveling in families or children traveling alone shelters ran out of space children were made to sleep on floors democrats called the administration's response inhumane and republicans raged at the numbers the latest figures show early signs of plaid telling but

known that we are going to be here just as much as we were for you know george floyd from lando jim marx part we're going to be here for you dr. i want to get on to those bridges in a 2nd only because my own brother was a one of the people arrested media and journalists being attacked they say. you have no sympathy for this narrative that quickly spread around the world through news agencies about an afro in the don't tell writes call it was a brand new car and the fact that the office of decades of experience mistook her taser for a handgun. there is no sympathy if you actually look at. this to states when it comes to stop and frisk and pullovers brooklyn center has some of the highest rates when it comes to black drivers and black. and the state so this is a common practice in policing all of that community which is predominantly black predominantly immigrant african immigrant. to see that type of policing play out in our communities and already knowing that our policing doesn't have. deescalation response to the most minor to severe it's a bit so it made no sense if you're pulling som

. >> this is patricia marx my guest today is a man who's called the most comic american since mark twain, art buchwald. did you always write as you do now? >> yeah in a sense i did. i never wrote too seriously. you know, they say that humorists usually have unhappy childhoods. and i guess in my case that might be true. so at an early age i sort of had a -- kind of a different outlook on things that most other kids did, and i profited from it or made use of it. >> in what way did you have a different attitude? >> well, i saw things -- i don't know how to explain it. i was a foster child and i was one of the outs and i figured all the other kids were an in. and i made up my mind early in life that i was an out, on the outside looking in. and, therefore, i just sort of -- everything i did was kind of a guy looking at other people rather than participating. and it worked. because i found i could get attention early in life as a child by making other people laugh. >> so was it the same kind of thing as with your writing? the same kind of humor? >> yeah, i was always making fun of the teacher

it is a purely negative campaign , engages in what marx would call the ruthless criticism of all thatxists. from that, you saw the academic movement of critical theory and those in the news like critical race theory. it is just out to destroy the old order. conservatives traditionally react in one of two ways. you have the squishes who go along with it and say you will pump kids full of hormones, that's fine. we want to broaden the party after all, like the governor of arkansas. but even the more ornery, obstinate and conservatives will say i'm not going to go along with political correctness, because i'm a free speech absolutist or free-market absolutist, or some other absolutism that only exists in the air and has never existed in the actual political tradition of the united states. as a result, they will issue standards altogether. the irony here, you either get into the left new standard or throw out standards altogether. either way, the left gets the obliteration of the old standards. the shorter answer, it is important for conservatives to go to teaching and media, but that is n

. >> this is patricia marx.y guest is a man who has been called the most comic american since mark twain, mr. art buchwald, columnist and author of the recent, "i chose capital punishment. -- punishment." >> i never wrote too seriously. they say humorists usually have unhappy childhoods. in my case that might be true. at an early age, i sort of had a different outlook on things than most other kids did. i made use of it. >> in what way did you have a different attitude? >> i don't know how to explain it. i was a foster child and i figured all the other kids were in and i made up my mind early in life that i was an out, on the outside looking in. therefore, everything i did was kind of a guy looking at other people rather than participating. it worked. i found i could get attention early in life as a child by making others laugh. >> was at the same kind of thing for your writing? >> yeah, i was always making fun of the teacher. the teacher was the establishment. i think i have always been against this -- the esta

this is what the marx's radicals did in new york city thursday night. now, as the angle told you months ago, last summer's attacks on our historical monuments were never really about taking a stand against the confederacy. the confederacy is dead. it's one more step toward erasing our historical understanding altogether. these were the tactics of the worst dictators of the 20th century from lenin to stalin. a revolution requires the people reject most everything that came before so that it can be replaced with a new collectivist agenda. that's what blm and antifa and the beliefs and the goals and the messages. they're being embraced and advanced by the larger democrat party and the media. by the way, the larger democrat party also includes joe's old boss. in a new interview with bet, obama encouraged black americans to keep marching, keep speaking up, keep voting. he added that police violence and other reminders of the legacy of bigotry and unequal treatment can make people question if things will ever get better. i was thinking, you know, that is comi

the ideology and worldview based on the arguments and beliefs of the man ultimately carl marx whose writings are responsible for the enslavement and impoverishment and torture and death of untold millions. this is a hard fact. despite the predictable protestations. these are the useful idiots that take those positions of the democratic party, culture, media and academia. we are surrounded by them. and then the sacrifice and bravery of our revolutionaries. and paul hancock - - paul revere and john hancock to be spirited by the wisdom ingenious, thomas jefferson, john adams, james madison. ben franklin. and so many others. while they have been smeared and degraded by the american left in the democratic party to occupy the oval office, we must continue to celebrate them. and together they defeated the most powerful military force on earth what the greatest most extraordinary nation in mankind. future generations of patriots have tremendous sacrifice to fight the civil war to end slavery something no other country has ever done. costing hundreds of thousands of lives throughout america. 700,000

educate and train young ecuadorians, bolivians, paraguayan's, peruvians and the west in the ideas of marx communism. those young people trained here and were sent back to their villages and towns to wait for the day to do the things that have to be done to stabilize any revolution. if and as castro's revolution goes well, and with communist help, the next 19 chapters of the battle of america are written. the students trained there will have their chance to step into power in the countries and there is not much doubt about this. this will happen for much the same reason that cuban communists are moving into power in cuba now. you see, fidel castro could fight a revolution without people trained in economics, finance, problems of transportation and communications. without training and running businesses and industries and agriculture. but castro could not stabilize his revolution without such people. when i asked those young south americans at the university of moscow this summer what courses they were taking, interestingly enough, they were studying economics, finance, problems of transpor

but will work with nature if you look around here marx are singing the insects are flying around but that isn't the case in these facilities i believe that this is not what you want in the future it's not nature it's just an artificial product i just can't imagine it but it has nothing to do with my eco's as a farmer who in the army for me farming is having an area of land here where something is growing that i can take care of one of these artificial farming goes against the philosophy of what i want to represent with my soul as a farmer a bit. but do we have another choice classical agriculture alone will not be able to supply the growing world population without the help from the poor atory for much longer with plants that develop in a controlled way without the use of fertilizers and pesticides and with less water . so you know we'll be a world population of 10 or 11000000000 people we can't imagine how big the cities will be tom and at the moment it's almost considered progress if you can successfully cope with overcrowding at all it is an essential pounds of 21st century techno

if you are not familiar with her, you should know that she loves karl marx. >> let's just talk aboutlot of things. i do believe in marxism. it is a philosophy that i learned early on. we were taught to learn about systems that were criticizing capitalism. we can't allow for fear to dictate how we understand what is possible. you want to know a funny fact? everybody called dr. martin luther king a communist. that was the terrible word he was called forever up until he was assassinated. and now, everybody loves dr. martin luther king. ow>> tucker: [laughs] she's a marxist. you can't blame her. these people are falling for thissh stuff. she is just making her way in this world. got a big check from warner bros. actually blm raked iner $100 million in donations. we have some idea now. propertyty records show that she purchased four high-end homes for $3.2 million just in this country. one of those homes in l.a. featuresus bamboo floors. one of the widest neighborhoodss in l.a., by the way. kind of hilarious. again, not her fault. candace owens is the host of "candace." she joins us tonig

. >> important reminder marx. thank you for joining us as the jury continues deliberations. >>> a medical examiner determines the capitol officer who dies after the insurrection died of natural causes. does this impact the charges against rioters? >>> plus, just in, a big move by hospitals across the country involving the coronavirus vaccine. how the national guard is preparing for the aftermath of the chauvin verdict. this is cnn's "new day." ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. thank you! hey, hey, no, no limu, no limu! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo renae is not an influencer. she's more of a groundbreaker. just look at the

will work with nature if you look around here marx are singing the insects are flying around but that isn't the case in these facilities i believe that this is not what you want in the future it's not nature it's just an artificial product i just can't imagine it out but it has nothing to do with my ego's as a farmer army reforming as having an area of land here where something is growing that i can take care of for the artificial farming goes against the philosophy of what i want to represent with my soul as a farmer. but do we have another choice classical agriculture alone will not be able to supply the growing world population without the help from the oratory for much longer with plants that develop in a controlled way without the use of fertilizers and pesticides and with less watch or. soon it will be a world population of 10 or 11000000000 people we can't imagine how big their cities will become and at the moment it's almost considered progress if you can successfully cope with overcrowding at all it is an essential part of the 21st century technology that we achieve this beca

let me bring in commissioner marx here.ore of the suppressive agent because of the conditions theys are dealing with. what's the move now until they get to a better resolution? >> we are seeing a squirmish line. they are starting to claim the area. this has not been a mess so far. if the mayor is not there, whoever is there in command right now is doing a great job. the citizens that are vinvolved in this protest may be dis disbursing. i know that line we are looking at if they get the right order, they can definitely start moving for r ward. >> we'll pick up the analysis of this situation tomorrow. now we have to deal with the urgency, we'll take a break, sarah sidner is on the ground and shimon prokupecz is there. cnn has a lot of people covering this story, please stay with cnn. the harry's razor is not the same. our razors have five german engineered blades designed to stay sharp, so your eighth shave is as smooth as your first. and we never upcharge you for high quality. harry's. available in store and at harrys.com. >

will work with nature if you look around here marx are singing the insects are flying around but that isn't the case in these facilities i believe that this is not what you want in the future if it's not nature it's just an artificial product i just can't imagine it but it has nothing to do with my ethos as a farmer army farming is having an area of land here where something is growing that i can take care of one of these artificial farming goes against the philosophy of what i want to represent with my soul as a farmer. but do we have another choice classical agriculture alone will not be able to supply the growing world population without the help from the oratory for much longer with plants that develop in a controlled way without the use of fertilizers and pesticides and with less water . so you know we'll be a world population of 10 or 11000000000 people we can't imagine how big the cities will be tom and at the moment it's almost considered progress if you can successfully cope with overcrowding at all it is an essential part of 21st century technology that we achieve this becau

took to heart and learning this, i studied the whole range of ideas and philosophies including karl marx, when wisdom from him was that philosophers only interpreted the world and the point is to change it. i'm not just learned these ideas but i've applied them. charles: brian, you talked about. [inaudible].bo peter: you talked about some of the big ideas on which this was founded. over somee of those ideas predict. charles: that's right, in fact will go even further andht say that we needed any paradigm shifts. anybody is paying attention these days, is looking around in our country c and saying that ts is not going well. there has got to be a better way. so we're not talking about small tweaks, we are talking about truly leaning in and more fully applying these principles of human progress that charles just mentioned. talking about those is the principles that are really enshrined in the declaration of independence, the principles cethat the trento institute has found it to advance in so any of us are working towards. these are our north star so to really get there, need to take them s

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myself and three other agents, don thompson, harry richardson, and mike marx, who was a post blast expert, went out to the ship with a team of about 15 fbi agents, and we had been convoy with the yemenis taking us back around the bay to go through numerous checkpoints and then to finally fast team checkpoint. that's where we would be inside an american circle and access to the ship. >> what was your first impression? i want to ask you both when you saw the ship in person. and i want to get into evidence collection of how difficult that was. your thoughts, initially, when you lay dying on it. >> did you get to the ship? >> i did. my answer is much shorter. kathy, she's a rugged warrior. but i would say that the conditions were extraordinarily difficult. it was very emotional to see the ship that way, first of all, but even in october in yemen in the south, the average temperature somewhere between 95 and 105 fahrenheit with high humidity. 70 to 90%. so just the sites, the sounds. the odors. the hazards were just incredible. but if you need anything to make you any more patriotic than to se

marx does not like the mountains! —— mark.. the new deadline will coincide with the 20th anniversary of the terror attacks on the world trade centre and the pentagon. it means that the us would miss a may deadline for a pull—out agreed with the taliban by the trump administration last year. in the last hour, joe biden has been explaining his decision. with the terror threat now in many places, keeping thousands of troops grounded and concentrated in this one country and across to billions each year makes little sense to me and our leaders. we cannot continue the cycle of extending or expanding our military presence in afghanistan, hoping to create ideal conditions for the withdrawal and expecting a different result. i'm now the fourth united states president to preside over american troops in afghanistan. two republicans, two democrats. i will not pass this responsibility onto a fifth. after consultant close inc. with our allies and partners, with our military leaders and intelligence personnel, with our diplomats and our deve

importantly i think we can bring a real, strong social equity and responsibility component to chicago's marxarallel and curious to know your thoughts whether some states like illinois have managed to smooth out some of the inefficiencies we saw with a lot of the early adopters? >> well, look. i think illinois is still developing so there's certainly still things to smooth out you know, the model really is developing a footprint in any geographic region. we have a broad footprint across i with this. one of the larger plays in illinois and we're excited about that and looking forward to growing it from there. as i said, again, one of the thing, talking efficiencies is, at what value do you buy companies these days, and if you can create a value and a growth story, which we have at parallel, with our anticipated revenues going forward, i think that's a game-changer in the business. >> well, what is -- you know, what are your expectations in terms of the revenues from this dispensaries i know many of them are very strong, as-is, but can you expect they're going to continue to grow to significant

it's like a club it's groucho marx time i find bargains.a lot of the companies that are being sold. there's lots of opportunity. the fed just gave you the green light to buy jay powell is not going to give a speech today and say i take back everything i said on wednesday. it doesn't work like that. and by the way, you want the one that i think is most attractive, if you were to ask me which one i would buy, it is the one that is completely needed, microsoft. i mean microsoft delivered, did anyone read the quarter, did anyone listen to amy, the cfo? microsoft had an amazing quarter this thing has been unrelenting on the down side. i like microsoft i mean they're as close to monopoly as most of the businesses they are in and you could argue they're getting away with it, nothing is wrong with microsoft and i keep hearing, microsoft, i don't know, and i say you don't know what? i don't know, it keeps going down well, why? that is not a reason to sell >> because we're in an environment where the definition of good isn't just good, it's whether o

speech he got a last look at the white house today as we wait for marx and covid-19 vaccinations.ecommends warning labels to the johnson & johnson vaccine. as a possible link between the shot and red blood clots. the vaccine is still on pause here in the u.s. we will see if we get an update from the white house and moments. david lee miller is live from new york city in the meantime. >> hi, sandra. the president and the next few moments is going to call on businesses to get paid time off to workers in order to get a covid-19 vaccine. to help the businesses -- small businesses -- pick up the tab, employers will be offered a tax credit. today, more than 133 million americans have been given one shop and only 3% of working adults have been vaccinated. friday, ac/dc advisory panel is reported to meet regarding the johnson & johnson vaccine. european health regulators has the benefit of the johnson & johnson chart outweigh the risks, but as a precaution, he is recommending that a new label be added on the package to describe the potential side effects as well as treatment. it is going

happen the way they predicted they said, the real reason is not that it is all about economics like marx. stuart: you're right. i didn't know the origin finance there i should have watched your show. if all right. now this -- >> a bit late for you i'll send you a link. stuart: i'm asleep at 9:00 but let's move on toipght show this montage of woke educators you won't believe this. roll tape. >> i mean it is our social justice all day every day i get to talk about all things i love. really i'm living a life over here. i think cops are heros they have of to a difficult job but we have to have -- >> all of them? >> when we are in trouble and they have a knife or gun -- why wouldn't you call the police? >> i don't trust them. >> my life is in more danger in their presence. >> who would you call? >> i couldn't call anybody. [laughter] stuart: can you believe this? these people -- discussing their marxism social justice and teachers they don't care that's what they're going do and a professor totally illogical we seem to be turning out a generation of political -- >> you absolutely nailed it th

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it is a purely negative campaign , engages in what marx would call the ruthless criticism of all thats. from that, you saw the academic movement of critical theory and those in the news like critical race theory. it is just out to destroy the old order. conservatives traditionally react in one of two ways. you have the squishes who go along with it and say you will pump kids full of hormones, that's fine. we want to broaden the party after all, like the governor of arkansas. but even the more ornery, obstinate and conservatives will say i'm not going to go along with political correctness, because i'm a free speech absolutist or free-market absolutist, or some other absolutism that only exists in the air and has never existed in the actual political tradition of the united states. as a result, they will issue standards altogether. the irony here, you either get into the left new standard or throw out standards altogether. either way, the left gets the obliteration of the old standards. the shorter answer, it is important for conservatives to go to teaching and media, but that is not s