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2026-06-15T02:54:51+00:00
Dark NRG with the 10.
What's going on, bro?
What the fuck is up?
Appreciate you, man.
Comrade Kid with the 5.
What's up, man?
I appreciate you.
Thank you so much.
On y'all, I'm noticing we on a lack of energy right lately.
It's like I know I've been away from the streams a little bit too much, I've been having a little bit too much of a hiatus here or there, you know, taking two weeks, taking one week off the stream.
But what the fuck is going on with the market lack of fucking energy that's going on in the guerrilla army?
Wake the fuck up right now.
I'm doing these streams late at night on purpose 4D chess.
Totally not because I'm really fucking busy and shit.
And no, no, no, it's all 4D chess.
I'm doing this shit because everyone has to wake the fuck up.
There's too much low energy.
I'm just going to be fucking honest.
This low energy bitch shit is killing the vibe.
I need fucking constant sun gorillas until I say stop.
That's the type of cult we have to fucking be on.
We're going to build this fucking energy up and we're going to keep it at a fucking level that we're going to be intensifying to the point where we evolve.
Into something AI cannot map or emulate or track algorithmically.
Autistic potato.
What the fuck is up?
You know what my fucking answer to this disgusting slop age of AI is?
Let's intensify.
Let's intensify the power of the human will.
Let's intensify our symbol, our cause, our movement, our guerrilla army.
Let's intensify.
Let's accelerate.
Let's push that instant communism type of button type of shit.
We're talking about instant communism.
That's the fucking sword that's going to break through the fucking veil of this fucking AI slop that's having us all on some low energy type of bullshit trying to demoralize and kill our spirits and shit.
We're pressing that instant communism button.
And that's the type of shit we have to be on, straight up.
We're not gonna let these fucking AI robots demoralize us and make us fucking think that what, somehow, the indomitable spirit.
Of humanity, of our movement, of history is somehow sleepy.
It's sleeping.
This stuff going on with Iran and the United States.
It's again, everything goes back to Katy Perry.
Because you're hot and you're cold, and yes, everything goes back to Katy Perry.
There's we're on a fucking roller coaster, and you know what?
I told Jackson nothing's gonna happen.
I said, nothing's gonna happen, nothing has happened.
Because
We're in an era where they're trying to draw out a nothing that's so fucking large that we just no longer get out of bed in the morning anymore.
They're trying to draw out a nothing that's so large
That it's forty trillion in debt and nobody gives a fuck.
Future brain with the five, what's up?
There's only one thing that can offset this disgusting era of nothingness that we're entering into.
This oblivion.
This oblivion, where what the fuck is going on anymore?
We're being told there's aliens.
You lose me.
You lose me with this AI-botted news cycle when we're being told there's fucking aliens.
And look at this wonderful cult, how everyone is doing sun gorillas because I have not said yet to stop.
That's the type of shit we need to be on.
Everyone, keep it up.
High energy with the fucking sun gorillas.
We are going all the way to the fucking top.
We are accelerating.
We are intensifying.
We are not stopping.
The march will continue.
Do you understand?
And let me tell you guys, we are in an age where they are making a mockery of the fact that we're no longer even able to fucking communicate as a society anymore.
Where social media before at least had the appearance of being some kind of real hive mind.
You literally have these Epsteinian pedophiles directly pushing the buttons of what we're paying attention to, which has nothing to do with any kind of organic element of discourse that comes from us.
We don't have this shared collective consciousness or shared intelligence anymore.
What we have is the arbitrary whims and fancies of some old fat, disgusting Epsteinian pedophiles who one day, I'm gonna click the alien button.
I'm gonna click this other fucking stupid button.
I'm gonna click this dumb fucking Sidney Sweeney button.
And it's all their whims and fancies, and they're sitting in some fucking room, some high tower, and they're fiddling their thumbs and they're fucking playing like a like a fucking video game, right?
So discourse is dead.
We're living in the era of a of a of a discourse necropolis that Kojev, Alexander Kojev, could never have even conceived of such a thing, right?
With his idea of the universal and homogenous state, the rise of the human animal, the domesticated human animal.
Well, guess what?
We're living in something far beyond the horizon of what he and he imagined, right?
Which is that the end of discourse culminating in the universal and homogeneous state leads us all to become these kind of passive cattle type of animals that are only concerned with
Physical pleasure and physical satisfaction, or whatever, right?
But now we're in an era of a discourse necropolis.
You see, what Kojev couldn't take into account, what Kojev didn't understand, what he couldn't actually anticipate, is a discourse necropolis.
Harold, what's up?
That discourse isn't simply going to end culminating in the universal homogenous state in some kind of pure self-same form.
That it's going to be an undead, like a zombie.
It's going to die.
The struggle for mutual recognition, the master-slave dialectic.
It's not just going to be...
He was so...
He drew upon the examples of the Japanese kind of ritualistic Shinto samurai, whatever fucking bullshit, where you just kind of have this stillness of form, which becomes an object of worship and veneration and so on and so on.
But no, this is not what's happened with what Kojev anticipated to be the universal and homogenous state.
Not simply the end of discourse, but the hijacking, the hijacking of human civilization and history itself by a pure death drive.
An undead, right?
A thing that, yes, it's dead, but it's like a living dead.
It's like a fucking zombie.
It's more dead than death itself.
And it continually dies and dies and dies over and over and over again.
This is the discourse necropolis that we're now evidently entering into as a society, where it's no longer simply a matter that mutual recognition has been achieved and find satisfaction in the universal and homogeneous state.
This struggle for recognition dies over and over and over again in ways we could not have possibly anticipated.
And perhaps if this is what death can do, if this is what death is made of, maybe we should simply reevaluate what we think we know about life.
What can I say?
We're getting to a point now where
Any element of human input no longer matters.
We thought that the age of cybernetics was going to somehow incorporate bottom-up feedback and systematize it, right?
But what's going on now is something very nefarious, a simulation of mutual recognition that really seems to be just directly drawn up.
And implemented by the whims and fancies of some controllers who have access to the fucking buttons of what we're paying attention to and what we're not.
Every other day, some shithead.
Oh, we're at war with Iran.
Oh, we're not at war with Iran.
Oh, now we're at war with Iran.
And then all the details of this war were being kept from.
Iran strikes Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia ensures that in a press release, the information being released is that nothing was actually struck and it was an accident.
Okay.
Everything that seems to happen is covered up before we could even think about whether it happened or not.
And by then, they've already come up with a narrative that suits their goals and suits their agenda.
We're talking about complete discursive narrative control and containment by state actors worldwide.
Everyone thought that in the age of social media, everyone would have an iPhone and something happening in real time could simply be recorded on your phone and uploaded as information, and then somehow the whole fucking world would talk about it in real time in a way that bypasses the mainstream news media, which everyone seemed to think had more of a direct proximity and relationship to the state actors that manipulate and control discourse.
But the exact opposite has happened.
With the demise of mainstream media, with the demise of the so-called fourth estate, which granted was some kind of separate bureaucracy and separate institution with respect to the actual CIA and state actors and so on and so on.
Social media, and X is the prototype for this, for sure.
X is a directly, it's directly controlled by the Department of Defense.
And Department of Energy.
X has become a model for the control and manipulation of perception and media in the most centralized possible way by state actors.
News media doesn't even matter anymore.
X, that is the number one worldwide place for news.
People don't know that that's actually true, right?
And it's more centralized.
Than mainstream media used to be.
It's directly sitting in the Department of War and there's no need to go through all it has done is cut out the bureaucracy that was the mainstream media.
It cut out the need for large bureaucratic media institutions, and now the guys in the military, now the guys in the Department of War, the military deep states of the world, can simply control what the public sees and knows directly.
Without any mediation through civil society whatsoever.
That's the discourse necropolis we live in.
That's what Hideo Kojima very beautifully and brilliantly rendered, perhaps, in Death Stranding 2 as Outer Heaven, right?
The realm of this uh the realm of dead soldiers that are continually fighting over and dying over and over again, right?
this kind of nirvana of the military industrial complex.
Well, this is the discursive necropolis that's is at the seat and is in and is in control and has the reins over
How human subjectivity forms and how civilization is being formed now.
What can I say, ladies and gentlemen, we are living in troubling, troubling times.
We are living in times that we don't even have the language, we don't even have the philosophy, we don't even have the vocabulary or the vernacular to be able to anticipate or describe.
But this is the important part, right?
Now that we're here, now that we're at the level of a direct relationship to the military industrial complex and the military controllers that control us as a method of last resort at the very least, let's be honest, right?
Shit hits the fan in the US, who's gonna who's gonna immediately assume the reins of control?
It's gonna be some kind of military deep state, Department of Energy, some one of these extremely advanced
I mean, people don't understand every single aspect of civilian infrastructure is downstream from the US military.
This isn't just true for the United States.
It's true for every modern country on earth, potentially with the exception of China, which is still controlled by the standing committee of the Politburo of the Communist Party of China, right?
Which is about seven people in a room that is insulated from the world.
My Rezus, what's up?
Where they can talk and discuss and plan in a conspir conspiratorial manner, in a secure manner, rather.
But in any case
We have a more direct relationship with the people who rule us and control us now.
We have no feedback.
They don't really care what we think.
All they care about is how potentially we might react physically.
Right?
That's why it's so important and indispensable for the behavioral psychologists and the social engineers to have a direct understanding of the relationship between news, between the events that we're confronted with, and our actions.
Like looking back, 2020, the summer of 2020 with Black Lives Matter, that was probably one of the most profound experiments in mass human psychology, the psychology of crowds and disorder and behavior, which was intentionally unleashed to accumulate the data necessary to keep societies under even more tight control than they are now.
That's what the COVID lockdowns were about, and that's what the release in the summer of 2020 was actually about as well.
And now we're living in this world that none of us could have possibly anticipated and none of us would have recognized if we were shown just.
10 years ago, right?
And nobody has the ability, nobody has the language, nobody has the fortitude, nobody has the mediation necessary to actually understand or comprehend.
And so when all is said and done,
How do you live in this environment?
How do you survive in it?
Well, that's exactly what the ACP is about.
That's exactly what the ACP is meant to do.
Everyone somehow thought that the age and so of the age of social media, because we could just directly be our own editors and we can directly release our thoughts to the world and directly have people listen.
In an age of AI, the idea I'm going to record a video and upload a photo to the internet and that's just an i piece of informa it's could be a n it could be AI now.
Nobody knows.
It could be fake.
I'm going to share my thoughts to the world.
How do we know that's a real person sharing their thoughts?
There's something kind of beautiful about this era we're entering into.
And in a sick sense, I find it beautiful.
And I'll tell you why I find it beautiful.
I find it beautiful because now is an era post-human, post-populist, post-demotic, an era ruled by the purity, by the purity, the undiluted purity of principles.
of signs, of words, of principles not words in the mundane every say sense of human gibber and chatter, but principles, logos, the fundamental principles that compel and unify societies, nations, and h guide history.
Right?
That is now here in front of us, being disclosed continuously in front of us, without any regard for the feedback we give to it, without any regard for how we respond to it with our meager words, our meager individual words.
It's only receptive to our actual fucking actions.
It's only receptive to what we actually do.
It's only receptive to the material reality of our activity.
But the chatter, the discourse, it's over.
It's gone.
And in some sense, allow me to say something provocative.
Allow me to say something potentially dangerous.
A state secret of the infrared deep state.
The goal of infrared from the very beginning.
If you're an infrared OG, if you're an infrared OG and you were here from the fucking very beginning, and now we're here with the three hundred Spartans, many of you are the original.
And we've come full circle in this reset, this era of a profound reset, where everyone is going back to their roots and going back to the zero from whence they came.
The original goal of infrared
From the very beginning.
Was the destruction of discourse, killing the discourse, blowing up the discourse, waging an assault on the discourse, the discourse which was fake.
Amila, what's up?
The discourse which was a mockery.
A mockery of history.
A pretend play where people pretended that out of some kind of dialogue, out of some kind of mutual recognition, some kind of democratic s consensus within civil society was taking shape, and all the disgusting retards on Twitter and all the disgusting retards on YouTube and BretTube, that was an organic result of people coming together and having a dialogue and recognizing each other in this extremely wholesome way.
Infrared came onto the scene and said, We want to light a fucking match and blow this whole fucking thing up.
We were simply rendering philosophically, artistically, and discursively.
To be fair.
Something that was happening already in real time, the destruction of discourse, the completion of what Alexander Kojev anticipated.
Anticipated would be the conclusion of history, which was the end, the end of the struggle for mutual recognition, culminating in the universal and homogenous state.
The discourse, the disgusting millennial era, that's what it was, the millennial era bread tube and buzzfeed and this fucking woke bullshit and identity politics, wholesome chungus bullshit, democratic consensus nonsense.
That was the discourse.
That was the mockery.
That was the dingleberry hanging off the hairy ass of the universal and homogenous state.
That's what it was.
And thanks.
To the acceleration of artificial intelligence, it's finally being cut off.
And that was the goal of Infrared from the very beginning.
That, ladies and gentlemen, is why I find myself in such a profoundly awkward situation and circumstance.
The mission of Infrared in terms of what it wanted to impose on the world, it seems to have been completed.
Now do I feel like I deserve five to ten million dollars at the very minimum for having anticipated this artistically, philosophically, theoretically, discursively?
Do I feel like I for because I anticipated this, because I was the one acknowledging this, I was the one absorbing what was going to be the fatal outcome of history itself into a kind of passion, into a kind of rage, a kind of anger.
We're ready for it!
Bring it on!
Let's enter this new fucking era, right?
Because I was there.
I was preparing everyone for it, Chris.
So why are people sitting around twiddling their thumbs with this low energy bullshit, not knowing what's going on?
If you're fucking here, and if you're an OG in this fucking community, this is our era.
This is what the whole fucking thing was about.
The destruction we wanted to impose.
The wrath of Genghis Khan, if you will.
It has been completed.
The discourse is dead.
It's destroyed.
And while it's down, and it's going to stay down forever, now's our time to rise.
Now's our time to take our place where we fucking belong.
As the movers, the preeminent elites and movers of the society we now live in.
That's the fucking point.
We cleared the fucking land.
We raised the cities and citadels of discourse to the fucking ground.
And now.
Now we rise.
Now we're at home where we fucking belong.
where we always wanted to be.
People say, Haas, what happened?
What hap what the fuck happened is I took you to the promised land.
That's what fucking happened.
I took you
This is it.
This is the promised land.
This is the promised land out of which we will build our fortress.
We will build.
Our headquarters
And we alone, we alone are the ones who are adapted to the society we now live in.
We alone are the ones adapt to the civilization we now live in.
And what does this look like in practice?
We're looking Pete Hexeth directly in the eye.
Although he's a front man and he's a clown or whatever.
We're looking at the symbol of whatever controllers control and engineer our society and make no mistake, they do.
We're looking at them directly in the eye and we're saying
We know the game.
And now we're gonna be playing our own fucking game.
We know the game, we know how it works, we know that the way to actually build power and have a say, so to speak,
is to acquiesce, is to submit to a principle so thoroughly and so comprehensively that you not only let it define the whole of what you are, you allow it to define
Your relationships toward other people, the communities that you exist inside, the culture that you dwell within, the language that you speak.
The US military already has that locked the fuck down.
We are the dark Tolpa, the dark twin of that machine which we want to build from scratch, from the bottom up, through the American Communist Party.
What else can I say?
A lot actually.
Since 1968, in the era of mass protests and people going out on the street and whatever and
Marching and protesting and going wild, whatever.
Honestly, nothing was more wild and profound than a fucking concert, right?
That's the funny thing about the PSL, and not to hate them, but just to criticize this notion among leftists that all these mass protests on the street, all this hubbub, all this.
Well, you'll never even approximate a fucking concert.
Let's be honest.
You're not even getting to 1% of a music concert.
How high energy and how high hyped people are and how much hubbub and whatever.
I mean, a music concert, more bodies are there, more bodies are electrified there.
They have high energy there, and there's just more going on there, right?
But the control of human activity, the control of on a physical level, right?
How you interact, how you move in your city, what are your habits, what are your routines.
And and when masses of people come together and try to, you know, through the force.
That inheres in masses of people coming together and destroying buildings and taking over stuff or whatever, you see it all the time.
These are exactly the things that the military, the military industrial complex, has mapped out and now has on complete, total fucking lock.
It's like after COVID, that's what COVID was about, by the way, the final fruition of that.
That's how notice, notice after COVID, there's no more Occupy Wall Streets.
They mean nothing.
After the Arab Spring, no more Arab Springs.
They mean nothing.
All of these were test runs.
COVID, put a fucking lid on it.
The summer of twenty twenty.
That targeted release?
That was a fucking mop-up operation.
They let people fucking out of their homes and burned down Wendy's or whatever, burned down McDonald's, and then they have precise data, they have precise models about how masses and bodies move in space in real time.
To control it.
Not only the physical aspect of controlling and containing, but how do you line up the relationship between mass psychology and the psychology of crowds with forms of consciousness and discourse and information that's being shared on the internet, with the psychology of consumption, with the psychology of media and social media, social media psychology and its relationship to the psychology of crowds and mass psychology.
The summer of 2020 was about establishing a fundamental canvas upon which that relationship could be isolated, identified, and absorbed.
And that's why something like that has never and will never happen again.
Oh, what about the No Kings protest?
Do you think that's organic?
Do you think the No Kings protest is They have anticipated everything.
If you think they you don't understand the level of control.
Level of control.
The only thing they can't control are principles.
They can't control.
The consistency of a principle, like infrared for example.
Can they contain us?
Absolutely, they can contain us.
Can they contain the reach?
Can they?
Yes, absolutely, they fucking can.
If they couldn't, there would be 30,000 people tuned in right now.
Alas.
Many of the people watching now are the people who were here from the very fucking beginning, from day one.
There's a reason for that.
But alas, we've endured the consistency of a principle.
Some kind of circuit, some kind of logos.
They can't control that.
Master, what's up?
They can try to control its effects and contain those effects, but they can't control the thing itself.
The thing keeps coming back.
The sign, the signifier, the symptom keeps coming back over and over again.
What else do we call that except communism, the thing that keeps coming back?
So you have the discursive necropolis that is civilization now.
And then what do you have to accompany it?
the spectre of Communism.
And there's nowhere the spectre of Communism finds home more than the discursive necropolis within which we now live and dwell and take for granted.
You see, communism only takes shape.
When everyone shuts the fuck up.
That's really the lesson from Boris Groys.
The idea that language replaces money as the currency of communism.
If you really reflect on what that means.
It implies a profound silence that is at the foundation of communism.
a silence where language itself is already accounted for by the thing itself, and therefore superfluous.
Language simply partakes and facilitates and gives way to the architecture, the grandeur and sublimity
of a sign, like a hieroglyphic, if you will.
An emblem.
An austere and regal symbol of state.
You need to understand, this is literally like Predator.
This is on we are on some infrared predator vision type of shit.
We are seamlessly camouflaged right now.
Every single one of us are wearing camouflage.
We seem superfluous.
In the society we now live in, in the culture we now live in, in the civilization we now live in, there's nothing more invisible than infrared.
If you think I don't acknowledge that invisibility, no, no, no, I acknowledge the invisibility.
There's a dead silence.
That I'm noticing.
I've never noticed it before.
We blend in now.
It's like we're invisible, but the reason we're invisible is because society and civilization is now wearing our pattern.
Infrared doesn't stand out like a sore thumb anymore, we just fucking blend in.
Chris, what's up?
Appreciate you, bro.
But what does that say?
It says.
We are now in some deep techia.
Because now everyone has to remember how the fuck we got here.
Doesn't that suffice to keep you going?
Just fucking remember how you got here.
Isn't that at the foundation of this community, this cult, whatever you wanna fucking call it?
We remember our roots, we remember where we came from.
They have contained us.
I'm they have they have contained us.
They've put a lid on how much something like this could possibly expand.
As it is.
Now, can that be bypassed?
Can that be circumvented?
Of course, it fucking can.
Of course, it fucking can.
But that's not as important.
As remembering where the fuck we came from.
Because if the future of this movement is not compatible with its past, it can go forward not even one step.
If the price of going forward is wiping out and erasing our roots and forgetting where the fuck we came from, and one day waking up as a bunch of fucking sellouts and shills and people who took a left or right deviation from the golden Stalinist path, then fuck this entire thing.
We stay the true path, we stay the right path, the golden Stalinist path, we're on the correct course, we remember where the fuck we came from.
And does that mean we have to endure being insulated a little bit?
From the wider world maybe.
We walk and we march alone, in a way.
It's quite sad.
It's quite sad.
But there's something nice about the silence.
There's something, for the first time, I have to be honest about something, for the first time.
I don't hear, I don't hear the voices anymore of these Pad Sock Nazi fascists.
I mean, I don't know about you guys, but it's like I don't.
It's tuned out.
Everything's been tuned out.
It's gone.
That's what I'm saying.
It's dead silence.
It's like for for four years of infrared, all I could hear was the screaming of Libtards the whole time.
All I could hear is screaming and crying and bitching and moaning and whining.
I don't hear it anymore.
It's like The Sims babbling from The Sims.
It's gone.
And now it's just like
It's peace.
And that's why we're doing a silent stream for four hours.
Chungaloid added five to the warm chest every day.
I feel more and more like a big fat Chungus.
Chest big chunkers.
Yeah.
fight at a war chest as silent as the G in Torto.
Added fire to the war chest.
Only Mr.
Krabs can break this Sufi meditation.
Jackson Hinkle added five to the war chest.
You should junchify yourself again, like when you went on Timpool.
Behind has added five to the war chest.
I cannot believe you didn't turn around for me.
I'm going to make you spend $20 on a regular burger in New York.
Apply to the Watches Silent Stream ends once we crack 2000 subs.
Bouncy Ben added 5 to the war chest the loss to Haz ul-Din was statistically anomalous.
I ran the numbers three times.
Haz didn't just win, he torture pounded to the competition with a level of chaotic Sufi meditation that my models couldn't account for.
Added five to the wall chest.
5 to the war chest, I send an astral spank from beyond the visible spectrum.
I am not Jackson Hinkle.
Bob Obokian is taking notes on me.
added five to the war chest ooga booga bogoga booga I'm a closeted homosexual.
611 added 5 to the war chest.
Sacred Safaviya Sufi Order added five to the war chest.
Disciple Tahir Your Takir has been compromised.
Return to Iran immediately and rejoin your Gizilbash brothers.
There is no time to five to the war chest in the depiction of Saint Sergius and the Battle of Kulikobo Titri Donskoy bears no banner of Messiah, but his church does.
Whereas Kublai Khan bears a banner of Messiah, his church does not.
What does this mean for Tataria?
Keep meditating added 5 to the war chest has keep meditating if you love Leon Trop Sky.
That that literally was all it took.
I'm not even kidding.
Like, uh, I don't wanna deal with that.
I don't even wanna I don't wanna deal with that shit.
Like, I like I like like on some real ass shit, it's like it's like
What do you okay, what do you want?
I mean, it's like, that's how we gonna do it now?
Shit.
I mean, I didn't even think of the text to speech.
was still enabled.
I didn't even remember that.
I didn't even think of that.
Uh no, y'all, somebody wants to ruin it, then you ruined it.
Pestomime added five to the war chest.
They say that the weed grown in the USSR under Stalin was some of the most potent ever known to man.
Under the guidance of Trofim Lysenko, Stalin assembled a crack team of growers whose marijuana was known for its intensity.
Next time I do this shit, I smoke that weed.
Next time I do that shit, I'm just I'm disabling test of speech.
Y'all abusing that shit.
Alright, next time I'm doing that, I'm banning keywords like uh if
You know, you can't be doing that shit.
Oh, if you love Trotsky, you can't do that.
That's like, you can't do that.
Even the Buddha had limits.
Even the Buddha had limits.
Even the Buddha had limits.
The Buddha was under the the lotus tree.
And somebody was saying some stupid shit.
Uh, keep meditating on the uh Buddha, you are nothing if Trotsky's good.
What the fuck you say, fucking getting off that even the Buddha had limits.
I'm not supposed to have limits, I'm supposed to accept this and tolerate this nonsense.
Regarding mm t Trotskyism, Trotskyites, this is something I'm supposed to accept.
I don't think so.
No, no, no, no, no, I don't think so.
No, no, no, no, no, I don't think so.
And in any case, we're gonna be starting our debates.
We're going to be starting our debates.
Type of shit we're going to be on.
Comrade K with the five, what the fuck is up?
When are we starting our debates?
We're going to be starting our debates.
Uh
I don't know you
To live with both inside I'm stronger, then you'll never know.
I feel
Bye.
I'm a freeze.
Yeah, and that's how it works.
You start freezing.
Every time I open this TikTok shit,
You guys may not believe it, but the uh the whole party chairman stuff, it's uh
Very, very time consuming.
Honestly, it's very time consuming.
Everyone keeps a haz: where's this?
Where's that?
Where's the like, like, like, has there ever been a somebody who does what I do in history, who's also streaming, who's also on some infrared shit?
You know, like that's time consuming, you know, and then for people that want to say,
I'm sick of the crab crabbing it up type of shit I'm gonna be honest.
I'm I'm more of an a a Buddhist stage beyond the petty materialism and the other side of the world that the the chasing the numbers chasing the the gifted subs it's just kinda like yeah I I ha it's it's to pay my bills for sure to keep not just to pay my bills honestly it's to keep the infrared stream running keep the ev infrared dream running but
You know, it's just like people don't understand.
I do this shit for free, basically, you know?
Not the infrared shit, but I'm saying like.
Yeah.
I'm the first party chairman in history.
I don't get a salary.
I don't do none of that shit.
You know, so it's like.
I'm just saying.
Y'all have expectations and I'm gonna be able to fucking have all this output by myself.
You know, I've been hard on myself.
I've been like, oh, you know what?
I don't do the infrared videos enough.
I'm not releasing the scripts fast enough.
I'm not releasing the books fast enough.
And I'm like
Um
You know, it's like, well, one person on infrared, how does one person run a team?
Every single influencer has a team under them for a multimedia influencer shit.
It's like, you know, y'all gotta be patient.
With the infrared content.
But uh
Because I do the party stuff full time, honestly.
I do this.
This is like extra right now, you know?
But we got plans.
Don't worry.
We got plans.
We got plans for sure.
Slava, thank you so much for the six.
What's up?
Getting this stream started.
Um
I'm I'm by the way, if you guys don't know this, I want to grow infrared as a team.
You may not know this, I'm trying to grow the infrared.
Uh gotta talk to the showrunners and
The team's gotta grow for infrared, straight up.
There's no other way, there's no way I could edit, all record, all do all the videos by myself.
There's no way.
Logistically it's impossible when I do the party stuff full time.
So infrared's the team under infrared has to grow.
Uh right now it's a one-man show.
S the infrared channel, you guys want more uploads, you want more videos?
Like I can't do it all on my own, it's just like not possible, you know?
It's just straight up not possible.
And then once that happens, I'll have a lot more time to get these other things that got to be done done.
But I want to stream tomorrow.
I'll tell you, I want to stream.
What I'm trying to say, guys, this is the ultimate lesson I'm trying to say.
Yes, I want to stream every day for the next week or two, okay?
But sometimes shit comes up that preoccupies all my time.
For that day, that's party related.
That's what I'm trying to say.
Like
That's the that's the reason, you know?
Uh and that's what I do full time.
That's what I that's the actual full time thing that I do, you know?
And so uh
Do it the best I can, you know, it's just straight up how it is.
But uh we're we're debating right now, we're on the tic tac, we're debating for sure.
Full-time hustler, bro.
That shit pisses me off.
What do you mean, full-time hustler, bro?
What are you talking about?
It's like the most stupid shit.
I'm gonna get banned on TikTok, I gotta calm down.
Debate the rabbit.
I hate to burst everyone's bubble.
I want to keep it up.
I want to keep the joke up.
It's funny.
It's good content.
It's entertaining.
But the rabbit is just true philosophy.
That's all the rabbit is.
It's just true philosophy.
And I'm ruining it because he made it too obvious.
The rabbit is not a story.
I it would have been incredible, but it's just like the rabbit is just true philosophy.
Bro, you gotta use a voice changer, you gotta use a voice modulator.
You know?
Evie wants to join Jesus Christ.
Hello, good morning morning has started.
Uh I have a question.
Uh do you support trans people?
What what do you mean?
Like do you think that like i in your communist what country are you from?
Oh me, does it matter?
Yeah, it does.
Well, I'm from the US, so No, you don't live in the US.
You live somewhere in Europe or something.
They they just left.
They just left.
They just left.
Once again, it's just non-US nonsense.
Non-US nonsense.
I don't want to hear it.
When have I put out?
I have ACP on here.
When did I put out on any communication I've ever communicated to the world that I'm just willing to talk to the world right now?
That if you're living in an and and and uh um
If you're living in Switzerland.
If you're living in uh nonsense nonsense land
If you're living in Heyday de Day de Day Euro Some Europe nonsense Nordic If you're living anywhere in the world.
Where have I said you're welcome to speak to me right now?
Where have I said this is for you?
Where have I said this is an open forum to everywhere in the world?
I'm from SΓ£o Paulo, but is it where did I say this is for Brazil?
One time, one time.
Name me one time I said this is for Brazil.
I am a Marxist from Saulo Paulo.
What okay, what do you want from me?
What can I do for you?
Go figure your own thing out.
What am I going to debate you about?
Coconut trees?
That's in your business.
That's your business.
I have nothing to do with that.
Jamal, go ahead.
And then he's just joined and left.
That's incredible.
That's like, what can you expect?
That's incredible.
What can you expect at this point?
No friend number name never home I know.
Jao Sau Paulo, Jim, Jaminit Sau Paulo.
Nib cota, Saulo Paulo, conoco niapi kurgnemod, Jami Ataulo, bizdiniaki gianni, chano, chamor, chiano, giano niano, and perno comano, channel mano sao paulo.
No, no, ding, me, me, me, no, man, no, no, no, ding, me, no, man, no.
Those stupid funk edits.
They're terrible.
Priest, what do you want?
Um, hello, can you hear me?
Yeah.
Can you let up true philosophy?
True philosophy is not even requesting, but wha you're where are you from?
I'm from England.
Mm-hmm.
That's what I'm saying.
It's like, is there a single American who's willing to debate about any Squidwards Community College?
Surely this is an American.
Yes, but I don't want to debate.
I just want to let you know, it's really hard to read what your caption is on TikTok because your shirt is like washing it out.
That's it?
Yeah, I just don't care.
Austin, go ahead.
Hello?
Hello?
What do you want?
Uh you talking about debate uh Marxism?
That's correct.
You've read the caption correctly.
Yeah.
Um look, man, I I'm fifty years old and I've been brought up
seventies, eighties, nineties, two thousands.
And they told us that
Communism and socialism, which is a derivative of Marxism, it's bad.
Now, being that I never had any experience inside Marxism,
I can't speak to the positives or negatives, only what they told me.
And I think for most Americans, that applies.
All I can say is, historically, when you talk about China, Russia, and Cuba.
as historical precedence
It seems that it it doesn't work.
What say you?
Well, I think it does actually.
It does work.
Uh Cuba's been under embargo and they're s been suffocated.
They're not allowed to breathe.
Uh communism brought Russia from the Stone Ages, you know, to a nuclear superpower.
Ditto for China.
Can't say much more, you know.
People say that it didn't work because in China in the nineteen sixties your average Chinese person didn't have access to uh
you know, uh uh r I don't know, to T V sets or something, but meanwhile they were coming out of a situation where people were just starving all the time and dying every single day of malnutrition and didn't have health care, didn't have education, weren't literate, basically were slaves, the women they had foot binding nonsense going on and it was just a warlord era, it was chaos, it was nonsense.
Communism brought people a minimal standard of uh modern civilization, modernization, industrialization, and brought them up from nothing to something.
And that's the foundation of everything.
If you don't have that foundation, you've got nothing at all.
And for countries that have nothing at all, communism seems to be the number one asset.
Because at the end of the day, the most fundamental asset is collective.
Power.
What else is there?
Money don't grow on trees, it grows from the united action of people.
So you m because I need to be educated on Marxism.
Is from a economic standpoint, does Marxism depend on government for the needs of its people?
Well government is made up of people.
So when we're talking about governments or any other institution for that matter, we're talking about the relationships people have to each other.
And so, when you're saying, is it about depending on government for people to have needs?
Well, governments have always been a people have always depended on governments for their needs.
And even in ancient Mesopotamia and Babylon, without government, you didn't have irrigation canals that drew the water to people's farms.
So.
The question is: Do we think there's going to be this big nanny state that just takes care of everyone and that's it, and nobody has to put in any work?
No, because everything's based on a relationship.
Government is a relationship of people, society is a relationship of people.
Any institution, any corporate, anything that you can think of that's an abstraction ultimately comes down to relationships.
Okay, well, from my perspective, and I think this is my final statement, is that when you don't have competition.
When you don't have legitimate competition in economics,
It's just going to be stale.
Like Russia, like Cuba.
If you want to say Venezuela, go ahead.
Yeah, I'll give China an exception.
You know, although I don't know about its people, one billion people, where they've been actually asked to be given, give money to the government in order for you to go and purchase some type of house or a unit in a building, which are now ghost cities that have still yet to build their buildings.
And they've actually been protesting and saying, hey, you know what?
What's wrong with our building?
Why haven't you finished rebuilding?
And it's been years.
There's literally ghost cities that China has built where there was a promise of them, of the citizens of China, to actually live in them, and it hasn't been fulfilled.
But I'll leave you with that note.
Thank you very much for the conversation.
All right.
Uh I guess that's it then.
You know, uh competition.
I mean, communist societies have had competition in them.
There's nothing about
Competition that depends on capitalism.
Cuba's problems aren't because of lack of competition.
Russia's problems definitely weren't because of lack of competition.
If you look at the history of the space race, actually, the reason that Russia was more incompetent than the U.S., if you believe in the moon landing story, which a lot of people don't, well, the reason why NASA was more competent than the Russian Soviet space agency was because the Soviet space agency was based on an institutional paradigm of departmental competition, whereas NASA was and the U.S.
government, for that matter, during the entirety of the Cold War, actually wasn't based on competition.
It was based on pooling all the resources and abilities together into a united division of labor to act in a coordinated, singular manner.
So, actually, interestingly enough, competition isn't even the thing that made the U.S.
have an advantage over the USSR.
But not a lot of people know these kinds of histories.
Guarding the ghost cities stuff in China, I'm not sure.
that that it amounts to anything except YouTube videos, sensationalism.
Somebody's saying the RCA is better.
I have no idea.
Is it the RCA is the one where they air where they collect three million a year, right?
Where every member collect uh donates
Two hundred dollars a month, and they send the money to Pakistan.
And it's a bunch of guilty white bourgeois who are self-hating and they're white because they're guilty that they're white.
Not the R C Which one is that?
That's the one, yeah, that's the one, where they send it all to Pakistan and it's a bunch of
Professional bourgeois bourgeois.
Self-hating, guilty white people.
Well, we have the proletarian white people, and we don't demand that they have 200.
200 is easy.
Look at this guy.
He goes, 200 is easy.
Two hundred a month is not a lot, really?
200, 300, 400, 500 a month.
You have no idea.
They fleece their members and they send it to Pakistan.
And you're telling me that's a better organization.
We uh our cadre pay no dues.
Our reserves pay fifteen a month.
Which is which one is the working class party ACP or RCA?
Who is Ash?
Some guy goes You ain't Arab.
That's like Biden when he said, You're not black if you don't vote for me, I guess.
Are you paying t you paying two hundred dollars for Ash to debate me?
Send me two hundred dollars.
You're you're paying someone to debate me on TikTok for $200?
Send that to me, all right?
What are you doing?
What are we doing here?
Texas Star, what's up?
You are paying someone $200 to debate me.
Oh, okay, good.
I because it's like two hundred dollars for an account that has
Three thousand followers, really?
Is that really so dire, so crucial?
He didn't pay, he's lying.
Do you actually think you are worth two hundred dollars to debate me?
That like that's the price, that's the value you would be contributing and bringing?
Maybe you would have more of a reach in media if you just did it for free and realized that the if you were competent and the exposure would help you, right?
But you're not good in media, you don't know what you're doing.
I've never demanded money for any debate I've ever done in my life actually.
David, go ahead.
Um, hello, what's up?
What's going on?
Um yeah, I believe in that capital is evil.
I believe that it destroys society.
Wait, sorry, what what country are you from?
Um Colombia.
Okay, Columbia.
All right.
Anyway, go go ahead, continue.
Um see we're talking about Mar Martin's uh social political movement about economic theory.
I believe that we're talking about um the economic stance.
I believe that the economy is um not working today because the world class people, you know, the world system, especially the people to run it, um, incompetent people who don't know how to make decisions, and the people at the bottom, you know, the middle class people, lower class people.
Have you come here to give me your entire theory of the world?
What what is this?
Um yes, of course, that's all our debate is about, right?
No, it's not.
The debate is about you you challenge me on something that I might be wrong about and you're correcting me.
You're just coming here, you're giving me an expose on your opinion.
Um someone you're okay, something something you're okay.
Something you're wrong.
Um I believe that capitalism is evil.
You believe that capitalist is okay, right?
I I believe capitalism is okay or not.
No, I'm a Marx I'm
Never mind.
Go ahead, continue.
I personally believe that revolution is the only pathway for humanity to be able to do something against capitalism.
What do you believe?
Do do you know who I am or w or like maybe not?
No, totally not.
Never heard of you.
Okay.
Why did you want to debate me if you don't know who I am?
I wanted to debate point of view so I like to debate people.
Mhm.
Just uh type my name on Google and and Haas Aldeen on Google and then you could just look me up.
And then you can you can do yeah, for sure.
Ah Haz, I have more followers than you on TikTok.
That's that's really a profound accomplishment.
You must uh
I'm really grinding my TikTok.
Everyone knows I'm really grinding my TikTok out here.
I'm really just posting on it all the time, you know, once every eight months.
Such a profound accomplishment that you have more followers on TikTok than me.
Nobody even knows I have a TikTok account.
Don't shill it anywhere, don't advertise it anywhere.
But uh that's a great accomplishment, sure.
That's a really good accomplishment.
On my head, higher, hey, I hire my head.
The spirit of the heart Hey, oh my head, oh, my head higher, hey a higher, homie, hey.
Hey oh my hey ya oh my hey hey yahia hey ya haya homa hey
Hey ya my hey ho my hey ya haya hey ya haya homa hey.
A CP nothing but LARPers.
I know, it's just brain rot era where you're just gonna say thing and not you're just not gonna follow up on it and whatever.
No, you're a LARPer.
How about that?
You're a LARPer.
Owen, go ahead.
Yeah, what's up?
No got destroyed by the rabbit man.
Oh the rabbit, yeah.
Yep.
So how do you feel after losing to the rabbits?
I don't know.
I'm Vlat made it out in one piece, I guess.
You're lucky.
But he's gonna come back, and we don't know what he's gonna do.
Yeah, I don't I have no idea.
Right.
Better be careful.
Yeah, Carlos all.
I guess so.
Yep.
Yeah, I guess so, but you gotta get rid of this fucking anime nonsense because it's uh disgusting.
Hey oh my hey ah ho my hey a hi ya hey a hiya homa hey
Do I need you know, I don't care about the One Piece thing.
I just it's just like just stop having anime girl profile pictures.
You know, Dragon Ball Z, One Piece, all this.
It's like, okay, but it's like.
If you're a grown man and you have a girl little girl cartoon picture.
Hello.
What?
Um what do you think of neolibertarian philangas?
Uh it's just like we're just doing meme ideologies now?
Um no, it's actually a very serious ideology.
Super serious, right?
Yes.
Are you a tung tung tung tar accelerationist?
Uh just just uh roll the uh slot roll the roll the slot machine again.
Get it get another song?
No, we need you were left speechless, buddy.
No, hit the slot machine again.
We need it we need a different permutation of uh words.
It's the best ideology in the world.
Okay.
Why would I give it a practice then as a neolibertarian phalangist?
It wouldn't surprise me if he called himself something like that.
And uh Karl Marx is was actually the first neo-libertarian phalange philosopher.
Okay.
So with Socrates, yes.
So why aren't you an eel libertarian for Langism if you come to be a Marxist?
Speechless, huh?
Uh Beaselbub, point and laugh at the ACP
You're probably, I know you're obese.
It's okay.
I know you're obese.
That's just an obese thing.
Only an obese person would say something like that.
Best buy, best buy accelerationist.
What's going on?
I got a question.
Would you rather be a best buy accelerationist or a neolibertarian phalangist?
You're speechless.
This answer the question.
I don't know why I find that funny.
Best buy accelerationist.
I don't know why that one's funny.
That one's kind of funny.
It's kind of brilliant.
I'm not going to lie.
L, go ahead.
Bro, do you think if Karl Marx was alive today?
Uh do you think you would be a MAGA supporter, bro?
And what what country are you uh residing in right now?
Um
You really want to know, bro?
Yeah.
Bulgaria.
Bulgaria.
You're just so, so So when you saw the TikTok and it was saying debate Marxism and it had the ACP logo, did did you think that this was just like a worldwide call in?
Like we're just trying to have people from Bulgaria chime in with their opinion?
Was there anything that made you think that this is welcoming to just everybody in every land, anywhere in the world?
Um I think that would be very racist if it was not, bro.
Let's say let's say we somehow come to an agreement about literally everything.
You're in Bulgaria and I'm in America.
So what's step two?
Politically, what's step two?
Let's say we agree on everything.
What's step two politically?
Okay, so we are gonna we're just gonna make Bulgaria another state, right?
And it's gonna become part of the United States.
Mm I I don't I don't agree with that.
What do you mean, why not?
Isn't it brilliant?
Mm, it's really not.
I I think nobody thought of that before.
I think I'm the first person to think about this.
I think I might be the next Albert Einstein.
All right, well, so what do you have to say?
I guess we can uh we can debate Marxism on behalf of all the Marxists in Bulgaria who uh have the correct line versus the ones who have the wrong line.
I presume you have the wrong line.
So what what did you want to debate about?
Um absolutely nothing, bro.
Okay.
But uh wh what's that rug over there?
What was it?
Got nothing to debate about.
Ashe never read the Communist Manifesto where it says class struggle is national in form.
Gotta hit the books and go back to the basics.
Milo, go ahead.
You know what, nigger?
I love anime profile pictures.
Nigger, nigger, nigger.
All right, TikTok's gonna get restricted.
There we go.
Somebody's got that pagan syn symbol in their name, Colam, you're banned from everything.
They just say s they just say the no-no words that gets TikTok to censor you.
Go ahead, Joe.
What size concrete boots do you wear, motherfucker?
Because if I see you in the Bronx, it's a fucking wrap for you.
I was just in the Bronx, I didn't see you anywhere.
You weren't in the Bronx.
I was just there.
I would have smelled you.
I would have found you.
I was just there.
Next time, okay, I'll go on TikTok live in the Bronx.
I'll go next time I'm in the Bronx.
I'm going to go live on TikTok.
You better be there, Joe.
You're a fucking liar.
I know you weren't there.
You better be there, Joe.
I'm going to be there.
No, you better be there.
No, no, no.
You better be there, Joe.
You better be there.
Yeah, my live got restricted.
There we go.
There we go with it.
This censorship Larry Ellison tactic.
Go ahead, bruh, what you want.
That's all I have to say.
Why or what?
You're too old, bro.
It looks so funny.
I'm I'm aware, but what but what's your point?
What's your point?
You have many other things that you could be spending your time with.
Like, um you should start r writing your book.
Okay.
Um okay.
So I should just quit for uh quit quit the internet for one to four months and write the book.
Four months and write the book.
Uh yeah, but at the very least take care, man.
Get out of here.
Okay.
I have this app deleted.
Oh, you have it deleted, so why are you here?
You have it deleted.
I got on here just to tell you that.
Okay, you got on here just to tell me that.
Anything else you wanna you wanna you wanna pick out my toilet paper next?
Charmin or something else?
Any other business of mine you see fit to chime in on and comment on?
Check show cue.
Who's in the show queue?
Yo.
Wait, holy shit, is this working?
Yeah.
Okay, let me get out of here.
Come on.
I'm echoing.
Uh
Holy shit, I felt 80 years old trying to get that to work.
But yes, please explain true philosophy to all of these uneducated goy cattle who consume slap all day.
Help them enlighten our minds.
Let's get back to the earlier part of the stream where we were all like ascending into the astral plane.
All right, for sure.
I understood.
Um.
Yeah, uh true philosophy is just a TikTok regular, I don't know.
True Counsel Lloyd, what's up?
Alright.
So you get two buttons.
I need you to answer this.
The two buttons.
Red button, everyone gets a puppy.
Everyone's happy.
Great time.
Blue button, no puppy.
Everyone's had bad time.
But pole pot.
Sorry, pole pot survives.
Which one are you picking?
Blue insta.
What are you talking about?
It's like such a stupid question.
Like, what what were the for no puppy or for po-pop?
What?
No button because of no puppy or because of purple?
No, it's asking the reasoning wasn't part of the question.
I gave you the answer.
I'm clicking the blue button.
fascinating as to why.
Yeah well that's just the second question to stay that I didn't I didn't say I'd have follow-up questions.
Uh
I I I am an arrogant uh gatekeeper when it comes to baby five-year-old, you know, LARPing.
Uh, I learned about Marxism yesterday type of people.
I've learned about Marxism yesterday.
Okay, you've learned about Marxism yesterday.
You are so far behind.
You are so far behind.
I pity you.
I pity you.
You don't even get it yet.
You don't even know what Marxism is.
What it you don't even know what it is.
You know how to recite.
You know how to recite what you think Marxists should say or are supposed to know.
You know how to cite the the performance of you know the Marxist ideology uh politball, whatever bracket of phrases and concepts and stuff.
But like, what the fuck is that actually?
What is Marxism actually?
You've never even thought about that question in your life.
You're so far behind y on on Marxist theory.
Even if we consider the most advanced and contemporary form of Marxist theory to be sixty years ago.
You are a century behind.
And so these people who call themselves Marxists who take issue with me or want to debate me, it's always a lesson in pedagogy and and me teaching them things that they should have learned before they decided to go on the internet and pretend to be knowledgeable about things they have no
comprehensive knowledge of whatsoever.
And I really hate to I I I hate to relitigate the barista thing again 'cause I'm not a big fan of it, but it's like
Buddy, you're c you're you're you're wearing you're you're adorning, you know, the symbols of Marxism and and of communism.
But you don't even know what that means today.
You know, you're just like, oh, I'm just we're just going to organize Starbucks and that's the that's the pro that's the proletarian trade union consciousness that's going to be the foundation of uh
Of class struggle, and it's like, well, you're so far behind, you don't even like know what derivatives are, you don't even know.
How classes form, what constitutes a class relationship, how that evolved since Lenin wrote imperialism, what's changed since then.
I don't think you've even thought about these things ever in your life.
I th he doesn't know what productive labor is.
Even your ability to keep up with the debates about baristas is based on like reciting something someone else said.
Yeah, this is about productive versus unproductive labor.
That's what the debate's about.
Like, you don't even know how to independently synthesize that information.
That's how many layers of just parroting and reciting.
Phrases, concepts, and words that you yourself have never actually like put in front of you and ask the question of what are we talking about here?
You've never taken the step of actually thinking in any critical capacity about any of the things you came you claim to believe, right?
And so it's like when you say that you, oh, I'm not going to debate you because it's like you don't even have anything to debate me about.
That's the truth.
You don't have anything to debate me about.
You've adopted a pattern of behavior and a habit of emulating specific phrases, specific slogans, specific lines, specific very crude chains, half-baked, incomplete chains of reasoning that some other influencer or tweeter popularized.
But have you actually put the thing in front of you and made it something that you yourself can stand on or defend in any kind of way?
You haven't.
So I don't, it's, you don't have to like explain to me why you're not going to debate me.
I know why you're not going to debate me because you have nothing to debate about.
Emphasis on have.
You don't have it.
You don't have a command on it.
It's not yours.
You don't actually have it.
You can't stand on it.
You have nothing to defend 'cause it's not even yours.
You're a monkey see, monkey do type of NPC.
You're probably one of those people that can't even visualize or spin an apple in your head.
Don't don't make excuses or complain or or or or justify why you won't debate.
It's not a surprise to me.
Don't worry.
I would be surprised if you had anything to debate me about.
You don't.
Like Beaselbub.
Like Beaselbub has nothing.
Beaselbub is obese.
Beebel Beaselbub is yeah, they're on the spectrum and they're just like emulating stuff that they see on Reddit or somewhere and that's it.
They have nothing to actually contribute or say on anything.
Beaselbub is obese, what are we gonna debate about, your caloric intake?
Zarbub, go ahead.
Okay, I am something called a neolibertarian phalangist.
I believe in a small centralized um government that is economically very left wing, um but I'm on the cuss of really laughing.
I'm on the cuss of cracking up 'cause this is so funny.
I'm holding it in here.
Chewy, go ahead.
Hi, can you hear me?
Yeah.
Hey Haz, so I had a question.
Um I'm just barely getting into like listening to Marxism and Leninism.
I just want to know the place as to how uh like like the drug trade, like drug traffickers come into that.
Like how would how would a Marxist-Leninist country actually take care of all that?
Quick trial.
Uh esoteric, go ahead.
Hello, sir.
So I am a Tung Tung Tung Sehur accelerationist.
We believe in overturning the government and making Tung our leader.
What do you think about this?
Mr.
Stone, go ahead.
Uh, so Haz.
I just had a question about how do you apply Marxist principles to the United States?
'Cause if you fucking look at everything we're cooked, uh, no one's we're not getting revolution, so why don't we just work with the establishment Democrats?
Is this the troll?
Why you have a mild profile picture?
Like, what's this?
Is this a you're trolling?
Like, what do you what kind of question is that?
Look at your chat and tell me we're gonna get a revolution.
I mean, if if to be fair, if we looked at my chat, that would be that would be a pretty strong indicator we we would be getting one if that was a representative of the where the nation's at.
I mean, like, to be fair.
I just think that we can't replicate like Len like Lenin, the ideology like that.
We can't replicate Lenin, okay?
Lennon lived.
Over a hundred years ago.
So, what are you saying?
Jerome Marxist funniness, right?
Yeah, but that doesn't mean I'm wedded to a specific time in history for all eternity.
Well, how would you be a Marxist-Leninist if you didn't try to best espouse Marxist and Leninist ideas and try to replicate the United States?
That doesn't that doesn't match up.
All right.
Are you a uh you know, are you like some kind of um
Marxism-Leninism is so far a specific
Political
Um
Yeah, I mean political, theoretical, practical, organizational.
Method and theory, theoretical theory, right?
But it's a tradition.
It's a body of literature.
It's a body of practical insight and wisdom and logic, political logic, right?
that has a specific
You know
Um
History
Which is the is a cumulative development of
A very particular paradigm.
of political power and organization.
And governance, and so on, and so on.
That's primarily what Marxism-Leninism became.
It primarily became a type of
Political philosophical tradition that that became practic practically embedded in
A huge portion of the world's state traditions and civilizations.
And that has its origins in events that happened a very long time ago.
But thus far, that tradition has continued to be the foundation of every single state on earth and every single political tradition on earth that has managed to carve out a lasting existence that stands opposed to.
You know, what we call modern capitalism as it's accumulated in imperialism and US unipolar imperialism in particular.
Yeah.
Do I think we can just be wedded to the precedent established by that tradition?
No, but that precedent serves as the foundation, the square one, where are we starting from?
The starting point, right?
Once we acknowledge the starting point, and once we acknowledge how that starting point had to evolve.
Uh we have to bring it to a no an another place.
We have to bring it to a point that has no precedent.
And that's what I'm interested in.
I'm not interested in dwelling in the past.
I'm not interested in rehearsing or LARPing the past.
I'm not interested in doing what has been done before.
I'm interested in.
Discovering what must be done today.
But you can't just.
But a lot of the times when people are trying to do that, they're just.
Um
They're just reinventing the wheel so many times, and in ways that are worse than the wheels that have been invented before, right?
So, the only way you invent a new wheel, so to speak, is you have to acknowledge the ones that have come before.
Like, if you were stranded in an island somewhere and it's just you and you're lonesome, right?
And you were tasked with, from what little you could make, invent the wheel, you're probably not inventing anything new.
You're probably just doing something some caveman 50,000 years ago randomly did or stumbled on.
The only way you can come up with something new is you have to acknowledge the historical specialization, division of labor, and so on and so on that's culminated.
and very complex systems and very complex methods for the creation of wheels, okay?
And only when you give the devil his due historically and acknowledge all that can you finally inquire upon the question of where is the space for for novelty.
So it's the same with Marxism Leninism.
If you're some guy in America right now and you want to come up with a new ideology.
You're just going to be treading in the footsteps of people in the past.
Why?
Because you're not acknowledging.
the precedent division of labor and the development of a specific division of labor and series of practices and experiences people who were starting in the same way you were before went through.
And uh, you know, you're just gonna be stuck in this eternal loop.
So Marxism and acknowledging Marxism-Leninism is how we get out of the loop that we're stranded in right now, and it's how we advance to something new.
And the new thing is the thing I've always been interested in.
I've never been interested in
Being worthy of the past alone as a ceiling, you know?
We have cyclical events like the French Revolution and then the Paris Commune.
I and you may view this, it was a liberal revolution, but it was the historical progressive event at the time.
So each like century or so, we have these events in history that we consider historically progressive.
Maybe in the HR we had peasant revolts, and these may not all be the same ideology, but they're the same movement essentially of where the oppressed counters the oppressor.
And I don't know how we're going to apply that now.
I can't think of a way.
Well, you're not going to.
The way you're going to apply it now is that you're going to have the system that exists now break apart.
Out of its own dysfunction.
And you're going to have dark ages and barbarism.
That's what you're going to have.
You're going to have political fragmentation, warlordism.
and the breakdown of centralized control.
You're going to have political entropy and the breakdown of civilization as we know it.
And this is where like reform versus revolt debates tracks up so no, it's too late for that.
It it there's there were they will there will neither be a reform nor a revolt.
There will be the collapse and dysfunction of civilization as we know it and the emergence of a new dark ages.
Well, fair, check me after live, I got my answer.
And out of this dark ages will emerge the centralized authority of a Communist Party.
Which alone can tread the steps of
History, you know?
The process of historical amnesia will eventually get to a point where we forget the basics of how to coexist.
We forget the basics of how states and government emerges from nothing.
We forget these things, right?
forget the inceptual premises of modernity itself and science and technology and all that stuff.
We are forgetting rapidly.
We are rapidly because of the specialization and division of labor, it's led to a mass amnesia where people don't know how to do things that people fifty years ago knew how to do, right?
If the final nail in the coffin's gonna be we're gonna forget
How to be civilized.
We're gonna forget how to coexist.
People are already forgetting how to speak, you know, brain rot or whatever, right?
And uh only a Communist party can retread the past because Communism is the riddle of history solved.
Communism is history.
Some dark times ahead.
For certain.
How soon is the collapse gonna happen?
I uh
Do I look like uh Zoltar?
I have a fucking timetable or something.
You know what's funny about Ash?
The funny thing about Ash
Ash is arguing in in my TikTok live.
Like really aggressively.
Like someone's trolling them and being like, I sent you two hundred dollars to debate him.
And she's like, No, I didn't get the two hundred dollars.
No, I didn't get it.
And then it's like
The funny thing is that Ash is basically saying, like, well, if I got the 200, I would surely debate.
Like, you'd think they would just be like, haha, I took your money, whatever.
But Ash is such like an ethical whatever.
They're like, how no, my honor?
No.
I would never just take $200 and not debate.
So, like, Ash is like fighting here for her honor to like fighting to defend her good reputation of like.
Like, because he's like, oh, I sent you 200.
Why aren't you debating?
Ash is like, no, I didn't get it.
I didn't get it.
I swear I have the screenshots.
I swear I have the proof.
I have the receipts.
It's like, why, like, wouldn't you just like take the money and not debate?
Isn't that how it would work?
Like, no, I have the screenshots, you didn't send me the money, I don't have the money.
It's like, why would you care?
Are you like are you actually like this ethical um debater or something?
This this ethical debater for hire?
How dare you accuse me of taking $200 and not debating him?
White Claw Socialist.
What an interesting name.
Hello.
Mm.
What's up, bro?
What's up?
I'm just chilling.
Okay, me too.
Hazy, if you need two hundred dollars, just ask, I can loan it to you.
Crime Worminal, what's up?
Yo, I remember seeing the video where you were talking about like the Starbucks employees not being real workers.
I wanted to know like, so what makes someone a real worker?
And I'm not trying to like be critical.
I'm just genuinely curious.
Um, look, it's not that they're not real workers, all right?
Everybody who's grinding, uh, trying to live paycheck to paycheck and trying to that's that they're workers.
Everyone who works is a worker who's like genuinely just trying to pay their bills and whatever, right?
I understand common sense.
I'm just trying to say that this idea of Marxism that you're going to somehow retread the historical drama of proletarian class struggle as it existed in the 19th and 20th century by organizing the Starbucks shop floor is an extremely pathetic and small-minded comprehension of what revolutionary class struggle looks like today, as far as being able to have any sort of resonance whatsoever with the context within which the Communist Manifesto was written.
It's all I'm really trying to say.
It's like people who are like waging a class war with baristas.
Listen, the fundamental material context that justifies the necessity of Marxism is not the Starbucks union struggle.
Okay, it's just not.
Like.
Especially in the aftermath of Lenin, the fundamental material cont you know what, you know what's a more fundamental material context that justifies the necessity of something like Marxism?
Gaza.
Okay, not the drama and struggle and turmoil of the Starbucks shop floor.
Gaza.
Okay.
Why don't we just be a little bit honest about where we are existentially as humanity in terms of comprehending what really justifies something that something just as revolutionary, just as fateful, just as historically significant as important as the context within which the Communist Manifesto was written?
Like, what is the basis of today's revolution?
Where's the revolutionary substance?
Really?
The melodrama of the Starbucks shop floor, that's where your Marxism is coming from?
It's like, no, that's ridiculous.
Okay.
I feel profoundly gaslighted that this debate has turned into the technicalities over what constitutes a productive and unproductive laborer.
The truth is, there are probably.
No productive laborers today.
I mean, the the way capital accumulation
How capital is valorized today is not the same way as it was when Marx wrote capital.
It's just the fucking truth.
I'm sorry.
We're not living in an age where capital as such can even be said to exist in the same way existed in Marx's time.
The inceptual process of capital accumulation doesn't come from civil society anymore.
In the era of post-imperialism, or after Lenin wrote imperialism,
Monopoly capital took over the mode of production so comprehensively and so thoroughly that what we call small capital or inceptual capital doesn't even exist anymore.
Meaning the very process by which the process the very process that kickstarts capital accumulation through the valorization of labor, like that's not happening anymore.
You have very rigid planned economies, frankly, at scale.
Where the value form and the process of valorization is happening in extremely infinitesimal
And unthinkably abstract margins.
The social socialization of labor and the division of labor has become so comprehensive and so meticulous that
Um
It's really hard to isolate.
The discrete existence of a class here or there, even, you know?
Yeah.
We're not living in this in the same world that Marxists lived in in the past, and people just need to stop coping and accept that fact.
It's really that simple.
I had one more question.
So like this is kinda stupid, but like how am I sure that like my data is secure if I register for the ACP?
And then that sounds like it kinda like s well, don't you have to like do something with Telegram?
I don't remember exactly, but like I I just know like a bunch of stuff gets leaked with like organizations, so I was curious.
Uh, telegram, well, I mean, you have to just choose what kind of info you want to share or or not on telegram.
You know, telegram
Yeah, doesn't you have to put in payment too for your dues?
Yes.
All right.
And like do how do payment details get stored?
Is it like through PayPal or this is like a stupid question, but like So it's one of those payment processing services that are commonly used.
So it's secure.
That's all I was wondering.
Thank you.
For sure.
Bye-bye.
How many millions of people are proletariat?
Um how many of them are communists?
That's a difficult question, but when we're thinking about class relations and class distinctions, we have to think about distinct tendencies that define
Or
Make up populations, not
specific atoms or units of existence.
There are only tendencies, there are no red lines, right?
There are proletarian tendencies and bourgeois tendencies that endemically and pervasively define the American population as a whole.
Y you cannot really
I I think the majority of Americans are being swept up by a proletarianizing tendency.
But simultaneously, there are circumstances in which it's possible for bourgeois tendencies to prevail among the majority, right?
But we're not living in the era within which the Communist Manifesto was written.
I'll tell you that much.
Alright, we're ending the TikTok live right now.
Alright guys, I'm going to bed.
It's way too late.
And I'm tired as fuck.
Bye-bye.