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I got 3 minutes in and had to give up. That's pretty funny though. Taking a pro-fascism stance to defend capitalism. Really good representation of how a hegemonic culture can be engrained into neural networks.
All liberals do this on a long enough timeline
There are some excellent parts (read funny). Skip to about 6m50s and listen to this transition where they talk about "Parenti analyzing a play". The whole section where they discuss The Night of the long Knives is all tonally wrong, they are bubbly and up beat the whole time. About 10m in is where they start talking about the US supporting fascism and the male voice says, "Whoa, hold on, you're saying, the United States, like, the champion of democracy had sympathy for these regimes??".
What's interesting is after that segment, the male voice summarizes and says, "So we have this pattern of the US supporting fascist elements to fight communism, creating the perfect conditions for fascism to grow." Which, is not a bad summary of the issue.
LMAO.
Yeah, it does do a pretty good job of summarizing, but gets very confused on how it's supposed to "feel" about it all.
Yeah it's like they have emotional amnesia, every 30 seconds or so they default back to upbeat podcasters and then they get to some dark conclusion and one of them has a small crisis. "That's just... That's... Its just grim! Its grim! Truly grim..."
Like a generative version of the clown makeup meme.