cross-posted from: https://lemmygrad.ml/post/5726464
He's responding to a shit ton of anti-zionist twitter accounts through his instagram stories and throwing a tantrum about them. Go to r/h3snark to see more of them
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I mean, he sucks but he quite literally own capital with the podcast and all that, and it does make money obviously. It isn't a very significant amount, akin to a small business tyrant, but let's be real here.
His means of production is churning out parasocial bullshit.
I dunno, I refuse to accept a podcast as capital. I'd have to read more theory but that is just straight up a scam or something. Like, news papers own news printers. YouTube owns serves. A website is a product on someone else's capital. I feel like it woud count as something diffrnet.
It is capital as long as he suck the labour value
Yeah, that's a good point.
It is media. Any other media production enterprise owns the capital to produce their product. The studio is capital, and the general continuity of the show is a form of capital (an audience who will tune in, some of them paying money). And of course all this capital requires labor to be operated, which ethan exploits.
Teddy fresh has definitely exploited more labor on a larger scale, and is more easily seen as traditional capitalism.
I am sure you are right but I don't like it.