You Go High, We Go Low is public!

And the "left" parties are not going to protect us against fascism: I hope nazism is proof enough of that... Only collective struggle and a social revolution can defeat fascism. (i'm sorry the french communist is going to stop rambling)

Adrien Durier

I'm saddened by this video: I find it terrifying how the only perspective of a lot of americans is voting - and for either democrats or republican at that! As if both parties were not in service of the class in power (regardless of the electorate they try to appeal to). Black americans did not ear their rights by voting democrat, they did by fighting! That should be today's agenda: collective struggle!

Adrien Durier

If you get the chance, could you provide some examples of this? Other than Avenatti, I haven't seen any Dem.s lose out at the polls because they breached norms or rules.

Sofia Wilbury

I think an under-acknowledged problem with this is that Democrats are penalized at the polls for violating the rules. This isn’t just something from the top down, it bears it out on election day.

Crissa Kentavr

I love how well this complements Bringing Back What's Stolen.

Kait Hatch

I was recording in a different environment, and compared with my temp audio it did sound more... I dunno, energetic? Which I think can make me sound angrier. But, also, we're right up in the midterm elections and Kavanaugh just got appointed to the Supreme Court, so I may be a *little* more fed up with Republicans than usual.

Ian Danskin

The mic I was using seemed to have a very low max dynamic range, which is weird?

Ian Danskin

Geez. That was depressing, but so so accurate. Great job as usual. As for the microphone quality, it sounds to me like clipping is a large part of the problem. The gain is turned up too high somewhere in the chain and you're losing dynamic range. Should be easy enough to fix. There might be more things going on, but getting the clipping under control should be a big improvement.

Alex D.

I also love how you rightfully call out the idealistic, privileged, uneffective call to "beat nazis on the marketplace of ideas [instead of on the streets and away from social media]" multiple times, and then close on "the only solution to a bad idea is a better idea" - even after you have explicitly stated how the only effective way to limit the power of nazis is a couple of things, but none of them being to offer better solutions. I know that last statement means a different thing, but it's very, well, contradictory.

Nikki

Damn, you're using way more direct and explicit words and arguments against republicans in general in this video than in any other before. I'm not exactly criticising that, but it seems very apparent to me that you're going at the right wing - and not just nazis - way stronger and forcefully than in the other videos. Is there any reason for that? If I'm not mistaken, that's even communicated in the way you're talking - your voice. I mean, I'd get it if your frustration has just increased the last months since the previous video, but is that the reason? Is there any other? Or am I just outright wrong?

Nikki

Don't burn the rulebook, rewrite it.

Ian Danskin

I couldn't help but draw parallels with my own <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/14th_Congress_of_the_League_of_Communists_of_Yugoslavia" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">experiences.</a> One moral point to consider is that when the other side burns the rule book, and you burn the rule book then you are left with no rules. What's the plan then?