now I have four questions for people who are Advocates of Socialism or communism here are the four the many other questions we could ask but here are my four questions number one why does socialistic and communistic countries often build walls to keep people in why do they do that why did Nikita kusf have to build the Berlin Wall it wasn't to keep people out of East Berlin it was to keep people in East Berlin secondly why does the capitalist USA have to build walls to keep people out right we're we're building walls to keep people out I mean we want immigrants but we want them to come in here legally we don't want security risks we don't want people coming in here without us knowing who they are we don't want people come well some political um Advocates want people to come in here and feed off the system even though they don't pay into it yeah we get that but common sense says you want to know who's in your country you want to know if there are drains on the country are they contributing are they paying taxes another question why are there no migrant Caravans going from the USA to Venezuela it's always the other way around why is that you don't see people knocking doors down to get into socialist countries they don't risk their lives to do so why not and why would anybody think that's a good idea that we ought to implement here why do you think people want to implement socialism here they think it they might think it's an easier life it's about equality right by the way what is Marxism all about what's kind of the central core of Marxism but why why is what needs to be fixed according to Marx who lived by the way in the 1800s what needed to be fixed inequality because you had an oppressor class and an oppressed class you had the employers essentially oppressing the employees he used other language but that's the simple way of saying it and the employees were going to rise up and make everything equal that was the goal ultimately and he thought the best way to do that was to go through socialism on into communism inequality we can't have inequality now that might sound good on the surface we'll get into that a little bit later maybe next week but that's really the goal we can't have inequality and there's oppressor classes and the oppressed classes in fact it's really class warfare that's what Marx is all about class Warfare and now there's cultural Marxism which we'll get into in a future session where they're trying to say inequality in anything is wrong not just financially but in other ways so we'll get into that later my fourth question is why are you unlikely to ever wash a rental car you don't own it why is public housing not as well-kept as private housing there's something wrong with human nature if we don't own it if it's not ours we're not likely to look after it as well as if it were [Music] ours