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When we look at the failures of communism, socialism, fascism, and any form of top-down government planning, there are two common themes that emerge again and again. The first is power, and its tendency to corrupt. The second is the presumption of knowledge by government planners.
It’s not a coincidence that bloodshed on an unprecedented scale has followed the spread of Marx’s ideas wherever they’ve been fully implemented—violence is baked into the very DNA of communism and socialism.
Former WWE superstar Glenn Jacobs "KANE" throws down with Matt Kibbe, talking about socialism and why it can never work.
The closer you look at the political spectrum that we’re all taught, the less sense it makes. Communists on the far left, Nazi fascists on the extreme right—on that scale, it seems like being a “centrist” is merely splitting the difference between different ways to dehumanize people.
It’s a two party system, right? If you don’t support the Republicans, you’re helping the Democrats, and vice versa. On the more extreme ends of the spectrum, you’re either a communist or a fascist. But what if you’re not a communist or a fascist?
Marxism, both cultural and actual, has infected college campuses all across the country. In this episode, Matt Kibbe digs into what's really going on, and finds out what is making these professors so nutty.
Ever wonder why communist protesters show up at rallies with clubs and masks? It's because violence is baked into the philosophy going all the way back to Marx and Engels. Learn about the violent roots of communism on this episode of The Deadly Isms with Matt Kibbe.
Is fascism on the rise? Does anyone really know what "fascism" even means? Matt Kibbe looks at the history of this deadly -ism, and takes on the modern nationalist movements gaining influence across the world.
The worst tragedies in human history have come about because one person thought he could know enough to make plans for everyone else. It turns out that none of us knows as much as all of us. Matt Kibbe breaks it down in The Deadly Isms, Episode 4.