Hello everybody, welcome back to Red Menace.

On today's episode we decided to kind of put aside the angles.

We have one more episode on the angles origin of the family private property in the state.

We're still going to get to it, we're still working on it.

But to be quite honest, I was in a pretty fucked up headspace for the last couple of days,

looking down the barrel of financial ruin after the Supreme Court ruled on student.

Loan forgiveness ruled against it as everybody listening almost certainly knows.

And so instead of doing the angles this third part, we just kind of wanted to come to the

microphone and riff a little bit about what's going on.

If nothing else, act as a cathartic release for people who are also sort of black-pilled

by living in American society, kind of, you know, parsed through some of the rulings,

tie it to bigger issues in society, tie it to the ruling class and the dictatorship

of the ruling class, and just kind of have a free-flowing conversation.

So this is really sparked by the recent rulings that came out regarding LGBTQ discrimination

affirmative action at the level of universities and of course the student loan debate.

And the first thing I guess I would like to say is, and this is obvious, but none of this

is rooted in actual legal objectivity.

And that's one of the things that gives the court this sense of like being a real institution

of checks and balances and nonpartisan.

This is just like really, really intelligent legal scholars applying the law, you know,

dispassionately and acting as a check on the other branches of government.

But what has been revealed, but it's always been true, is that this is an ideological institution.

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