Amjad Masad

That's not the way to handle it.

The way to handle it is to have a better argument.

It is.

I was watching this psychology student from – I think he's from Columbia, but he has a page on Instagram.

I wish I could remember his name because he's very good.

He's a young guy, but he had a very important point, and it was essentially that fascism rises as the overcorrection response to communism and that we essentially had this Marxist communism rise in –

First universities and then it made its way into business because these people left the university and then found their way into corporate America.

And then they were essentially instituting those.

And then the blowback to that, the pushback is this fascism.

Well, they're talking about forever historically.

He's talking about like over time, whether it's Mao, whether it's Stalin, like fascism is the response almost always to communism.

Interesting.

And that, you know, what we're we experience with this country is this continual overcorrection, overcorrection to the left, then overcorrection to the right to counter that.

And the people that are the rat, that's the guy, Anthony Rispo.

That's it.

Really, really smart guy and very interesting thing.

Jamie, how'd you nail that that quick?

Yeah.

Yeah, communism came first, fascism came in response.

Now today's left tears down norms and destabilizes the country under the guise of progress.