Andrew Sage

That actually works?

Yeah, exactly.

Not to take away from their plan and organization and, you know, the genuine grassroots support that they had.

It's still a swing.

Yeah, totally.

At some point you have to like roll the dice, right.

And see how it goes.

Like in this case, they, they rolled a critical success.

I'd say.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's a natural 20.

So yeah.

Dungeons and Dragons too.

So I I'd really like to note out in this period, this is like the heyday of pirate radio, right.

Where you have people broadcasting, but, uh, like outside of state control.

And it's a really interesting time for culture and music, like ska music explicitly.

explicitly begins in an anti-racist way right like it calls itself two-toned music because bands were often look multi-racial and like it's really interesting that we have this whole cultural movement which owes a lot to the windrush generation but like you said it's questioning the both capitalist and uh and also marxist orthodoxies in a way that

But I wonder if we could tell those people now that you'd have people who were like dedicated vanguard Marxists again.

Like, you know, it just seems sad in a way.