Michael Malice

But like,

why are you starving all these people?

Like, what are you gaining out of it?

That doesn't make sense to them.

And because it doesn't make sense, there's kind of like, well, it's probably more of the story that I'm hearing.

And a lot of times there's not, it's just like evil for the sake of power.

And yeah,

we don't really have that certainly anywhere near that scale and never have um certainly you know since since america uh has been a thing i mean it's it's it's and the fact that this is like the 30s you know what i mean this isn't that long ago uh but i think also the the narrative in some ways is how

And technology is also something that kind of people have mixed feelings about.

Like I said this before, and this is something I really believe very strongly, the ability of information to be captured and spread easily is such an effective tool in exposing humanity at its worst.

Because it's one thing if I sit here and tell you,

what i saw in these villages it's another thing i sat you down and showed you a youtube and you know you and i don't know what it's like to look in the eyes of someone who's uh thinking about kill eating their own kids i mean and you see that face and you know it's you know not something some cgi it's it will haunt you forever

Yeah.

So what he implemented with the Great Terror is... That's in the late 30s.

It's throughout the 30s, but yeah, it starts in the mid to late 30s.

Basically, communism was based on the common good and the public good.

And anything private, which was bourgeois...

was a problem.

When they were started, you know, when the revolution came, the October revolution, they wanted to recreate society entirely.

And that included like, okay, let's make it so everyone eats in like cafeterias.