Michael Malice

Whereas if the government, which represents all of us, is running things, then everyone will have a right to have their voice heard and won't be manipulated.

That's the argument.

But the thing is the Marxist vision of the state withering away and becoming anarchism, it's really kind of like the underpants gnomes, because it's like- Tell me more.

Well, step one,

You have Marxism.

Tell me slowly.

You have full communism.

The state's running everything, including education.

Step two, question mark.

Step three, anarchism.

So their idea was that after enough time,

The nature of man himself was going to change.

And then the government would be superfluous because we would all be equal and we would all naturally or socially, whatever term they would use, want to act the part that we would need to do.

And in fact, Reagan had a great joke about this where there were two commissars, I think, in Moscow.

And one of them, they're walking around, they're going, is this it?

Have we done it?

Have we reached full communism?

The other goes, oh no, it's going to get a hell of a lot worse.

So, you know, that's kind of the counter argument to that.

No.