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Hello my beautiful babies, this video is what I consider the next evolution in "why I left the left" content. Until now, everyone making that type of content has moved to the right, while I argue that instead we should go even letter than left, finding some sort of new cardinal direction in the process. We can call it "North 2: The hip new direction for teens."

I digress.

Imagine this if you will: a thought slime video telling class reductionist to fuck off in the year of our Lord 2023? It's more likely than you think.

If you're wondering why everyone on twitter is mad at me a week from now, this video is why. I didn't like making it, but hopefully you like watching it. It has some funny drawings.

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Abolish 'The Left'

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Steven Cook

I was just thinking about this video and other similar articles and arguments I've seen. I just realized I'm not entirely sure I've seen as much effort put into describing what coalitions *are* useful as I've seen in ones that aren't. (Just to get this out of the way, I agree with every point made in this video. Really wanna avoid this comment looking like a contrarian hiding in a too-long comment. ) I feel like the examples I always see of positive coalitions represent fairly obvious (to me at least) groups that share near identical immediate goals and broadly similar medium-term goals. While a potentially fraught exercise, I think it would be helpful to highlight concrete examples of edge-cases. I'm no historian and only have *just* seriously undertaken reading my first bit of theory. So I could use the help in at least knowing where to look for this kinda granularity. Are there any good modern-ish examples of successful and/or positive coalitions that had controversial differences in ideology or goals?

dennis deems

This is such a good video. You're at the top of your game and it's marvelous to see.