I can play That (Audience Request) South Africa and White Farmers

Shut up

ChadCuckoner

Conan is the best, and only good, talk show host

Abe Parsons

Ever considered during the first phase of the podcast, posting some warnings before going into your shallow banter that could be racially insensitive?

Mainly just the basics of socialism in general, I haven't read the book but the lectures give the basic understanding between the different "isms". I think its a good starting point, as he breaks it all down rather nicely. I am trying to get a hold of Captial to read it, but if you search on some left forums on reddit/other sites you might find some good videos that summarise both Capital and the Manifesto. Honestly, maybe give Ali a dm on insta and see if he can help you

Jack Morris

Sweet thanks! So will reading it help me understand Capital or the Manifesto?

Wilson Bawa

Look up "socialism for dummies" by Richard D Wolff. Its a book but he also has a few lectures of it online, gives a nice overview of it. Also has a great podcast

Jack Morris

Its ya boy ExoDUUUUCT back again with a segment request mainly for Ali again. I want to get to know Marxism and its implementations in the political and economical world. What is the best way for a complete beginner and dunce to get even a shred understanding on Marxism and Karl's views on Marxism as it is quite complicated imo, what should I read first? I hear it is hard to understand with all the terms and such, please help ya boy.

Wilson Bawa

Over half (58%) of all Torres Strait Islander peoples live in Queensland. The rest of the population live in other States, with 18% in New South Wales and 6% in Victoria. Cairns had the highest Torres Strait Islander population in Queensland (1,814 people), followed by Townsville (1,379). Within the Torres Shire, the largest Indigenous populations were recorded on Thursday Island (1558 people). Bamaga (655) and Badu Island (518) also have relatively large Torres Strait Islander populations. A majority of the people in the Torres Shire settlements are Torres Strait Islanders (74%).5 <a href="https://www.humanrights.gov.au/publications/questions-and-answers-about-aboriginal-torres-strait-islander-peoples" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://www.humanrights.gov.au/publications/questions-and-answers-about-aboriginal-torres-strait-islander-peoples</a>#q3

Patrick Tea