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If you're an American of any race, you're lucky to be an American. | |
Get that? | |
People will know it one day. | |
I hope it's not too late. | |
In Oregon, they have an old saying in the lumber industry, you don't know the height of a tree until it falls. | |
That's my fear. | |
People will remember how great America was after the left destroys it. | |
Article in Teen Vogue I mentioned last hour. | |
That private property is wrong. | |
There should not be any private property. | |
You know how stupid the author is? | |
Do you realize that? | |
Do you realize the ignorance of communism? | |
There was no private property in the Soviet Union. | |
People thrived. | |
What was it? | |
Three families to an apartment? | |
You know how that is for human relations? | |
No, private property is the basis of liberty. | |
you But they don't give a damn about liberty. | |
I don't even understand how it works. | |
What does it mean, no private property? | |
She says, that way you don't have to pay any rent. | |
Well, I don't understand that. | |
Who makes the apartment building? | |
Who keeps it up? | |
It's, uh-huh, shouldn't even bother. | |
Thank you. | |
Teen Vogue. | |
I don't know. | |
Are teens reading Teen Vogue? | |
I don't know. | |
It is. | |
It's a Marxist paper. | |
That's how ironic. |