Marxist political analysis from an unorganized warehouse worker w/ a special emphasis on climate change, the new social democratic movement in the United States, and Seattle politics
Contact us directly at twitter.com/Stukhov
We Carry a New World
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Marxist political analysis from an unorganized warehouse worker w/ a special emphasis on climate change, the new social democratic movement in the United States, and Seattle politics Contact us directly at twitter.com/Stukhov
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Recent Episodes
February 21, 2021
Chris Maisano Is Wrong
<p>Sometimes people write things that are just not correct and it falls to us to set the record straight.</p> <p>This episode reads through and disputes much of Chris Maisano’s article A Left That Matters from issue 40 of Jacobin.</p>
February 16, 2021
Critical Support for Climate Leninism?
<p>Jacob strikes out on his own to read an article he wrote in 2019 and comment on where he was wrong.</p> <p>The question: climate change, what does it mean?</p> <p>The shocking conclusion: we need a new party of the working class and playing nice with Democrats won't get us there.</p>
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