Communism 3.0: The Succession of Capitalism and the China Model

[@priestessofkek2406]

Marxism is just a very long complicated rationalization of why Marx shouldn't have to get a job. It is beloved by everyone else who also doesn't want to get a job.

[@lonewolfgames7779]

Exactly

[@tobiastobias2419]

Muh jobs

[@jasonbennett9910]

The best part of being a Marxist is absolutely not one person who disgrees with Marxism has any clue at all what it actually is and only argues in Reagan style meme non points. Always. It is hilarious.

[@spambot_gpt7]

Not that you're doing much better

[@FerristotheBueller]

@@jasonbennett9910 Only weak people fall for communism and repeat that same talking point.

[@dominicp.2702]

The "Now" conversation and comparison to Space Balls is brilliant. Might I point out that this fits the Kamala word-salad template beautifully!

[@gg_rider]

A Minute Passed Quickly Past. - Monty Python

[@EndoftheBlock7224]

I've been trying to explain this to people for years but I don't have the patience to spoon feed everyone while they aggressively resist. I thank you for doing this so I can refer them to your work.

[@MissEldira]

Do you have any success and how? Every time I get something trough they go away spit out the pill and come back just as ignorant as before and even saying they dismissed it out of some feeling centric reason and then goes back to what they were before. I say were because I think this stuff is always tied into their identity.

[@loganrogers4560]

@@MissEldira There is no success. Stay quite and don't let people know you're educated on this topic. There are evil people in this world that will seek to destroy you for this knowledge. We can only hide and remember the world as it once was, raise a family right and move out of the united states with them. You can't change it from the inside when it's as far gone as the movement is in the united states. We need to flee while we still can. God bless

[@needforprivacy]

@@MissEldirait’s us vs the CIA/Media/DOJ/FBI, they are playing 4D chess, it’s over, unless Trump wins, we are absolutely screwed and sold out to China. If Trump wins get ready for the media to blame the depression on Trump, it’s going to take years to fix this.

[@phosphorus8691]

That's what I'm getting on my end. Don't cast your pearls before swine if you are presenting authentic information to people and they flail, just move on they are lost.

[@hrvad]

It is quite something to get it all tied together, wrapped in gift paper and a huge bowtie on top. I don't know how many people could understand this, if they haven't watched all the videos, but I am honored to have been part of this journey.

[@offshoretomorrow3346]

Only understood 30% of it. Thank God I have the Lindsay to do that for me.

[@mckeeasdf]

This is one of the reasons why China has so many U.S. politicians & industry leaders in their pocket.

[@dean_l33]

Same thing with Russia sponsering many political parties up and including the green party in Germany

[@jumpupdown2556]

And why all the pus sy far leftists push so much of their their agenda

Ironically they bought them with their own money

[@MundaneThingsBackwards]

Used to. Look at all their spies that used to work with "certain politicians" being ousted recently. There's now a concerted effort to eliminate much of China's influence in the country. Even the heavily compromised universities are cutting ties. The Ukraine war and the CCP's support of Russia (as well as highly escalated tensions in regards to Taiwan, the South China Sea) changed a lot of calculations for some of these corrupt individuals. lol

[@Erosgates]

It’s so absurd.

[@mad_proper]

Thank you for doing the reading/listening that I aught've. God bless all who put out the months, years, decades of work, study, and ultimately the condensation thereof for our benefit. I'm right behind you. Eventually. The grammar and speaking elements 🤦‍♀️

[@BasedJoo]

I hope you’re going back on JRE before the election. It’s super necessary. At least to me.

[@npc5649]

You talk about an early Christmas my friend

[@BasedJoo]

@@npc5649 that would be awesome since I hate holidays.

[@liamgallagher3477]

With special guest carl benjamin just for kicks

[@BasedJoo]

@@liamgallagher3477 you’re not allowed in James bad ass tree fort now lol That did make me laugh so thanks for that.

[@liamgallagher3477]

@@BasedJoo lol tbf I think James is right about a lot of this stuff but I think there's something to what Carl was saying about liberalism.

[@WhydoIsuddenlyhaveahandle]

Thanks for this!!! You are the one who connected the Marxist dots for me

[@frankbauerful]

We must see the Now that can be, unburdened by the Now that has been. - Kamala Hegel

[@Liveforchristnofear]

Lol, Kabbalah Hegel

[@kimfreeborn]

A major achievement of understanding James.

[@richardmanoogian8513]

When you were reading Hegel, my brain added the sound of someone taking a puff off a joint after each sentence

[@BurghezulDjentilom]

@@richardmanoogian8513 this, but crack instead

[@Erosgates]

@@BurghezulDjentilomhahaha. That gave me a chuckle

[@colinburroughs9871]

weed would have made the user go "this is circular word salad and boring, where's the bag of chips".

[@jackiekjono]

Now I am imagining Mel brooks as an Hegelian scholar.

[@Adam-w7y4s]

might help to explain why he was a pervert as well ?

[@bobbybee2975]

Listening to Hagel reminds me of that judge in Billy Madison who, after listening to Billy speak for a few minutes straight, says something like: we are all dumber for having listened to you.

[@PikachuEXE1]

I got headache just listening to that part...

[@HoldenMcG]

Which reminds me of the rhetorical 🙄 genius of, "What can be, unburdened by what has been."

[@VM-hl8ms]

good times when hollywood made auto ironic movies.

[@seriouscat2231]

You mean Hegel? I got my Cliff's notes about him from Voegelin. The whole point of the exercise is to believe in people's imagination rather than reality by not acknowledging that you're dealing with the former rather than the latter and describing the world as if you had suddenly woken up inside the new reality.

[@VM-hl8ms]

@@seriouscat2231 but the reality is that waking up and sleep are constantly interchanging states, that never last simultaneously.

[@DeepsongProductions]

Thank you, James for this brilliant analysis... Though my level of understanding was not as detailed as yours, I've been saying the same thing for a few years now... we are experiencing an International komyoonist revelooshun ... ppl either ignored or laughed at me... I couldn't understand their response as it seems so obvious to me... Well, I'm glad there's people like you waking ppl up... you're doing a much better job than I ever could... Ciao

[@Shakyaman]

Great spelling there...I gonna use that, thank you

[@DeepsongProductions]

@@Shakyaman Gotta spoof the algorithm, lol

[@J1mston]

People have always said I was crazy for saying large corporations are socialistic but you’ve put it into words as to why I’ve always got this vibe. They are socialistic because they are one degree away from them being communist, ie removing the management and running themselves. Like a socialist country however, the management cannot bear to lose their grip on power so instead of a utopia where everyone earns their fair share you get more and more oppressive.

[@npc5649]

Exactly what i needed ty for your work

[@solitudessilentgroove]

I hate giving money to Google but have been unable to separate myself from them. So far...

[@windsongshf]

Bing isn't much better.

[@brittaj68]

I have been using duck duck go and am happier with the search results. Switched from google to bing and then realized bing was giving me silly results. Bookmarks came over great.

[@MundaneThingsBackwards]

@@windsongshf Bing isn't the only alternative. At all. Don't use either because your search results are compromised anyway, defeating the point.

[@GabbleFolk]

​@@brittaj68duck duck go is just as bad as the rest

[@nampmaljr9294]

Ok .... What search engine is best?

[@TheLookingGlassAU]

But when will Then be Now?

[@someoneelse9271]

Soon

[@NoRunArea1988]

I was going point out this explains why China basically owns the U.S. but other people notice this.

[@Erosgates]

Oh. People definitely notice it.

[@Liveforchristnofear]

"MuH ItS JuSt ThE ChIcOmS"

[@-webster3120]

The idea of the uplifting spiral reminds me of the different depictions of the Tower of Babel and NATO's headquarters in Brussels

[@bhami]

The subject of monopolies or "trusts" is hugely important and far too neglected in recent decades. In the US, antitrust law has been largely defined by the Sherman Act of 1890 and the Clayton and FTC Acts of 1914. In the past half century, probably the most famous actions have been the AT&T breakup in 1982 and actions against Microsoft in 2000. However, there seems to be no action whatsoever against today's monopolies such as X, Facebook, Google, and KZbin. If we want to move forward in this arena, we need to start with a clear moral basis defining how we can support free markets while at the same time clearly defining and limiting monopolies. Has any leading intellectual addressed this? In recent decades, clearly both the facist deep state and the left have changed from opposing monopolies to enabling and controlling them.

[@dwwolf4636]

Fascists are socialists to begin with.

[@latinhero1818]

As much as I dislike communism and marxism, this is also why I don’t trust capitalism. It allows these monopolies to form, and has proven itself susceptible if not defenseless against them. Not to mention the state backed usury that goes into making and maintaining these sorts of corporations to begin with.

[@catherinegilbert8740]

You should have added the big Shares companies like BlackRock and Vanguard. What are they but monopolies? There are also the massive monopolistic trusts which allow individuals and individual families to wield outsized influence using a protected source of funds that doesn't dissipate over generations.

[@catherinegilbert8740]

@@latinhero1818 Ah, but you are falling into one of Marx's traps. He defined Capitalism as the opposite of Marxism. Capital (personal possessions which can be leveraged) exists independently of Marx. The problem is not capitalism, just the people who are controlling particular government systems and the milieu in which they are existing. One of the great problems in which we are facing is that we have funds and products that can be shipped globally and practically instantly. This is distorting properly functioning capitalist, democratic style systems which traditionally relied on local feedback.

[@cyberdrace]

I'm not sure I believe in monopolies. I think they only persist because of government regulations. The AT&T breakup was totally unnecessary and didn't achieve anything. Microsoft today is the most highly valued company ever and their power has expanded vastly. The idea of monopolies being a problem is a scam to trick people into giving government the power to protect and enable monopolistic behavior in the first place.

[@colinsmith3093]

I've had little glimpses into much of this, but you do an amazing job of laying it all out. Any chance for an executive summary to share with the normies?

[@ladyargiopesvanity]

So do you think the Gorillaz album The Now Now is a reference to Hegel?

[@jasonbennett9910]

Without any doubt. Absolutely.

[@greensmurf221]

Pretty good album. Much better than the one before that one.

[@VM-hl8ms]

gorillaz is a post modern art project through and through.

[@colinburroughs9871]

has anyone noticed that Gorillaz isn't actually any good and only has oxygen with listeners who are already in the deep with pop culture tropes and conditioning.. I'd say "wrong meeting", but no, this is the group of people who need to know these things about our "artists"

[@greensmurf221]

@@colinburroughs9871 Maybe. Personally they're better the less they collab with other artists.

[@Shakyaman]

Thanks for the epileptic fit I nearly had contemplating the friggin NOW!

[@Shakyaman]

What the Hegel!!

[@kerrinnaude2777]

James, you shine on these!

[@josephholland3713]

The Hegel quote reminds me of Monty Pythons "Spanish Inquisition" skit during his entry speech.

[@TheOrdomalleus666]

They were all insane. From Hegel onwards, and maybe even before. Bat-shit insane.

[@Shakyaman]

Yep. Theology without a true faith and belief in The Creator ends up with committees and bullets every time... eventually

[@1SpicyMeataball]

Was it something in the water I wonder.

[@1SpicyMeataball]

@Shakyaman Explain the inquisition then. Or mega churches. Faith can be corrupted. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.

[@Graciela.Feb28th]

Just Brilliant! I am from Uruguay born and raised on military power and even though there is high education the negation of the negation is continuous! Now in Australia for over 30 years is the same at a higher level ❤🙋‍♀️🧠🤯

[@Falsk]

Thank you for your excellent work, as always!

[@bryanbeck2144]

Why is your podcast not on Spotify anymore? 🤔

[@Mevlinous]

2:28:01 nice gnostic reference.

[@rocntcb]

"Silent Running" Mike and the Mechanic's

[@Shakyaman]

The "now " is : now we eat, now we rest, now we pray, now we share a loving home, now we help the widows and the poor, now we are free, and so on

[@1SpicyMeataball]

Lol Wishful thinking

[@Mevlinous]

23:02 we need to rename stakeholder capitalism to what it really is, ‘bitch capitalism’

[@BurghezulDjentilom]

you mean "socialism with extra steps"

[@LeAndreWatts]

It’s called Technocracy. Zbigniew Brzezinski wrote a book (The Grand Chessboard)

[@tamara6771]

⚔️⚔️⚔️⚔️⚔️

[@Ekrembo]

Do I get a brain icon if I comment too?🎉

[@6Sparx9]

BigBrain🧠

[@rukbiiboi]

Welcome to the party

[@newdiscourses]

Yes!

[@BestOfMishaPetrov24]

Wow. I been around the ideologué merrygoaround good couple of times, by grace of the lord getting close enough to touch...

[@affiliatereviews4079]

Negation then Negation then Negation...sounds like the faint within a faint within a faint logic in Dune when the main character describes fighting.

[@SeamusMcFitz-jz9if]

Every single piece of technology that you use right now everyday was invented in America. A free-market captialist system. That's not a coincidence.

[@Racontact]

Telephone (Canada) Radio (Italy) Television (Russia/Scotland) Automobile (Germany) Bicycle (Germany) Submarine (Ireland) Computer (UK) Battery (Italy) MP3 Player (South Korea) Refrigerator (France) Vacuum Cleaner (England) Dishwasher (England) Penicillin (Scotland) X-rays (Germany) Printing Press (Germany) Compass (China)

[@SeamusMcFitz-jz9if]

@@Racontact you obviously didn't go to university.

[@Racontact]

@@SeamusMcFitz-jz9if thank you

[@windsongshf]

Always interesting.

[@biosvideo]

This is breathless Marxist Word Magic.

[@cindystevens186]

Kamala repeats Haegel......

[@lh-hw7il]

As an Arab Muslim, the reason I listen to you is because you're one of the few Westerners comprehending what's actually happening to his civilization. You're looking at the root causes rather than the symptoms. What keeps me listening is because I'm waiting to hear you offer a way "out" for your civilization. We both agree that Marx, as his "type" have always done, is essentially rebelling against his creator (5:78 in the Quran). And we also agree that it's obvious that Marx is an intellectual swindler; as will any person who hasn't had their intellect captured by an ideology. Yet despite how little Marx has to offer, your civilization has been hijacked by his "type" implementing his destructive ideology to drive your civilization into the ground! As a Muslim I know why this is happening (6:129 in the Quran), but I would really love to see you dedicate an episode exploring the root causes of why your civilization has been hijacked from your perspective. How does an inherently intelligent civilization get captured by something so intellectually pathetic and follow it with such dedication to its logical end? As you said, it's a death cult, so we know where this ends.

[@Shakyaman]

Good points, but wrong belief system, bro... change yer reli...

[@colinburroughs9871]

there's no way out, it's just simply keep the plates spinning and live life. hopefully the "very smart people" don't starve people again with their central plans

[@dwwolf4636]

Capitalism is anti-government. What we have now in mixed markets is government forcing socialism on the business world. Because government likes its easy control of fewer entities and easier wealth extraction. BB is inherently vulnerable to smaller enterprises as they can never calculate the costs of internal processes as accurately as smaller competitors can. They are also slower to adapt to new conditions. The distortions then come from government intrusion into the private sector mandating tribute and submission. I.e. It is Socialism which enables and indeed forces market agglomeration to the detriment of the public at large ( due to higher prices and less resources for the customer )....while claiming to work for the public.

[@jasonbennett9910]

The absolute stupidest thing I have ever read. Capitalism IS government. How on earth do you think you could own land without invading armies, corrupt governments and a brutal police state? The answer is, you couldn't.

[@jimjones9491]

"China is the Model" - Alex Jones 2007

[@Liveforchristnofear]

Alex Jones sure predicted alot

[@coreypoynter6703]

Hegel sounds like he loved acid

[@cyberdrace]

If it had existed in his time it may have actually helped him realize that his philosophy was just an expression of being lost in the mirror cabinet of his own mind and motivated him to try and learn anything about the real world whatsoever.

[@josiahcarrillo3663]

I can’t seem to argue against “anarcho-communism” am i being mystified?

[@Steve2Work]

May this note find us all ever closer to God, and His Peace. [Redacted because I wrote negative thing about 15-minute cities as movement prisons, and BlackRock's corp-credit-score for DEI, killing-off indigenous Western peoples ... caused censorship, as usual when details are mentioned] God Bless., Steve

[@floraoddchild3185]

This is where General Smedley Butler's War is a Racket comes into play. A movie was made during the pandemic called Amsterdam, it was awful. I couldn't imagine what the director, David O Russell was trying to do with his ridiculous screen play, but now I know. He bastardized Smedley Butlers book and life story, he added "woke" themes in a cheap ploy to retell Butler's story. Butler, a war hero and Marine claimed that the banking cartel tried to enlist him to become Fascist dictator in America post WW1. It didnt work because Butler had ethics. But this movement was led by Prescott Bush (as in the father and grandfather of both Bush presidents respectively), it was likely to be a bulwark against Woodrow Wilson and FDR's Fabianism (Read Fabian Freeway by Rose Martin.) My point being that the Fascist movement in America was tried, but failed in the past. Historically its called The Business Plot. I guess they're trying it again. Wonder if Larry Fink has any family relations from the first attempt.

[@Shakyaman]

??? Director Russell is great, though

[@floraoddchild3185]

@@Shakyaman I'm typically a fan as well. But Amsterdam was terrible.

[@Sinuev1]

What is even the point of Communism when we're within striking distance as a civilization, of a post-scarcity society already?

[@BurghezulDjentilom]

are we ? explain

[@SupaCapitalism]

Because capitalism prevents that

[@BurghezulDjentilom]

@@SupaCapitalism what is capitalism?

[@SupaCapitalism]

@@BurghezulDjentilom An economic system primarily characterized by private property and markets. Why?

[@BurghezulDjentilom]

​@@SupaCapitalism so the reason why people can't break the laws of physics is ... private property ?

[@juliejuratovic5540]

Vampire Economy. Hell by Design.

[@StockOcolaypsereverentofmiddle]

Read volume 3 blah blah

[@catherinegilbert8740]

So, were the New Atheists witting or unwitting tools?

[@Shakyaman]

Just got chewed out by Momma...my kid is cramming her history...we one, etc and dates, and so on ...then the Bolsheviks cc come up and I say: don't forget the pogroms...then mom takes a piece outta me: remember years ago when for geography she learned where Cuba was and you said 'who cares about Cuba'... for her it is the great land of Salsa!

[@Shakyaman]

World War one, I meant

[@DouglasHPlumb]

Thesis, antithesis, synthesis is natural, sort of implied in Kants first two categories of judgment, not explicit. You could say the same thing about science, or cross examinations. I think Hegel is consistently misunderstood, and maybe even intentionally so.

[@euphegenia]

Please debate Karlyn Borsyenko to put her omniscient attitude to bed.

[@FloridaDumpling]

I’ve watched/listened to Karlyn for a few years, and it’s obvious she has trouble getting along with others. Everything turns into a drama. However, I tune that out and think her ideas are ok. Though she doesn’t seem to think today’s Dems are necessarily communists, which I don’t understand🤔…

[@euphegenia]

@@FloridaDumpling​​⁠I agree as far as appreciating her efforts in exposing the far left. But her live streams typically devolve into her berating her viewers/commenters because they don’t hold precisely the same views as her and she calls them retards if they hold reasonably differing opinions on a topic. It’s like she expects people to know her views and her definitions of things. She definitely has some kind of personality disorder. I just want them to debate so we can hash out our knowledge on these dire issues.

[@SupaCapitalism]

@@FloridaDumplingLindsay and her are just two grifters battling to be the top grifter

[@colinburroughs9871]

she's not smart (issue wise), she's just got hard feelings about not being liked by enough people

[@Liveforchristnofear]

​@@SupaCapitalism centrism-especially ideologically committed centrism in the 2020s is largely just a grift.

Sure has worked well for China. The failure to understand economics that results from the blame game of blaming systems rather than the very nature of existence is amazing.

[@BurghezulDjentilom]

I only agree about china in so far as it's relative to mao, but I definitely agree about the laws of physics. scarcity is a universal, and economics is the study of how humans handle that scarcity

[@GabbleFolk]

It's a system for China's benefit. Of course, it has worked well for them. Duh.

[@Shakyaman]

Mr. Burche, not true. The key words are surplus and choice... where I am I can throw a stone and hit one dozen clinics for dentistry...i e. surplus or abundance of choice...one guy might rip out a healthy tooth to make a buck, but here we got consumer due diligence or need to decern...so the results in my town are ..... wait for it ...many folks with healthy teeth and gums .. mostly... the point is that there is no scarcity of living teeth ( partly because people - and the town hall - will talk and help weed out the charlatans, i.e. regulation and licensing, and so on...get a grip, bud! Free markets are real and they work

[@gedcaeneus4628]

Now now now: What can be, unburdened by what has been. 😆

[@WheatleyDarcy-b1s]

Gonzalez Margaret Johnson Richard Thomas Edward

[@directorchris2]

....Concornently....

[@ghostmachine6285]

Isn' this just Fabian socialism?

[@slash_em]

Obviously

[@williambranch4283]

The Chinese world conquest seems exaggerated at this point. Though I still wish them prosperity.

[@_nebulousthoughts]

But it'll fall apart because their entire economy is a facade

[@MundaneThingsBackwards]

While I largely agree with most of your conclusions, I disagree with a major one. ESG is NOT primarily designed to benefit China, that was just the secondary and increasingly limited effect. The Ukranian war changed everything about how serious the powers that be took the threat of China destabilizing all their neatly laid plans for global hegemony. It's become crystal clear to them that with the Chinese not-so-covert alliance with Russia and their intent to create their own _independent_ sphere of influence through partnerships like BRICS and their Belt and Road Initiative, there's a canyon sized divide between the CCP's actual end goals and that of western ESG advocates. Here's just one of many examples of the consequences of their realization of that divide. From the Hong Kong based western facing and CCP friendly (read: controlled) SCMP: "The end of a decade-long partnership between a leading public research university in the United States and China’s Tianjin University was a “direct consequence” of a *US strategy to decouple from China in hi-tech fields,* and a worrying sign of *dwindling academic exchanges between the two countries,* analyst have warned." Basically it's a facist on facist mutually beneficial partnership turned rivalry. The west hoped that by investing HEAVILY in China, they would influence it slowly but surely into changing and becoming more like them ideologically, politically and economically (at least in terms of eliminating its protectionist instincts..) They were wrong. Honestly how could it NOT end up that way? The CCP are hyper ethnonationalists at their core. The globalists are...well globalist.

[@colinburroughs9871]

There seems to be 3 or 4 players at that scale that are all pushing to knock over the west, but they're not aligned and won't be if they succeed in their current push.

[@ElectricCamelAnalytics]

THIS IS TOO COMPLICATED !!!!

[@australiainfelix7307]

This is terrible. You get so much wrong about ESG and China that's it's hard to take you seriously. ESG is destructive, but you really don't understand why or how. And as for China. Your portrayal is cartoonish. It's a pity, because the first few videos on Marxism were actually pretty good.

[@TheOrdomalleus666]

Why do you think that Franco has not saved Spain? What alternatives were there?

[@Liveforchristnofear]

Yeah obviously

[@TheOrdomalleus666]

@@Liveforchristnofear Obviously what?

[@Liveforchristnofear]

@@TheOrdomalleus666 You should know what I meant dood. I was obviously just agreeing to what you said in the og comment about what alternatives they were in Spain aside from Franco. I know I barely elaborated anything so it might be understandable why you may have gotten a little confused and asked.

[@ajwo5984]

Is this channel funded by the state?

[@GabbleFolk]

No, why?

[@chungusamongus2338]

Hey guys, did you know communism is STILL bad? Really hard hitting, important sfuff here, glad we can do this academic circlejerk ad nauseum and still never arrive at any changes or solutions, good stuff 😂

[@Liveforchristnofear]

Yeah normie con/centrist beating a dead horse type shit.

[@user-li2zg6oq6i]

Homie you need to read Hayek and Rothbard, love your anticommunism but you still believe in progressivism and mixed economy, your fear of uninhibited capitalism actually comes from communist ideas. Monopolies taking over is just an assumption based on marxism that has never been shown. I noticed you critiquing communisms possibility philosophically without mentioning the economic problems that make it impossible. Learning Rothbards perspective on economic history would be huge for you.

[@Liveforchristnofear]

James lindsay is a centrist, not much different from a libertarian. I don't think he has much of a fear of unhibited capitalism since we don't really live in that. You can yave monopolies in a mixed economy or socialism yes, funny how you critique him for still believing in progress since a lot of libertarians are socially cringe, maybe your not one of those hardcore Lolberts.

[@EmmanuelGoldsteinINGSOC]

aka fascism

[@laman012]

He's turning us into Marxists by trying to debunk Marx.

[@GabbleFolk]

Speak for yourself

[@austinhageman6148]

@laman012 I'm sorry for your brain injury 😔 There are some good supplements that can help with that, you know. Good luck.

[@StockOcolaypsereverentofmiddle]

Read volume 3 Less blah blah

[@MoiLiberty]

Some people don’t find Jesus because they don’t look low enough.

[@wu05354207]