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Are you a self-described communist? Uh, yeah, I'm a libertarian socialist. Oh, okay. So it's like, it's an inherent contradiction, a libertarian socialist. If you want to believe that, yeah. Explain to me how one could be a socialist and also a libertarian. So as a libertarian, I believe in people's, like, personal freedoms, and I think that socialism is, like, the best way to do that. Um, that's not really what I came here to talk about, though. No, but it's like being a vegan meat eater. It doesn't make any sense, right? It's like saying, well, I want freedom here, but I also want the government to control every part of my life. So explain to me how a vegan meat eater would work. So, okay. A vegan meat eater does not work, obviously. Well, that's like a libertarian socialist saying that I value liberty, but also I don't value liberty. So it's an inherent contradiction. So you've got to pick one. That's not what socialism means. Well, socialism, by definition, means the eradication of personal agency and freedom, the elimination of the property, the elimination of religious liberty and religious practice and also government ownership or the ownership of the means of production. By the way, don't believe me, it's literally in the Communist Manifesto and Das Kapital. Those are the aims of Marxism and socialism. Yeah, the Communist Manifesto actually starts with, I, Karl Marx, believe that communism is whenever you can't pray to God or something. That's not what it's about, obviously. Well, no, but he did say that religion was the opiate of the masses, and he said that the goal of communism is to eradicate people's attachment to religious assembly. You introduce yourself with an inherent contradiction. So it's like gays for Palestine, vegan meat eaters, does this make any sense? Yeah.