Marxism Part IV - Episode 160

An episode of the The Endurance of Labor Laws podcast, hosted by Freesia Brindisi, titled "Marxism Part IV - Episode 160" was published on November 4, 2022 and runs 50 minutes.

November 4, 2022 ·50m · The Endurance of Labor Laws

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Summary

In this episode we discuss part four of Marxism, and how it affects our societies in a negative way. Marxism and Communism very much lead to human rights violations, and this has occurred in several countries over the years. Citizens should always choose Freedom, not Tyranny. Knowledge is power. To subscribe go to: https://buy.stripe.com/eVa01MeZkdNc4HCcMM Shalom, Lesley Sullivan Outro song Artist: VNV Nation/Ronan Harris Title: Only Satellites

Episode Description

In this episode we discuss part four of Marxism, and how it affects our societies in a negative way.

Marxism and Communism very much lead to human rights violations, and this has occurred in several countries over the years.

Citizens should always choose Freedom, not Tyranny.

Knowledge is power.

To subscribe go to:

https://buy.stripe.com/eVa01MeZkdNc4HCcMM

Shalom,

Lesley Sullivan

Outro song

Artist: VNV Nation/Ronan Harris

Title: Only Satellites

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