Why Green Capitalism Is A Lie | Part 3

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0:00 - Intro
0:33 - Chapter V - Will Green Technology Save Us?
12:58 - Chapter VI - Decoupling: Evidence Against Green Growth
23:10 - Chapter VII - What About Socialism?
39:50 - Conclusion

[Darloss]

Watched this whole series in one sit. Awesome stuff. You inspired me to start a channel about North African politics and the history of Marxism in there. Kinda like BadEmpanada does with Latin America. Awesome work

[al]

Incredible series, looking forward to anything you produce in the future

[sucrose]

This whole video series was amazing, thank you for making it. Now comes the hard work of building a revolutionary party and people.

[SaladBowlz]

I've watched about half of all of your videos in the last few days, and I just want you to know that you've done an extremely good job, comrade. Looking forward to the other half of 'em. The information you had on the survival of fascism in other Germany and Italy in particular is poorly covered in other media I've seen. I look forward to watching anything you produce in the future. Thanks!

[OneUniteEros]

I remember when my dad bought me a book about the world in 2030 back in early 90’s. The world was supposed to be so advanced and freedom from work was a reality, food & energy issues were solved etc. They rely on myths & narrative of ‘‘progress’’ and the public’s lack of education to sell u an illusion that is embellished through aesthetics and cosmetic advancements. This is why Marx’s materialism & dialectical theories are dangerous: they are the antithesis to our aesthetic dystopia because they focus on the material conditions, systems and resources of the real world. This system is like a disney land where we entertain u and occupy ur mind. But backstage u have to work tirelessly to maintain an actually sick horrific system in place.

[bigmeany]

My only regret is that you don’t have dozens of videos because I would watch them all. I took notes! I understand however that this is obviously labor and time intensive work to create these. Thanks for your work.

[humanwithaplaylist]

Holy crap comrade. Your videos are so jam packed full of information and so clear and succinct its just *chefs kiss*
I wish you had more videos im almost finished watching all of them. And will have to do a rewatch as well

[caramelldansen]

This has to be one of the most accessible climate change series I've ever seen! I appreciate the lack of doomerism too :)

[SvalbardSleeperDistrict]

This was a great series, went straight into my politics playlist. What I appreciated in particular was how you focused on logical analysis and factual data, instead of what one often sees in videos like this, where dramatic music and over-the-top pathos of the sloganeering, exclamatory commentary ruins the content and damages the prospects of spreading the word to those who aren't usually exposed to these ideas. I can more easily send this to people who haven't read political theory and critiques of capitalism, because this will sound less like a partisan pitch or appeal to emotions, and more like a rational dissection of what we are living through. Thank you.

[thewhoppinator]

Glad to follow you on twitter, excellent video so far

[brainbane]

It is infurating and despair inducing that efforts like this video series will receive a few thousand views, while dipshit reactionaries and liberals can post endless videos repeating the same dull, distracting identity politics talking points over and over again and be rewarded with large audiences, platforms with even larger audiences and obscene wealth. We really do deserve what's coming to us.

[dumpsterDeity]

Great work. This three part series makes such a clear case, I don't see how anyone would still cling to the idea that capitalism is compatible with this planet's future.

Thank you so much for putting this together.

[rug]

Great series! I'll be here if you make more in the future.

[atashikokoni]

So happy to see your subscriber count growing so quickly. Well done for the quality analysis and production. You're making a difference

[micokills]

Another great series! The choice of music was also awesome! I haven't checked all of them, but I'd like to suggest updating the references as some of the links are dead. More videos, please!

[GreatWhite]

Bes on your future videos don't forget to tell people to organize locally. It is a necessary step in achieving revolution

[robovolk]

Some of the most clear communication about this topic iv seen, would be happy to watch more:)

[pequenoperezoso]

Brilliant series, thank you a lot for this. Wish it were more mainstream, but... of course it isn't, let us not forget who the media serves.

[bigsmiles]

It is relaxing and lifts my spirits listening to your presentation. I am quite impressed by your heartfelt motivation and calmly rational perspectives.
It is terribly easy to become demoralised or disillusioned when grappling with these issues. I think it is very important to have this kind of material available to boost morale and provide a good example. I think you achieved a format which is equally effective educationally as it is emotionally bolstering for those who may have become fatigued.
Thanks for the work, I will look forwards to enjoying your other efforts.

[miumjou]

Great Video!
Respect, your videos are rll well made, I enjoy watching them :D
Btw, I noticed you mentioned ecological collapse. As far as I know Climate change is bad and the consequences even worse, as climate change causes the ecological collapse, as of now more species have died since the last decades then when the dinosaurs died… some key species.
Keep up the great work <3