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I Radicalized Myself on Camera
🕑 Added 2025-08-24 06:12:51 +0000 UTCAnother great big video 💀
So when Death Stranding 1 came out, I still wasn't full time, so I took a week off of work to play it and try to be the first person to upload a really great video about it. I was planning to do that with Death Stranding 2, so I held off on starting another script until the game came out. Played it for a few days, and while I adore it, I didn't end up having much to say about it. Long story short, I got a bit of a late start with this video, but I gotta say, for what it is, I think I got it out pretty quickly overall. Hope you guys enjoy ☺️
(If it still says its processing, that's because I really really need to go to bed, but wanted to get the video out to you guys, since I said I'd get it done tonight. Upload should be done by around 4 AM EST)
Comments
rio~
heyy, i love the video :3 i think it's so cool that you are researching the theory of communism and taking us on that journey with you :3 i've been on a similar journy for a bit and it's so eye opening and exciting. one thought, which i feel compelled to voice though, is that i notice that the majority of the essays and books that you mentione and discussed (at least the ones i recognized by name), are positioned along a vanguardist communist path. i realise i'm just a faceless dum dum demon on the internet, and there is probably not much reason to read or consider my words, but i will write them anyway. by my experience, while these ideologies offer valuable insights, they also tend to advocate for the ruling of enlightened communists over the uneducated masses, which is also reflected in the real world movements basing themselve on these idiologies, going as far as actively working to disempower the masses. so what i guess i am trying to say is that i think anarchist communism contains some further insights whithout which we wont be able to achieve a truely communist society. means-ends unity and interesectionality are maybe the most relevant principle here. this is the point where i would recommend some cool books but i have to admit that other than "a modern anarchism" (https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/anark-a-modern-anarchism), which admitably also exists as a video essay, i received all of my anarchist education from video essays and podcasts. (my partner is telling me to recommend david graber so, uhm david graber?) either way, i am excited to see what videos you will be making in the future. this video was so pretty and i loved the camera work :3
