Dennis Prager criticizes a Teen Vogue article he says advocates abolishing private property, calling it Marxist and ignorant. He questions how society would function without private ownership, citing the Soviet Union as a failed example of the same idea.
If you're an American of any race, you're lucky to be an American. Get that? People will know it one day. I hope it's not too late. In Oregon, they have an old saying in the lumber industry: you don't know the height of a tree until it falls. That's my fear. People will remember how great America was after the left destroys it. Article in Teen Vogue I mentioned last hour. That private property is wrong. There should not be any private property. You know how stupid the author is? Do you realize that? Do you realize the ignorance of communism? There was no private property in the Soviet Union. People thrived. Was it 3 families to an apartment?
You know how that is for human relations? No private property is the basis of liberty, but they don't give a damn about liberty.
I mean, why does she— I don't even understand how it works. What does it mean, no private property? She says that way you don't have to pay any rent.
Well, well, I don't understand that. I Who, who makes the, the, the apartment building? Who, who keeps it up? It's, it's— uh, shouldn't even bother. Teen Vogue. I don't know, are teens reading Teen Vogue? I don't know.
It's, it is, it's a Marxist paper. That's how, how ironic. That is correct.
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