I've Always Loved That Ending

I think it's such a great contrast between the two approaches and the way in which they're not exactly lined up as opposites, like one, aestheticizes politics and then what is, what does communism do it politicize? Right. And yeah, so he's a, yeah, he's a very, very interesting figure for that reason. It's not to make an artist that not to always read politics into our aesthetic responses, but to actually demand a politicized art, I think.