Is Heidegger Really Resisting Alienation?

Heidegger doesn't believe in that originally – alienation because he thinks we're originally what he calls being with others. He does think we lose ourselves in this figure of the they that is – you know, it's a loss. Sartre thought alienation was a necessary process that ultimately led to our emancipation was a leftist. Like I see that on the ground, I'm like, I don't where I am. This is great. And then I know – and I know who's flouting the rules. It's not – again, it'd be great if it didn't – it'd be – the world would be a much better place if I was just dealing with my spatial