

Hey Don't Touch Me
May 11, 2024
Discussions on May Day, Marx's birthday, and Soviet Victory day are linked to the workers movement and student encampments for Free Palestine. Haz's speech drama at Emory University, Fetterman's lies, NYPD's first library visit, and Biden's stance on Israel are highlighted. Toronto May Day unity, Black Hammer controversy, reflections on global movements, Jackson Hinkle's controversies, Israel's role, Marxist principles, John Federman's advocacy for Palestinian rights, and bike lock security in NYC are covered.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Unity and Solidarity: Toronto May Day Event Reflections
01:48 • 3min
Toronto Comrades Unity and Black Hammer Controversy
05:15 • 9min
Reflections on Activism, Leadership, and Global Movements
13:55 • 13min
Controversy Surrounding Jackson Hinkle's Speech and Behavior
26:37 • 14min
Exploring Israel's Role, Midwestern Marks, and Marxist Principles
40:39 • 3min
Critique of Communist Party USA's Failure to Counter Right-Wing Rise
43:15 • 2min
Controversial Figure John Federman and Advocacy for Palestinian Rights
44:51 • 17min
Discussion on the Importance of Heavy-Duty Bike Locks for Urban Security
01:01:43 • 3min
Misguided Actions and Political Critique
01:04:29 • 14min