Thanks for viewing the video and I'm glad you enjoyed it :).

Nah, I actively read literature by Marx, Lenin, Trotsky and others here and there critiquing Marxism, explaining dialectical materialism, black civil rights movement (and how this proletariat struggle relates to Marxism specifically) and what have you. Without writing a whole dissertation, my views in a nutshell are that I recognize the fallacies of this racist, decadent capitalist system that we see today and understand that this is what capitalism degenerates to, that imperalism is the highest stage of capitalism. That umemployment, racism, exploitation of the worker, class antagonisms, these are all byproducts of capitalism. And the only humane answer is to remove power from the bureaucrats and give it back to the people.

I won't do a debate here because it'd be terribly difficult in the way this is set-up. I kindly invite anybody that's willing to debate me or any of us in the organization on these issues at the forums on our website: http://alwaysquestion.info

@DCer:

It is very much my business. The United States is a superpower living within a hundred miles of me and heavily influences the foreign, domestic and economic traits, trends and policies of Canada, has throttled the political freedom of my birth country. My grandmother worked for the US' benevolent Iranian dictator - the Shah (as a French teacher for his family), and my step-grandfather a grandson of a previous persian king.

As a citizen of the world, it's absolutely vital I arm myself with the knowledge and awareness of these issues, and as a conscious-minded individual, it is my responsibility to discuss these with others, debate, and learn so that I can educate myself and others more effectively.

Hey guys, thanks for watching and enjoying my video. But let me provide come context here because there were some presuppositions here made critical about my video:

1) 'Costa Carbo' lmao, this was unintentional. I have no knowledge of this film, my bad.. I'm only eighteen, and I don't really watch movies.

2) @JesseM Vietnam video: Yes, I have. I also submitted (and got to the videos front page when Video and Digg was seperated) my original which is that one - the vietnam video, which I did last year. Basically it's the same porn with the same characters but different film, for history class on the war on vietnam. It was my first film project. And when, this year, I had to do the War on Terror for Politics class, I figured I'd pay homage to my first experiment with editing software both in regards to a war, and make a sequel but remix it up a bit.

3) @Crunchbird No of course I don't believe that, I didn't cover the fact that all, this wasn't our whole project. The culminating task was a group project where we pick a topic (of a list made by the teacher) and we have a period and a half (2 hours 45mins) to teach the class on the info, present both sides, and moderate a debate for the class. I was chosen to present the side of anti The War on Terror, and we split the work up and I covered Iranian intervention (as it's relevant to current US foreign policy issues).

4) @ANTINOUS, Nope, I know I quoted some capitalists in the video (just to make it more intriguing to the average western proletariat such as Ben Franklin [however, I quoted Eisenhower after what was said about him before the undressing scene to point out some fallacy in his logic, but I'm sure a lot took it their own way) but I'm actually vehemently anti-capitalist and align myself more with Marxist philosophy.

Click the link to the vimeo page to see my plans for my next video:
http://www.vimeo.com/794405
(Scroll down a bit)