New here, interested in Socialist satire as a means to spread interest

[Henry Gallimore]

Hello fellow members of this politically charged forum!


I'm new around town and I'd consider myself a liberal/socialist who would sure like to spend a little time with Noam Chomsky if you know what I mean

Just joking guys but I do praise him.

Anyway I'm here to learn more about socialism/anarcho-syndicalism as a viable economic model as I think power should be spread to the many rather than being centralized to the few.

I've recently created a character called Henry Gallimore on YouTube who portrays a successful business person with an array of unorthodox and brutal methods to succeeding in business. As he is a new character and I am looking to expand him, I'd appreciate people's advise on what you think are the main business exploits and issues within a neo-liberal economy.


If you are interested in seeing what Henry so far has to offer, then please step into my office and sample any of the three videos I have already uploaded (Youtube 'schoolofhenry')




Many thanks for all future advice, recommendations, critics and roasts (Serve it with the onion gravy please)

[Riot]

Looked at your videos -- didn't get that it was a successful business person. I recommend a costume. As for business exploits: I suggest a big picture scope; talk about the emergence of class society, surplus value, the mechanization of the labor force -- how nowadays you're lucky if you can be regularly exploited -- i.e., huge swaths of people around the world are permanently unemployable, etc.

Also, I'm not sure, but I don't think there any anarcho-syndicalists left on this forum. I haven't seen one in a while at least. Probably sent to the gulag...