Speaker 1: You've all heard m I T. Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Speaker 1: They have a publishing company and they're dipping their toe
Speaker 1: into the children's book market. It's a book of fairy tales,
Speaker 1: and you know what the title is, Communism for Kids.
Speaker 1: The fairy tales have an agenda teaching kids that communism
Speaker 1: is good. This is what they say about their book.
Speaker 1: It all unfolds like a story with jealous princesses, fancy swords,
Speaker 1: displaced peasants, mean bosses, and tired workers. But before they
Speaker 1: know it, the readers are learning about the economic history
Speaker 1: of feudalism, class struggles, and capitalism, different ideas of communism,
Speaker 1: and more. Cartoon drawings of lovable little revolutionaries entice kids
Speaker 1: through the evils of capitalism. The book has earned praise
Speaker 1: from leftists, who say it's especially needed now that Trump
Speaker 1: is president. Young readers get the message that while some
Speaker 1: forms of communism fail, class warfare ultimately leads to a
Speaker 1: better world. He it's the age old live folks. The
Speaker 1: only reason communism always fails is because the wrong people
Speaker 1: have been in charge. No wonder liberals love the fairy
Speaker 1: tale of communism. They never own up to the awful
Speaker 1: reality of it. Poverty, scarcity, corruption, brutal oppression for those
Speaker 1: forced to live under it, not to mention the tens
Speaker 1: of millions murdered under communist leaders like Stalin and Mao.
Speaker 1: Communism for kids is dreary, kitty kami propaganda, and I
Speaker 1: predict young readers won't fall for it because I'm going
Speaker 1: to be competing against it. Screw this h