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I urge others to read this and to take whatever action they can. Mark gives many suggestions in his last chapter. One action that he does not discuss is to confront your contacts who you currently avoid talking to about politics. Some of them may actually be Marxist, but most will be uninformed followers of Democrat politicians who push their policies with high-minded goals, ignoring any attempt to show how they would work in practice. The Democrat party has abandoned any semblance of integrity or responsibility for their actions. They have coopted the media, academia, and corporations to seize and grow their power.