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Badass Women of the Labor Rights Movement = DFF #357 (Patreon)

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2021-09-03 17:59:00
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Labor rights have come a long way, but there's still much work to be done. In today's episode, Paul covers some female figures that were total badasses, whose contributions helped to make great strides in worker's rights. 

https://youtu.be/PYUkOQqlb8c 

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5 Women That Built America's Labor Unions = DFF #357

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Comments

Jake lopez

Nice. I do like you guys are uploading these videos earlier. Gives me something to listen to while at work

Wilbur Whateley

Lip smacking goodness for a Friday, take it easy geezers

John Smith

Another episode I'm not going to watch then I guess.

John Smith

And of course this is a Paul episode. You ever think about making something entertaining instead of giving us leftist homework assignments?

Master Rebel

lmao give us something interesting, the quality of this show is going down

Xenos Nassar

Honestly if y'all can cover this stuff you really ought to do the French Revolution and The Reign Of Terror. That's some cool badass history I've been wanting you to cover. It definitely should be a long episode though, I don't think it would work as a short one.

CB

Good episode: I hope you guys will look into Moses Hess, that would make for an potentially extensive [not in duration, I mean in content] topic on leftist figures that are never talked about but extremely important.

Michael Sewell

Really enjoyed this episode! I never heard of any of these people or there contributions! 10/10

Master Horny

This was a fun episode, I fapped twice.

The True Nihilist

Paul is a great story teller and a is a solid historian. Keep teaching us about these buried stories of revolution so I can learn from their failures as well as their successes. I need to synthesize what worked with what didn't work from multiple past revolutions into a revolution strategy that understands now to avoid the pitfalls of their predecessors but still capitalize on what made these labor or other types uprisings/revolution of successful. Paul seems to be from my perspective a wisened, almost old philosopher storyteller who loves to spread his knowledge and wisdom around through videos like this one. Keep it up Paul. Fuck the haters.

Brad The Patreorn

Firstly, great episode. For anyone shitting on it ok don't watch. There's plenty of these that I haven't. Secondly I love seeing all the right wingers mad about things like this, those people have weird hate boners for you guys

shelbees

Maybe you should just leave then. No one gives a fuck about your moaning and bitching.

shelbees

Gee, it's almost like these wrinkly ballsacks are pathetically predictable in which episodes will trigger them and which ones won't. Sad!!

Dakota Taylor
>>67209887

There is no reason to be upset at people for expressing negative opinions. Otherwise every comment section would be entirely composed of nothing but dicksucking superfans that will be pleased with anything. Being surrounded entirely by Yes-Men isn't good for anyone and there isn't anything wrong with saying a certain topic is boring, I agree that this doesn't sound interesting so I'm just skipping the episode. Each different episode having a different subject means there's never really any reason to be bothered if one doesn't interest you, nobody is expected to watch every single one.

Anonymous

its so refreshing to see that im not the only one sick and tired of these Wikipedia ass shows....please change up the format. we desperately need it.

Daniel
>>67140491

Paul said he's reading a book on the French revolution. That would actually be a cool show.

Yusef Golestaneh

You can criticize something without having to act like a whiny asshole. Like alot of others have said, there's many eps I don't watch if i'm not interested in the subject. Regardless $5 or $10 a month for this vast supply of entertainment where majority of it is funny is a steal. No one is perfect, people have flops every once in awhile, just like how even the best movie directors have at least one movie you didn't enjoy.

SPT12
>>67174314

I have to disagree in part. Paul ain’t no historian. I like these history episodes and want them to continue, But Paul needs to up his game on research. Compare these episodes with stuff he actually preps for (like the Cult episodes or film topics) and the difference in quality is stark.

Jack

Good topic but not a great execution. Kinda boring.

Andrew Rose Vickers

By far one of the best episodes, I learn so much and I want to look into these figures more on my own

Der Meister

This is unironically one of the best episodes from DFF so far. What the hell guys? These stories are more relevant than ever today.

Michael Sewell

I hope paul hears this but a part two is desperately needed! Also maybe the 5th time i have listened to this episode! Amazing and i still love it!