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'''The Roundtable''' is | '''The Roundtable''' is Infrared's recurring long-form debate program — multi-hour moderated confrontations bringing together Marxists, right-wingers, libertarians, and heterodox figures under Haz Al-Din's direction. | ||
== Format and significance == | == Format and significance == | ||
* | * The venue where MAGA Communism was argued live against rival tendencies across 2022-2026: online leftists, groypers, libertarians, Third Worldists. | ||
* Haz's own framing of why such a format matters, against the prestige-media vacuum: "There's no serious roundtables and discussions going on, no more refined podcasts. It is all just this extremely hypermodern attention economy" — Infrared's answer is to '''own''' the attention economy rather than mourn the lost institutions ([https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev/en/kick/infrared/4ee74e0b-1fe5-4b5f-8e48-14438a5cfb41/ Heated political debate]). | |||
* | * Debate rules of engagement articulated on stream: good-faith first rounds; rematches demanded when opponents claim victory afterward ([https://infrared-transcripts.pages.dev/en/kick/infrared/10ec3a31-ea24-45c9-8219-68350a003135/ INTENSE DEBATES | FBI ATTACK stream]). | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Wanted debates]] | * [[Wanted debates]] | ||
* [[ | * [[Haz Al-Din]] | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
Revision as of 09:49, 21 August 2026
The Roundtable is Infrared's recurring long-form debate program — multi-hour moderated confrontations bringing together Marxists, right-wingers, libertarians, and heterodox figures under Haz Al-Din's direction.
Format and significance
- The venue where MAGA Communism was argued live against rival tendencies across 2022-2026: online leftists, groypers, libertarians, Third Worldists.
- Haz's own framing of why such a format matters, against the prestige-media vacuum: "There's no serious roundtables and discussions going on, no more refined podcasts. It is all just this extremely hypermodern attention economy" — Infrared's answer is to own the attention economy rather than mourn the lost institutions (Heated political debate).
- Debate rules of engagement articulated on stream: good-faith first rounds; rematches demanded when opponents claim victory afterward (INTENSE DEBATES | FBI ATTACK stream).