Alexander repeats the word to define both Marxism and the perspective of real communists as wholly non-supernatural and atheistic.
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materialistic
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"materialistic uh um um um um materialistic uh um um materialistic uh um um materialistic uh um um um ideology that denies the existence..."
"communists anyway i can deliver an absolute fact that uh their perspective is a purely and"
"completely materialistic one nico says and alex when you are in greece come in haidari sit in polataki so i can come and say..."
"...are like best friends. I mean, these are the two most materialistic and the most two vocal cultures in the world, okay? Chinese love..."
"...actually more similar than they're different in that they're both extremely materialistic societies. Secular. Yeah. Exactly. Exactly. Yeah."
"...just more urgency to fight the Antichrist. But maybe in more materialistic societies, such as China, it's really a question of how do you..."
"...the world is very important. Before this world today is highly materialistic, with many and the pursuit of material possessions become the main private..."
"...die. Many tragedies happen. But it seems that this value, this materialistic value doesn't change because that's what we have today. Okay."
"...So, you can choose to say like, I want to be materialistic. You can do that. And most people will choose to continue to..."
"...issues, okay? Why? Because your people are not religious and too materialistic. And unfortunately, East Asia, okay, Japan, China, Korea, Vietnam, are especially non..."
"...America come from the fact that baby boomers are a selfish, materialistic, and self -absorbed generation that refuse to surrender power."
"...come from the fact that the baby boomers are a selfish materialistic, uh, and self -absorbed generation that refuse to surrender power. Right? I..."
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