Now I know why old people get their reputation as being crabby.  Looking at this makes one either an idiot (to believe it) or crabby since we know they are full of sh*t and have no clue.

I wish that clown could take over his noodle shop.  I want to start on pool on how long it would survive.  With NO CAPITAL.  remember, all are equal, so they have to all chip in the money for themselves.

For teachers, they sure have a weird understanding of the definition of the words revolution, dictatorship and equality. How exactly does the Middle East revolutions equate to the Wisconsin protest is beyond me. I'm glad the number of idiots like this are small for now. I seriously doubt people will be backing them up in droves knowing how they have insulted those who would have backed them up, the parents of their students. I remember back in the days when teachers actually cared about their students, these days they are just an annoying part of their work  and they would like nothing better than to have to deal with them less hours a day, less days a year for the same pay and benefits.

All these people are agitating for conflict against rightful authority. These International Socialists deny man's natural rights attributing those rights to the collective.

I don't see the commonality other than they are both in "revolution" or conflict mode.

This guy is agitating for absolute equality. The owner of the noodle shop was in a position of authority and this guy rejects that.

Yea, I find it kinda funny how somehow this guy felt he should have a say on a business he invested no money in and I guarantee he would quickly put it back in the hands of the actual owner if a legal conflict arose. Where does he get the idea that somehow he should be able to dictate what to do, what to cook, how to cook or anything in a business that is, obviously, not his. Imagine if one would be able to say how much one should make. What if one employee refuses to work harder than the others, would equality then be thrown out the window at that moment?

I know. His mush brain thinks that companies can be run like ancient Greece.  Fine - Prove it!  First, have the owner walk (donating the equipment on site and the site) and then let the mush brains start running the company as a democracy - no Napoleons or Snowballs - and they have to come up with the capital to buy the supplies!  Like I said, I want a pool so I can bet on how long they will last.

When it is all over, the guy will either be a vegetable or totally sold off the idea of socialism.

maybe from the Socialist idea of re-distribution?

Anyway, this guy comes across as totally nutty. His kind of Socialism fosters  a false liberty, since there is no place in it for true social authority (that the Noodles owner and boss rightfully has). 

The interviewer paying for that socialist rag should have told the clueless noodle guy, to share his magazine for free. After all it belongs to him equally, therefore it is "their" magazine. One must show these socialist posers exactly what their life would be like if they had their wish. They want socialism until it's their pockets getting picked.