Communists don't ask each other questions because they're all supposed to have read everything. It's safer to let the libs ask the question, dunk, and then hope a comrade provides a good answer, knowing you'll repay the favour when the next lib asks something you do know about, like an obscure paragraph in a forgotten letter about the analogical virtues of cheese over linen in MECW volume 37.
Communists don't ask each other questions because they're all supposed to have read everything. It's safer to let the libs ask the question, dunk, and then hope a comrade provides a good answer, knowing you'll repay the favour when the next lib asks something you do know about, like an obscure paragraph in a forgotten letter about the analogical virtues of cheese over linen in MECW volume 37.
what, I ask questions all the time. I haven't read literally everything yet, there's always going to be gaps.
It was a joke.