Sam Seder Debates Random Drunk Guy and the 'commonly known' Cloward-Piven strategy

I don't know where to begin at the problems I have with this guy.

But the thing that "stuck" with me was his citation of "the Cloward-Piven strategy" as a work of economics.

Like Seder, this completely threw me for a loop. The 'guy' then suggested that if one is to be arguing for such things as government sponsored health insurance, and to not know of the Cloward-Piven strategy, then you really have no business even discussing public assistance as Cloward-Piven is simply common knowledge...

Well, I've given you a link there, but I will leave it to you to watch this infuriating and annoyingly twitchy fellow.