Food for thought – Cultural Marxism

[Captain Obvious]

What shirt?

The one Ted Nugent wants back.

The one you had in your photo you posted here, remember I was bagging you on it?

[Captain Obvious]

Lol, says a citizen of the United Kingdom of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. The land which gave you your language, your laws, your customs, and most of your systems of governance (Great Britain - the Mother of Parliaments). The land which gave the world the Industrial Revolution, the Printing Press, and the first ideas of human rights (Magna Carta and Habeas Corpus) and the most important empire the world has seen (without which your nation would still be a collection of nomadic tribes). The only fully maintained Constitutional Monarchy in the world (which droves of Americans flock to see), and the language which is the lingua franca of the world. So, Lol, I don't mind being a British citizen - we have a bit more to our history than most. Sucks, boo, nyah! Nyah!

And don't forget the Sex Pistols

[Refugee]

I think the radical left no longer places an emphasis on economics primarily because their goals have been achieved by the capitalist states. They've abandoned the white working class because that class became increasingly fat and happy over the course of the 20th Century. Now the emphasis is on "liberation", race, sexuality etc. Now the proletariat is synonymous with the undeveloped world. IOW, the change from class to culture, as you say, was an internally necessary one. When one reads the rhetoric of old school Marxists it's a far cry from what we hear now.

Yes, I think people don’t associate these old ideas with modernity, but they never actually went away. Both Hilter and Stalin threw the Frankfurt School lot out, but there was a short revival in the hedonistic 60s. That fizzled out and during the 70s the old revolutionary Marxist terrorist groups in Europe had a last try, but people weren’t interested. You then have Thatcher and Regan in the 80s that stopped it and flooding the economy with money in the 90’s, giving the illusion of prosperity, also stemmed cultural Marxism.

With the economic collapse in 2008 it gave a perfect opportunity to introduce it. These sort of ideas don’t succeed in strong social and economic societies and it’s no coincidence they originated in a collapsed Weimar Republic, or only succeed in a liberal democracy.

A Marxist/Leninist type revolution could never occur in a modern welfare society, but using an analogy of a child in a candy store, you can make a society so sick and dysfunctional, that eventually the public themselves demand someone steps in to restore order. That ‘someone’ is the State, which is what communism and progressivism both have in common.

[Refugee]

The one Ted Nugent wants back.

The one you had in your photo you posted here, remember I was bagging you on it?

Nope, I can’t remember that. Here are some ‘shirt’ updates – ethnic style.

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[Ivan88]

Believe me, I’m quite aware of the ten points of the Communist manifesto. If you don’t mind me saying so, where you’re off mark is that you’re looking for signs of class based economic Marxism and you’re not finding the abolition of inheritance wealth, State nationalisation of the means and modes of production . . . Others you will find; public education – how do you provide private education to the millions who can’t afford it, or an increase in taxation - to pay for welfare entitlement to prevent absolute poverty . . .
It is ‘Communism by the back door’, but not the type of revolutionary class based communism you’re thinking of. Look around you; gay rights, minority rights, black affirmative action . . . no mention of workers, a huge section of them are already State dependent on welfare.

If you read the op link it will explain to you how class changed to culture to destroy and out of that arises progressivism, a rule by the elite, which is what communism always was.

There are 2 "classes" Those who have money, and those who don't.
And we had our Revolution during Lincoln's regime.
Just because there is a semblance of "private property" doesn't mean we are not a Communist society.
All the property of Americans is taxed one way or another. And, those taxes are like rent, which means you don't own anything. We are tenants pretending to own something.
All those "rights" enumerated, above, are strategic moves & circus acts to distract, confuse and break down all remaining resistance to what is planned for us.
Lincoln stuck America with "rule by the elite, which is what communism always was." And, that is what we have had ever since, more and more, year by year.

[Bob]

An explanation of the why’s, if’s and but’s in today’s western society. Believe or disbelief, Republican or Democrat, Modern Social Liberal or Conservative; be the first kid on your block to have a clue what is happening around you, where it originates from and the end game.

http://www.academia.edu/14419238/The...ltural_Marxism

“THE DEATH OF WESTERN CIVILISATION: CULTURAL MARXISM
An illustrated Beginners Guide
- Why do we have a feeling that something just isn’t quite right, but are unable to put our finger on it?
- Why does it no longer matter who you vote for, nothing seems to change
- What happened to ‘Power to the People’ and ‘Workers of the World Unite’? “

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This is why I fight for my family and even yours if you allow it.

4 | Page. The Death of Western Civilisation: Cultural Marxism
The eleven main proposals of the Frankfurt School
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The creation of racism offences.2.

Continual change to create confusion.3.

The teaching of sex and homosexuality to children.4.

The undermining of schools' and teachers' authority.5.

Huge immigration to destroy identity.6.

The promotion of excessive drinking.7.

Emptying of churches.8.

An unreliable legal system with bias against victims of crime.9.

Dependency on the state or state benefits.10.

Control and dumbing down of media.11.

Encouraging the breakdown of the family.

[Refugee]

There are 2 "classes" Those who have money, and those who don't.
And we had our Revolution during Lincoln's regime.
Just because there is a semblance of "private property" doesn't mean we are not a Communist society.
All the property of Americans is taxed one way or another. And, those taxes are like rent, which means you don't own anything. We are tenants pretending to own something.
All those "rights" enumerated, above, are strategic moves & circus acts to distract, confuse and break down all remaining resistance to what is planned for us.
Lincoln stuck America with "rule by the elite, which is what communism always was." And, that is what we have had ever since, more and more, year by year.

If only it was so ‘class’ simple.
You can’t be communist if you have private property. I can see your point, but socialism is the funding through private wealth, the ownership of that wealth is still privately owned and it’s that which distinguishes it from communism.
In the link I argue that this is the ‘dumbing down’ period leading to progressivism, which is what communism has always been. So in that context yes, we have cultural Marxism to prepare for what is to come and it’s no longer class based, but cultural.