LINK The Challenge of neo-Marxism. An updated version of an old enemy is emerging - Quillette

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LINK The Challenge of neo-Marxism. An updated version of an old enemy is emerging - Quillette

...Liberalism is being expelled from its former strongholds, and the hegemony of liberal ideas, as we have known it since the 1960s, will end. Anti-Marxist liberals are about to find themselves in much the same situation that has characterized conservatives, nationalists, and Christians for some time now: They are about to find themselves in the opposition. There is blood in the water and the new Marxists (progressive neo liberals) will not rest content with their recent victories. In America, they will press their advantage and try to seize the Democratic Party. They will seek to reduce the Republican Party to a weak imitation of their own new ideology, or to ban it outright as a racist organization.The movement presently seeking to overthrow liberalism is an updated version of Marxism. They have not branded themselves with a particular party name and issued an explicit manifesto to define it. Instead, they disorient their opponents by referring to their beliefs with a shifting vocabulary of terms, including “the Left,” “Progressivism,” “Social Justice,” “Anti-Racism,” “Anti-Fascism,” “Black Lives Matter,” “Critical Race Theory,” “Identity Politics,” “Political Correctness,” “Wokeness,” and more. Nevertheless, their politics are based on Marx’s framework for critiquing liberalism (what Marx calls the “ideology of the bourgeoisie&rdquo and overthrowing it. The “Progressive” or “Anti-Racism” movement now advancing toward the conquest of liberalism in America and Britain uses racialist categories such as whites and people of color to describe the oppressors and the oppressed in our day...Sound familiar?

Interesting article. Any thoughts on how neo-marxism and globalism mesh or clash?

#identitypolitics #conservatives #SocialJustice #democratic #globalism #liberals #politics #liberal #Marxism #racist

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Answer 1

I think many young people today feel disenfranchised due to constrained opportunities and poverty due to intergenerational wealth being held by some families at the expense of others. It's hardly surprising that they often turn to either Anarchism or Socialism (sometimes both), because they see some form of revolution as holding potential to promote their quality of life, no matter how short sighed or ill informed their perspective may be.

Answer 2

I think that essentially they have already taught the younger generations to “rent rather than own” and they have taught them to group think on everything, like climate, gender and so entrepreneurial skills have been coopted into community think. It’s basic communism and it’s going to be a real problem when you look at how the Republicans are being bleach into leftist progressivism.


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