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If I want to alienate people from their social understanding of the world, what might I force them to say?How is it cultural marxism?
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If I want to alienate people from their social understanding of the world, what might I force them to say?How is it cultural marxism?
Why doesn't it fall under social liberalism?Asserting that men can have penises or that the term pregnant woman is offensive: is that neoliberalism or cultural Marxism?
For example?
How is social liberalism categorically different?Why doesn't it fall under social liberalism?
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If you're saying that's cultural marxism, the term is meaningless.If I want to alienate people from their social understanding of the world, what might I force them to say?
I thought we were talking about culture?None of these advocated for the abolition of capitalist society. Many reinforce capitalist society.
State welfare saved capitalism.
Dafuq? Are you serious?
The labour movement of the last 150 years, the "equity" movement, gender quotas and gender theorists, blank slate proponents, UBI advocates, 90% of all sociologists in the last 50 years, anti-scientific biology deniers, anti-colonialists.... The list goes on, and they are all related to the class- or economic-based overhaul of western traditions and/or economic systems.
Now, some of those people/groups I agree with. Many I don't. Some draw on Marxist theory more than others, who draw more of their influence from thinking that came after him. But the thought train has moved along the same set of tracks from Marx's time and aim at the same thing - change.
Because cultural Marxism just seems like a derogatory term to associate Marxism with what people hate rather than something more popular like corporate liberalism.How is social liberalism categorically different?
What about his conflation of post modernists and Marxists? That doesn't stand up to any intellectual rigour.Back on topic.
So no examples of how Peterson's promotion of theory about cultural Marxism shows his lack of expertise?
What about his conflation of post modernists and Marxists? That doesn't stand up to any intellectual rigour.
Yes, exactly. It's no longer economic overhaul in th name of communist utopia (thank Judd), but the oppressor/oppressed lens through which Marx saw the world has been morphed into a cultural / gender / race lens with which everything is viewed through. For some, anyway.Good post. All I could add is that I very much doubt it originated with Marx, and it is only presented in that manner due to it's contemporary relevance.
Inter-racial relationships not working because of any issue about race is not evidence of cultural marxism.The NY Times published a piece today about a man who broke up with his girlfriend because she was white
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/29/...e-i-broke-up-with-her-because-shes-white.html
It’s not because he is racist, but because the racial aspect of their relationship alienated him from his friends, and ultimately her. This is only possible in cultural Marxism, where relationships between people are framed in terms of consciousness, whether that consciousness is race, class, sex etc.
You can’t be mates with the bourgeoisie, because it will ultimately make you a class traitor.
And it’s no unusual in these discussions to say how interracial relationships are bad because they are traitorous to ones race. Eg Asian women dating white men is wrong because it is a power relationship that reinforces the white mans status.
Temperatures rising is not evidence of anthropogenic climate changeInter-racial relationships not working because of any issue about race is not evidence of cultural marxism.
I agree. It's about the wedge that pockets of modern culture is driving between people who have different melanin levels instead of bringing them together.Inter-racial relationships not working because of any issue about race is not evidence of cultural marxism.
Who is everyone's favourite self-identified cultural Marxist?
I'm struggling to find a definitive list.
Sure.Can you give an example of this?
The piece actually goes into how woke culture makes it difficult to maintain an interracial relationship.I agree. It's about the wedge that pockets of modern culture is driving between people who have different melanin levels instead of bringing them together.
So they all really want communism, but will play out by reinforcing capitalism?They don't identify that way because it would be an acknowledgment that Communism has failed, the revolution won't happen and all they are left with is trying to influence society by bogus means such as identity politics, the gender wage gap and 'patriarchy'.
Sure.
"And then the post-modernists came on to the scene and they were all Marxists. But they couldn't be Marxists anymore...so they started to play a sleight of hand". He then descends into the oppressor = lots of groups stuff.
I guess it depends whether you attribute critical race theory and white privilege et al to the "woke" virtue-signally culture. Is being woke about seeking equity for non-whites, or is it something else?The piece actually goes into how woke culture makes it difficult to maintain an interracial relationship.
But those wedges are much larger prior to modern culture.I agree. It's about the wedge that pockets of modern culture is driving between people who have different melanin levels instead of bringing them together.