Cultural Marxism is everywhere.

[lisa jones]

D’uh! I told you I don’t know what it is either.

I clearly need a coffee.

I'm pretty sure I've just read that Monk has no idea what Cultural Marxism is YET he seems to think he's an authority on what Cultural Marxism is when others define it.

[Nom De Plume]

Then you have nothing to contribute because you are too ignorant of the topic at hand.
Try starting a topic on a subject you know about...
Spamming the forum as you have done here makes you look like a stupid troll... and no one wants to be seen as a stupid troll, not even you!

This is about cultural Marxism not Marxism in that book.
Read the first post:
viewtopic.php?f=74&t=19487

On further posts I have highlighted examples that bear witness to it
such as the changes in our language, White guilt and many other topics.
I don't have to be an expert on Karl Marx to do that.
However - you seem to know a lot about him.

Do tell us.

Then why did you include the quote...

It emerged as a response of European Marxist intellectuals disillusioned by the early political failures of conventional economic Marxist ideology.

What are the political failures to which they speak?

As an aside... Are you a socialist?

[Bobby]

Then why did you include the quote...

It emerged as a response of European Marxist intellectuals disillusioned by the early political failures of conventional economic Marxist ideology.

What are the political failures to which they speak?

As an aside... Are you a socialist?

I'm neither left nor right wing.
I judge each situation on its merits.
I merely quoted text from a person more knowledgeable than me.
I let the readers decide.

[Bobby]

[Nom De Plume]

You are the master of meaningless memes!
Post a meme that matters Booby!

[Bobby]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... eland.html





'I love my school but I am here today because I would not call a boy a girl':
Teacher who refused to use student's gender-neutral pronouns condemns 'insanity' as he is JAILED in Ireland

Enoch Burke was arrested yesterday morning for breaching a court order
The order barred him from teaching or being present at his Westmeath school
The dispute began over his refusal to address
a transitioning student as 'they' rather than 'he',
as requested by the student and their parents in May
He was later suspended, and refused to stay away from the school
After the ruling, Mr Burke said: 'I love my school, with its motto Res Non Verba, actions not words, but I am here today because I said I would not call a boy a girl

[Bobby]

Mother’s Day now called family day.

Society is being destroyed  by
taking away our culture.
I blame left wing cultural Marxists.



‘Toxicity’ of renaming Mother’s Day can cause ‘genuine harm’


35 minutes ago


Stepmates Studios Founder Mark Nicholson discussed the “toxicity”
of a school’s decision to rename their Mother’s Day festivities.

A Hunter Valley private school has renamed their ‘Mother’s Day’ gift stall to ‘Family’ gift stall.

Mr Nicholson outlined the “toxicity of these sorts of things” that can cause “genuine harm” in an interview with Sky News host Chris Kenny.

“It’s so underthought.

“It just doesn’t make sense.

“If you include everyone, it no longer becomes special.”

Video:  2 minutes

https://www.skynews.com.au/opinion/chri ... a401fd70dd

[Bobby]

They are subtle.
they took away the word actress -
they now say actor for female or male.
So they are removing all gender based words -
a bit like the book 1984 -
where they deleted as many words as possible from the language.
George Orwell was quite a prophet.

[Black Orchid]

It's not Family Day it's MOTHER'S DAY and mothers deserve one day as do fathers. Every day is family day.

[Bobby]

It's not Family Day it's MOTHER'S DAY and mothers deserve one day as do fathers. Every day is family day.

https://www.britannica.com/art/newspeak

Types of newspeak in Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-four include the elimination of certain words or the removal of unorthodox meanings from certain words; the substitution of one word for another (e.g., uncold instead of warm and ungood instead of bad); the interchangeability of the parts of speech, such that any word in the language could be used as either noun, verb, adjective, or adverb (e.g., the word cut no longer existed, and the term knife acted as both noun and verb, as in the sentence “She knifed the bread”); and the creation of words for political purposes (e.g., goodthink, meaning “orthodoxy” or “to think in an orthodox manner”).