Marxism is not just an economic theory. It is a political philosophy, and an integral part of that philosophy was the anti-Jewish writings penned by the two core political thinkers who gave rise to that philosophy, embodied by the generations who've followed in their footsteps: generations of ideologues calling themselves Marxists who will actively abandon all of the core principles they claim to adhere to in order to prop up Arabs and Muslims, just so they can take their side against Jews.
Calling leftist a Jewish plot or a Jewish philosophy is completely at odds with reality.
"Hanebrink declines to engage in counting how many Jews were communists. He identifies this question as misleading because to answer it one would have to use rigid ethnic categories when there were none. "
But also
"Hanebrink quotes the reaction of a Romanian gendarmerie inspector at the close of an investigation in 1941 that aimed to ascertain how many Jews had served the Soviets. It turned out that in one particular county, only three out of 128 local officials had been Jews."
So I was curious enough to click, and it turns out he apparently wrote an entire fucking book on dodging questions and double standards about when it is and isn't ok to use rigid ethnic categories.
For all your rants about how "the stormfags are coming!" you dig up more anti-semitic stuff than anyone.
The real world is more complicated than "Jew bad." I hope one day you get smart enough to actually put some legitimate effort into your analysis instead of lazily resorting to the lowest common denominator.
The political philosophy of Marx & Engels has nothing to do with the followers. Their weight is thrown mostly in economics (at least Carl's) so my post was centered on that.
To take it a bit farther let's just say " independence & self sufficiency" , do anyone has something against it? i guess no. This is the core idea behind Simon de Bolivar and the so called "Bolivarianism" yet Simon was the first to shit on it by becoming a tyrant. So yeah political & economic philosophies usually have nothing to do with their application even if the philosopher is behind policy.
Since you know so much about Marx i would say that Bakunin was right and Marx should be the one kicked out of the International. Even he was the man behind the whole project.
Marx - a person
Marxism - an economic theory
Marxism is not just an economic theory. It is a political philosophy, and an integral part of that philosophy was the anti-Jewish writings penned by the two core political thinkers who gave rise to that philosophy, embodied by the generations who've followed in their footsteps: generations of ideologues calling themselves Marxists who will actively abandon all of the core principles they claim to adhere to in order to prop up Arabs and Muslims, just so they can take their side against Jews.
Calling leftist a Jewish plot or a Jewish philosophy is completely at odds with reality.
Explain the Bolsheviks? explain CCP funders? Explain Frankfurt School ? All almost entirely Jewish .
https://www.europenowjournal.org/2020/01/15/a-specter-haunting-europe-the-myth-of-judeo-bolshevism-by-paul-hanebrink/
But also
So I was curious enough to click, and it turns out he apparently wrote an entire fucking book on dodging questions and double standards about when it is and isn't ok to use rigid ethnic categories.
For all your rants about how "the stormfags are coming!" you dig up more anti-semitic stuff than anyone.
You are hopelessly brainwashed. I'm sorry you don't see the real world. Maybe one day you'll wake up.
The real world is more complicated than "Jew bad." I hope one day you get smart enough to actually put some legitimate effort into your analysis instead of lazily resorting to the lowest common denominator.
A common denominator is... A common denominator.
The political philosophy of Marx & Engels has nothing to do with the followers. Their weight is thrown mostly in economics (at least Carl's) so my post was centered on that.
To take it a bit farther let's just say " independence & self sufficiency" , do anyone has something against it? i guess no. This is the core idea behind Simon de Bolivar and the so called "Bolivarianism" yet Simon was the first to shit on it by becoming a tyrant. So yeah political & economic philosophies usually have nothing to do with their application even if the philosopher is behind policy.
Since you know so much about Marx i would say that Bakunin was right and Marx should be the one kicked out of the International. Even he was the man behind the whole project.