The ruling class depends on you attacking the dregs instead of them. The dregs are products of the system, not its masters. You could fight them perpetually and never win because more will just take their place.
I'm not saying ignore the dregs completely, but keep your eye on the (money)ball.
Unfamiliar with warfare, are we. You are very wrong. The capacity for death on an industrial scale is very real.
By the way I'm not saying at all that the paymasters of the left aren't to be destroyed as well. Merely that removing their soldiers is key to enforcing actual change.
Media and colleges? Also known as primary targets in any civil war. I'm not talking about some kind of long march here. The cultural subversion phase is over and we didn't fight.
There was no "we." America's ruling class fully supported what you are calling a subversion. When you're a dissident and experience repression, it's easy to see that shit like Queer Theory did not face the same pushback precisely because it was not threatening to the ruling class.
The "subversion" had already happened. A lot of what the right calls a "long march" is miscategorized. It was actually a ruling class re-aligning middling, managerial structures like academia to more adequately serve its interests.
The ruling class depends on you attacking the dregs instead of them. The dregs are products of the system, not its masters. You could fight them perpetually and never win because more will just take their place.
I'm not saying ignore the dregs completely, but keep your eye on the (money)ball.
Unfamiliar with warfare, are we. You are very wrong. The capacity for death on an industrial scale is very real.
By the way I'm not saying at all that the paymasters of the left aren't to be destroyed as well. Merely that removing their soldiers is key to enforcing actual change.
The soldiers are expendable, though. Media, colleges, etc. steadily produce more of them.
Media and colleges? Also known as primary targets in any civil war. I'm not talking about some kind of long march here. The cultural subversion phase is over and we didn't fight.
There was no "we." America's ruling class fully supported what you are calling a subversion. When you're a dissident and experience repression, it's easy to see that shit like Queer Theory did not face the same pushback precisely because it was not threatening to the ruling class.
The "subversion" had already happened. A lot of what the right calls a "long march" is miscategorized. It was actually a ruling class re-aligning middling, managerial structures like academia to more adequately serve its interests.