The history of political correctness. The planned destruction of Western Society since 1914.

christophzak (37)in #news • 7 years ago

The Birth of Cultural Marxism

In 1923 a young, wealthy man named Felix Weil heard of the ''Marxist study Week'' in Frankfurt.
Felix, being a big fan of Marxism always wanted to make an impact on the world. It was in Frankfurt, where he met Georg Lukács, an outspoken and prominent Marxist back in the day.

Make the West Great Again

But what even happened to the west that made things go this bad in the first place?

Political Correctness

The begin of our decay and our story take us back more than a century ago when in 1914 the World War did not go as planned for a small group of revolutionist, Marxists, or nowaday's better known as Antifa.

Marxist theory held that if war broke out in Europe, the working classes would rise up against the bourgeoisie and create a communist revolution.

But...

as we all know when war broke out, nobody was trying to overthrow the NAZIS. It was more the opposite, people grabbed their uniforms and went off to war. So what went wrong for our Communist friends? Well, this takes us back to Lukács and Felix. His theory was, that the working class of Europe was blinded by the success of Western democracy and capitalism. Well, no shit it's pretty decent principles to live from. Soooo... until both had been destroyed, a communist revolution was not possible.
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Lukács was an active member of the communist party in Germany, and later became minister of culture in Bolshevik Hungary.
Lukács implemented a policy called “cultural terrorism,”. He focused most of his time on trying to destroy Christian ethics. His great idea was it to target children’s minds through lectures to encouraged them to reject their values. In those lectures, he basically showed them Porn (graphic sexual matter).

And yet again, a Marxist theory had failed in the real world. The people were terrified at with his program, and he fled the country when Romania invaded in 1919. (What was he thinking!)

So back to Felix

Wealth power and will to change the world, helped Felix to form a new Marxist think Tank, known as Institute for Social Research. Aka ''The Frankfurt School''.

The classical Marxism explained, workers of the world were oppressed by the ruling classes. Felix´s version seems a bit more familiar: Everyone in society was psychologically oppressed by the institutions of Western culture.
As fate would have it, the National Socialist Party took control in Germany in 1933, and most of our Frankfurt Gang were Jewish Marxists. So, they left before things became too hot, and the Frankfurt School was moved the New York. (Yey!)

At Columbia University, Felix and his friends started to exert their great ideas and ideals onto American culture, and their theory was simple:

"Criticize every pillar of Western culture—family, democracy, common law, freedom of speech, and others. The hope was that these pillars would crumble under the pressure."

Next was a book by named, "The Authoritarian Personality". It redefined traditional views on gender roles and sexual mores as “prejudice.” It argued that those beliefs are outdated and helped fascism rise to power. (Well that sounds very familiar)

Is it just a coincidence that the slur for the politically correct nowadays is “fascist” or "NAZI"?

The Frankfurt School went on and split society into two main groups: the oppressors and the victims.

They argued that history and reality were shaped by those in power, sooo.... who would that be? White heterosexual men of European descent. (Well that sounds very familiar as well)

Their argument continued down the line of: "social roles of men and women were caused by gender differences defined by the “oppressors.”
Or simply put: Gender does not exist it was merely a “ social construct.”"

Who would replace the working class as the new vanguards of the Marxist revolution?

Herbert Marcuse another member of the Frankfurt School, believed that it would be a victim coalition of minorities—blacks, women, and homosexuals. In 1955, he published his book "Eros and Civilization."

During the social movements of the 60s black power, gay rights and feminism gave Marcuse an opportunity to unveil his cultural Marxist ideas onto America. The Frankfurt School’s ideals caught on like wildfire across American universities, and have been infecting the minds of young people ever since.

The Frankfurt School’s work has had a deep impact on American culture. It turned America of the 1950s into today’s divided nation. It has undeniably contributed to the total breakdown of family, it sits in at the root cause of identity politics, radical feminism, and newly also the importation of radical Islam into Europe.

Almost 100 years, that Georg Lukács had to wait, paid out. Even if he is not alive to see how his plan to break down society has worked just as perfectly.