Cultural Marxism

Communism is just socialism which insists on falling for capitalist psyops. When the Marxists who were kicked out of Europe between the wars founded the Frankfurt School, they figured out that the economic aspect of their agenda couldn't be shilled in America, but all the weird social proposals could, namely because they weren't actually a threat to the system, and in many ways abetted it; all they do is break down group cohesion, which makes a population easier to appeal to as consumer units and less likely to unionize. Thus the union between capitalism and cultural Marxism was born, creating what we now know as corporatism. Workers unions existed long before Marxists started inexplicably associating them with anal sex, open relationships, hating men and the importation of the third world, ya know, everything the actual working class aren't going to understand or like. If I didn't know better, I'd say these things were associated with socialism to subvert and undermine it from the start, like how right after occupy Wall Street, powerful institutions figured out a way to get the left more occupied with trans-rights, BLM and feminism, which came to head in 2016. Every non economic aspect of Marxism serves capitalism, therefore it can't be a revolutionary ideology.

Members of the Frankfurt school, which founded modern leftism include: (((Max Horkheimer))), (((Adorno.Theodor W. Adorno))), (((György Lukács))) (((Herbert Marcuse))), (((Erich Fromm))), (((Walter Benjamin))), (((Leo Löwenthal))), (((Jacques Derrida))) and (((Siegfried Kracauer))).