Is Britain a culturally Marxist society?
http://www.academia.org/lectures/lind1.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultural_Marxism
http://www.academia.org/lectures/lind1.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cultural_Marxism
Hocus Eye. said:No not a bit. Britain is a culturally capitalist society sadly. Marxist ideas are very much a tiny minority, probably less than 1% of the population.
Well that clinches it, let's lock *everyone in the country* up as a bunch of card-carrying commies.monoglot said:Concepts like racism, sexism and homophobia reverse the normal pluralist assumption that people be free and expected to have more than one view on issues of gender, race and culture etc. to one which presumes a conformity to a belief in equality. With such concepts increasingly being given the weight of law it could be argued that the law is becoming a political instrument for forcing conformity to what is an essentially communist or cultural Marxist social ethos of equality.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/6742955.stm
monoglot said:Concepts like racism, sexism and homophobia reverse the normal pluralist assumption that people be free and expected to have more than one view on issues of gender, race and culture etc.
Concepts like racism, sexism and homophobia
You're right.monoglot said:I'm a male actually and I'm simply asking a question.
If people are not allowed to express their honest opinions effectively in order to defend their interests as they see them and to obey their moral consciences, but permitted merely to express their true beliefs only in private, isn't that concept of freedom rather ineffectual and cosmetic and rather like the way religion must be practised in communist societies.
A society in which people are effectively only allowed to believe in equality and only to be tolerant is not a free society.
monoglot said:....denies that society the right to preserve its native character and is therefore prejudiced against that native character, .....
monoglot said:A system of rights which imposes a stifling egalitarianism on society and prevents groups from competing with one another and from effectively defending their interests as they see them denies that society the right to preserve its native character and is therefore prejudiced against that native character, this is cultural Marxism, a social model which is likely to produce the same debilitating effects which economic Marxism has on an economy in the cultural and social sphere.
monoglot said:Any philosophy which denies a group the right to defend its interests as cultural Marxism does is prejudiced against the interests and survival of that group.

monoglot said:A system of rights which imposes a stifling egalitarianism on society and prevents groups from competing with one another and from effectively defending their interests
dash_two said:This sounds like Majority Rights forum stuff, both in writing style and content.
You mention groups and their interests. What groups do you mean and (to my mind of greater interest) what are those interests and how do people recognise them?
torres said:What is the native group - how are they indentified? And what are their interests? How do are they identified?