Comments by "CynicalBroadcast" (@CynicalBastard) on "Why I Won't Bother Debating the Griftleft (Breadtube Crowd) And You Shouldn't Either" video.

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  2.  @Astares9  I'm not a commie, though. The time for that is long past, the retreat into the future has left us away from the potential of a "return" to the ethnos, or for the potential of a "communist revolution" [that isn't crude and forced]. Besides, Marx had stated that the means come about for "revolution" [which I take to be a different meaning here, as a revolution of thinking] is when capitalism is collapsing: not to make it collapse thru force: because the theory [classical] is eschatological. At least, that's how it seems to have evolved, to Marx [as he abjured the communist manifesto, sometime after it's publishing]. For me to be a "commie", whether crude and insurrectionary, or just plain orthodox in my thinking "as a communist" [allegedly], I would have to believe that Marx was inherently correct in his orientation, in toto. I do believe that he was trying to maintain a historical trend of socialism [pagan, even: this sort of trend can be seen in the anthropological dealings some parts of Marxian theory], to maintain the level of society that didn't extend to "civil society" or "global society", and didn't extend into the atomization and thingification of "human resource", and the culture-corruption of these forces he deemed "capitalism" and "capital" itself. Very highfalutin, very 1800s. I would say, I'm not a communist, I'm more of a libertarian marxist in my thinking, or a libertarian socialist, even. From a purely issue-based point of view, I'm a Municipal Localist: not an insurrectionary, nor even a structural marxist [professing constructivist and structuralist cues to modernity and postmodernity that line up with Marxian theory or Marxist-Leninist]. I am a Non-Marxist. Marx pointed out in his work "Private Property And Communism" a means by which "woman" are fetishized as commodity form, in a reified manner. I would say this is true, but it's not because of why Marx said [what he alluded to was prescient though]. And this is really the crux of why I'm not a Marxist, even if I understand Marxian theory. I also understand Spengler and Evola's crisis of concern for the human race under the boot of "machine industry". Look at Kazcinsky: yet another "right-wing" theorist. I am prompting a concern of such things: nothing more. I am promoting nothing more than the idea that people want a: self-management and b: that people want to be productive for their social ends [races, groups, even at an individual level. But no less than these three categories persist at once]. My videos would be aiming to promote this, yes.
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