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Cultural Marxism was a phrase thrown around 4chan a lot after the Anders Breivik murders.
I remember reading this article at around that time which blames the Frankfurt School on the decline of the West.
http://www.wnd.com/2007/05/41737/
I've since read some of the works for Adorno and other members of the Frankfurt School and I can't see much of a conspiracy theory or the typical Jewish agenda. They seemed to be genuinely interested in restoring freedom, freedom which was taken away by capitalism through mass media.
Any thoughts of the source literature?
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Would also be interesting to know how people make the connection between Jewish conspiracy theories and the culture industry critique.
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>freedom
Their mistake lies in thinking of freedom as an absolute value, as if everyone could be "free" at the same time. But it is relative: the more free one person is, the less free those around him must be.
Both freedom and enslavement are therefore necessary and to the greatest degree that they can be attained — without hindering each other's growth — in order to build the strongest man with the widest range of thought and action, and the greatest freedom of movement possible, in both the physical and the mental dimensions of the world. And this man — who will obviously by that point no longer be a man — we'll call the Overman, or simply God.
>taken away by capitalism
What is "capital"? It is simply another word for money, which is a medium that facilitates exchange. Capitalism, then, is merely a state of things in which individuals are able, and allowed, to enter into exchange. That's all it is. Capitalism = Exchange. And since it is impossible for any culture and civilization at all to exist without exchange (indeed exchange is the number one prerequisite for civilization, with language itself understood as a form of exchange, the exchange of feelings), we might as well say that Capitalism = Civilization. To be against capitalism, then, means to be against civilization — which is par for the course for the kind of subhuman dreck which perpetually champions this nauseating, decadent notion. Just take a good look at them and you'll see.
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>>10019795
can we not use dictionary definitions to make a point? we all know what they mean by capitalism and its implications on culture and society.
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>>10019795
>What is "capital"? It is simply another word for money
I love it when people write posts you can tell they thought were brilliant, then come up with absolutely retarded statements like this.
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