Postmodernism is a metam-Marxist framework that retains the victim-victimizer narrative while abandoning the specific economic focus of traditional Marxism.

“they kept the victim victimizer narrative and they turned it into something multi-dimensional right that would be the intersectional postmodernism where you can be a victim or a victimizer on any dimension of comparison and all of them simultaneously so it's like a metam Marxism it's like it's like ”

Marxism is a genus that has evolved into various species of oppressor-oppressed dogmas, such as critical race theory and queer theory, through a process of dialectical critique.

“think of Marxism as a genus and you have all these species well postmodernism is a species but they evolve through dialectical critique so for each new derivative that comes out say postmodernism they have to create themselves by giving a critique of the thing that they were before”

Marxist-inspired critiques that frame history as a binary struggle between oppressor and oppressed classes are being adapted to race, with the primary goal being revenge rather than justice.

“they have i'm thinking of figures like ibrahim x kendi robin d'angelo um quite a number of others like you could go on listing but these are some of the main ones they're simply not interested it's clear in a sort of fair analysis of the west or its history or its traditions or its claims they're in”

The modern iteration of wokeness is essentially a new form of race Marxism that replaces class with identity groups to explain societal oppression.

“one of the things we haven't yet touched on is um the ideology of wokeness is really a new form of Marxism it's a kind of race Marxism I know this sounds like very abstract and crazy I don't know if it does to you but maybe to many people in your audience so perhaps I can lay it out a little bit”

Ben Shapiro argues that Marxism is fundamentally immoral and destructive to society.

“It turns out that not only do the ends of Marxist anarchism justify the means, they justify literally any behavior so long as you are aligned with the ends.”

Marxists and communists aim to destroy the United States, and their presence in the country should be actively opposed by conservatives.

“I don't think you should be. It's antithetical. It means that you want to destroy the United States of America. That's what communism requires.”

Certain activists are motivated by a long-standing, failed desire to establish a Marxist utopia, regardless of the historical evidence of its failure.

“The people who have tried to overthrow this government over and over and over again. They want their Marxist Utopia. They've wanted it in 1968, they wanted in '78 and '88, '98, and 2028.”

He claims that radicals from the 1960s infiltrated academia and media to indoctrinate subsequent generations after failing to incite a revolution.

“They went underground and they went on what's called the long march through the institutions. Slowly over time they they became the powers that be in academia and journalism uh education and and entertainment and they used the institutions to brainwash successive generations into being those warrior”

Logan Lancing argues that Marxism is a theology focused on arresting the progress of history through engineered conflict to force an endpoint where humans are one with nature.

“Marx's whole theology is the idea that we can arrest this process of History we can direct it it's not something that just has to happen and it's incumbent on those who are oppressed to arrest it”

Marxism is rooted in Kabbalistic thought, specifically the tree of life, which encapsulates the fundamental thesis, antithesis, and synthesis dynamic of the universe.

“If you actually stud the tree of life, what it is fundamentally is thesis, antithesis, symphysis. Okay. So the idea is like everything produces a polarity and then this polarity and itself combines to create a new force which then creates a new polarity.”