Feminists, Postmodernism and Marxism

Feminism is not about equality and has not been since the 1960s. So-called 'second wave' feminists abandoned all pretence of that. Instead it became about women having power; not just equal power but total power. Specifically, power over men. Feminism is fundamentally anti-democratic, because it is rooted in Marxism, which is against democracy. However, this form of Marxism is not identical to the original materialist one; it has been modified because women rank social power more highly than material wealth.  So the original economic form of Marxism was modified using another philosophical system, this time called Postmodernism. This ranks everything and everyone in terms of social power. The New Marxism for Feminists As a result of its adoption of Postmodernist power thinking, which also denies the possibility of absolute or even approximate definitions of forms, feminism
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2 Replies to “Feminists, Postmodernism and Marxism”

    1. Hi Donna I’ve been convinced for many years of the dangerous culture nature of the left. Communism is a materialist religion with Marx as Mohammed. I spent 50 years arguing with these people and they don’t have a lick of sense or logic. It’s all based on faith. Thank you for that link. I’ll watch it fully later because Sunday is for Sam.

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