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BRUUH It's literally a common logical fallacy to say that the motives of an argument are bad, so the argument is false. Even if "cultural marxism" was repackaged anti-semitism, it wouldn't change the fact that marxist intellectuals "conspired" (and I don't mean in secret or on some alex jones shit, but openly just stated their acedemic goals) to figure out how to make communism work. If frankfurt school ideologies, and those stemming from them are effecting culture, that's pretty much what most people like myself mean.
No, I didn't say the motives of the argument are bad. I said we know the argument isn't true because people repackaged the argument to make it easier to sell, depending on the country and period.
It would be like me saying,
I was walking in the park, saw an angel, and elves stole my wallet. But then I find out most people don't believe in elves. So I say,
I was walking in the park, saw an angel, and it was actually midgets that stole my wallet. You know I'm lying, because I changed the story depending on the audience.
And there's no evidence that sociologists are trying to make Communism work through the promotion of "degeneracy." Sociologists accept that material conditions drive society because that's objectively true. Marx was correct. But either way, this wouldn't be Cultural Marxism, which is an actual conspiracy theory.
Well this is mostly true, with maybe the exception of Jazz. A vastly disprportionate number of Marxist intellectuals were Jewish, and their ideas pretty much did spread and contribute to things national socialists didn't like.
Sure, but Marxist Jews weren't promoting degeneracy as part of some grand conspiracy to make society degenerate so that they could take over after everyone accepted Marxism. The truth is that "degeneracy" was just popular stuff. Even before Marx was born, there were artistic and social movements that the Nazis would later condemn for being degenerate and Jewish, like dada art. Personally, I think dada is lazy trash, but a lot of people like it.
The idea that humans are naturally matriarchal, and that gender equality is the norm in nature.
I've literally never heard this. Maybe some kids at your college thought this, but were the professors actually saying that? And this isn't part of Marxism. Marx didn't really talk about gender.
Just the entire study of intersectionality. The attempt to link literally everything to capitalism and white supremacy, showing how all these systems of oppression "intersect".
That's not intersectionality. Intersectionality is the idea that a person has multiple experiences that cause a sort of umbrella experience.
So for example, I've had the white experience. But I've also had the male experience, the cis experience, the bisexual experience, and so on. Depending on which groups a person belongs to, we can tell what kind of oppression they're more likely to come across. For example, a person who is gay and male will face discrimination and challenges that a person who is gay and female won't, because our society is more homophobic when it comes to men.
Like, they claim most gender norms are "social constructs". They then claim males and females differ pretty much not at all but for the fact we've been told to differ.
You're confusing sex and gender. Males and females are biological categories, that's sex. Gender is a social construct.
TBH, it sounds like you're still being good faith, but you just don't understand a lot of leftist theory.