Black L***s M****r’s financial controversies has the organization back in the news, and has renewed interest in Marxism in general, particularly its attacks on the family. And with good reason. Not only are the B*M Global Network Foundation—the mothership of B*M—and Marx at war with the most essential institution in society, so are most Marxists in between.

Karl Marx said as much In the C*******t Manifesto of 1848, in which he called for the abolition of the family. The family was already absent among the proletariat, Marx and his co-author Friedrich Engels wrote, and among the bourgeoisie, the family was a mere “money relation.”

Mark Levin’s American Marxism: A Much-Needed Home Run
Taking on the reality of the American Left.

As usual, Mark Levin pulls no punches.

His very first chapter in his new book, American Marxism — “It’s Here” — opens with a seriously precise description of the challenge America faces:

The counterrevolution to the American Revolution is in full force. And it can no longer be dismissed or ignored, for it is devouring our society and culture, swirling around our everyday lives, and ubiquitous in our politics, schools, media, and entertainment. Once a mostly unrelatable, fringe, and subterranean movement, it is here — and it is everywhere.…

The counterrevolution or movement of which I speak is Marxism.

It is Marx’s C*******t Manifesto, recall, that famously divided the world into “oppressor” and “oppressed.” Levin astutely notes that the use of this formula in today’s America by the Left means that “Either you are part of the righteous revolution for liberation and t***sformation or you are not.” This explains, “but only in part, the cowardice of corporatists, professional athletes, broadcasters, artists, actors, writers, and journalists who, in the face of such tumult, buckle under the pressure, seek to avoid the mob’s notice through various forms of appeasement and capitulation, and in some cases participate in their own t***sfiguration and even disembowelment.”

No more prescient description could be made of an event that occurred before American Marxism‘s release (its official publish date is next week) — the ostentatious corporate campaign against the Georgia v****g law that saw Major League Baseball’s All-Star Game summarily removed from Atlanta. The CEOs for Atlanta-based Coca-Cola and Delta Airlines quickly denounced the law — although quite notably they were stone silent about stricter v****g laws in Delaware, President Biden’s home state. This was a vivid example of Mark’s description of corporations buckling under the pressure “to avoid the mob’s notice.” (And in this case it specifically damaged the black-owned businesses of majority-black Atlanta.)

In discussing the role of mobs, Mark zeroes in on the “Marxist-anarchist ideology” of A****a and Black L***s M****r. In fact, well after Black L***s M****r’s popularity had surged in 2020, a 2015 video surfaced that revealed B*M co-founder Patrisse Cullors describing herself and her fellow B*M organizers as “trained Marxists.”

T***h counts. Mass movements, Mark also notes, “rely significantly on indoctrination and brainwashing.” Which is exactly the case with B*M and A****a.

American Marxism has an entire chapter dev**ed to “H**e America, Inc.” In it, Mark explains the long history of those who have openly pushed the Marxist agenda in America’s colleges and universities. He writes that the “progressive intellectuals of the late 1800s” were hostile “toward capitalism and the constitutional-republican system that established barriers against tyrannies of various kinds, including that which is born from the mob or centralized autocracy — and, of course, what would become known as progressivism.”

On the eve of American Marxism’s publication, America had just passed through the traditional July 4 holiday. And Mark’s description of the results generated by “H**e America, Inc” was on vivid display. The headline on the July 6 New York Post was nothing if not a confirmation of Mark’s point: It read,

Red, White and Woke

July 4th Weekend Became Liberal Bashfest of USA

The Post reported,

Liberal politicians and commentators took special joy in celebrating July 4th by denouncing America. The Statue of Liberty was not a symbol of freedom but a symbol of hypocrisy. The f**g was polarizing. The national anthem doesn’t speak for everyone (or anyone).

Among the remarks by these H**e America Marxists was this jewel of a tweet from Democrat Congresswoman Cori Bush of Missouri:

Cori Bush@CoriBush
When they say that the 4th of July is about American freedom, remember this: the freedom they’re referring to is for white people.

This land is stolen land and Black people still aren’t free.

Bush was answered by Republican Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, who precisely echoed Mark Levin’s point: “H**eful, d******e lies. The Left h**es America. Believe them when they tell you this.”

Indeed.

American Marxism also lasers in on critical race theory (CRT), correctly calling it what so many outraged parents across the land have seen as it is taught to their school-age children. Mark writes, “In short, CRT is an insidious and r****t Marxist ideology spreading throughout our culture and society.”

He cites George R. La Noue, research professor of public policy and political science at the University of Maryland Baltimore County. La Noue writes of

the two best-selling proponents of CRT, Robin DiAngelo and Ibram X. Kendi.… CRT begins with the presumption that race is the primary way to identify and analyze people and consequently posits a racial hierarchy that supposedly exists with w****s on top and b****s at the bottom. Individual behavior is insignificant because everyone in America functions within a society of s******c r****m, structural r****m, and institutional r****m.

Not only is this correct, but in fact DiAngelo and Kendi and CRT itself are nothing more than recycled George Wallace-ism. Wallace, for those who came in late, was the 1960s-era Democrat governor of Alabama who proudly proclaimed he supported “segregation today … segregation tomorrow … segregation forever.” Or, in other words, Wallace, as with CRT proponents, believed that “race is the primary way to identify and analyze people.”

American Marxism is, without question, a very important and valuable book. It is exactly the right book at the right time.

I don't know. Do YOU want to read through the thousands of pages that Marx wrote to verify memes? Let me ask YOU a question... Are they true? The article that Justice101 linked to is easier to verify because the author specifies that the quotes come from the C*******t Manifesto, which is only 50 pages or so... I read it in one day when I was in high school for a social studies report.

But if the quotes are coming from something like Das Kapital, good luck finding them.

Besides, Marxism is a science not a religion. So one-line quotes don't hold the same value as they do in scripture, where the t***h is simply wh**ever is written in the Bible. What holds value in science are the difficult concepts that we grapple with just to find an approximation to the t***h which certainly cannot be explained in one sentence.

Lol! Ain't you the wordy wordsmith trying to defend himself?
And, yep. I've read Marx, Alinsky, Lenin, Hitler, Reagan, Carter, and many others.
I'm just a dumb redneck who happens to like books, and learning stuff.
You should give it a try sometime.
It might actually knock you off of your high horse.
See, some of us aren't enthralled with winning arguments. Some of us just kinda like to sit back, and watch the cocksure one's make fools of themselves because we know.
We don't mind you 'smart' folks making fun because when the time comes, ya'll are gonna be begging us for a corn muffin.

You, you won't be given a crumb. You're too arrogant. I can't stand that in a person.

I don't know. Do YOU want to read through the thousands of pages that Marx wrote to verify memes? Let me ask YOU a question... Are they true? The article that Justice101 linked to is easier to verify because the author specifies that the quotes come from the C*******t Manifesto, which is only 50 pages or so... I read it in one day when I was in high school for a social studies report.

But if the quotes are coming from something like Das Kapital, good luck finding them.

Besides, Marxism is a science not a religion. So one-line quotes don't hold the same value as they do in scripture, where the t***h is simply wh**ever is written in the Bible. What holds value in science are the difficult concepts that we grapple with just to find an approximation to the t***h which certainly cannot be explained in one sentence.