Marxism. Some of us are well-schooled on what has become known as cultural Marxism, and many of our fellow American citizens are not, and I can't blame them.

Marxist theory is a giant mess of complicated mental illness, but I'm sure you need

more information than that. So what if I simply told you that following World War II, a group of

Marxist political theorists who seemed harmless after having fled persecution in Nazi Europe

after betting on the wrong totalitarian horse, communism, brought their complete disgust for Western

culture to Columbia University in New York City and gradually spread their cancer into the government,

media, and academic institutions of the United States. Notably, flaring up in the 1960s,

as Dr. Theodore Dalrymple put it, these new theories appealed to utopian adolescents

who, number one, wanted to deny that they were the most fortunate generation that had ever

lived, and number two, dreamed of a life completely without restraints on their pleasure.

Giving the baby boomers what they wanted and not what they needed,

Frankfurt School Adherent, former member of the brain trust of the OSS American War Machine, and godfather of the new left, Herbert Marcuse, along with his contemporaries,

engineered a slow-moving Marxist revolution from within American society, utilizing a mass psychoanalytic Hegelian dialectic

Cyop that is blossoming today amongst the lethargic minds of the millennial generation.

My friends at the Frankfurt School considered psychology one of the main branches of knowledge that had to be integrated with Marxian theory.

By no means replacing Marxian theory, but taking it into Marxian.

A synthesizing technique known as repressive tolerance.

Thankfully, in the interest of time, Marcusi simplified the definition of repressive

tolerance, saying repressive tolerance is intolerance against movements from the right

and toleration of movements from the left.

Repressive tolerance is achieved by arming the thoughts of emotional, rationally vacant liberals

with the potent weapon of critical theory, a hive mentality that produces a catharsis for

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