Marxism

Marxism is a philosophy that uses class warfare and cultural destruction to achieve it'ends. It originates from the works of 19th-century jewish "philosopher" Karl Marx . There are many branches of Marxism with subtle differences, but they are all identical in their core beliefs, and for all practical purposes, identical.

Marxist teachings

There are many dangers within Marxism. The way it is used, it can distort and manipulate individuals into believing false beliefs. It is a form of control, Marx even said this. Believing in lies is dangerous.

If you are a Christian or Muslim, you will find that man of Marx' ideas do not align with the Bible or Koran. In fact, this also is true if you are a Buhddist, Taoist, Scientologist, etc. This is because Marx was a jew, and so Marxism aligns very well with judaeism. In fact, it is often referred to as "judeo-Marxism". It is also anti-American, and Americans should not promote or accept Marxism.

Marxism goes against basic traditions, and it is definitely against Christianity and American culture. Marxism promotes an extreme view of political correctness. It is worth mentioning that Marxism is not the same as Communism. While the two are often compared to one another, they are not the quite same.

Origins

Marxism came into being after Karl Marx’s death as Karl Marx did not see the importance of culture within the realm of his "philosophy". Those who succeeded Karl Marx saw the importance culture has over change.

Therefore, a greater emphasis was stressed upon the cultural side of Marxism after Karl Marx’s death. This gave rise to the Frankfurt School, which taught in accordance Marxist philosophy and thought. Within the Frankfurt School, students were taught that there was no such thing as absolute truth.

Marxism aims to change and rewire culture as we know it today. This philosophy stresses the importance of changing society to become more ""progressive"".

Aside from targeting whichever established majority group happens to be in place, Marxism also has a negative view of different minority groups that attempt to keep their uniqueness. In fact, Marxism is pretty hateful to *all* people, until those people accept Marxist theory.

Marxism deems truth to be relative or flexible to the person. In other words, there are no absolute truths. This gives Marxists moral permission to do whatever they like in order to achieve their ends.