Another hard pill to swallow is that you can‘t solve the dilemma of identity politics dividing workers by ignoring identity politics and asking those superstructurally oppressed to also ignore it.
The obvious end result is that they will not see you as an ally in regards to issues that are also imminently relevant to them and, secondly, you will fail to manage the inevitable conflict that unfolds in these identity related social dynamics that are already established by the superstructure and don‘t simply fade away just because you wagged your finger at its existence. You stating that people shouldn‘t care about identity politics is therefore a form of idealist prescriptivism.
You would be able to handle this dilemma better if you actually looked into race & racism, misogyny & the patriarchy, and queerphobia & heteronormativity, which includes looking into the lives of those affected, but many of you are not interested in doing that because you are cis het white males who detest talking about these things for the same reasons as your right wing counterpart.
By blaming it all on the people who are focusing more on identity politics than you‘d like you are covering up your failure as a Marxist to reach and mobilize people.
>>2245679>that imageClass reductionist horseshoe theory and a pile of straw men.
>but my right wing counterparts love to talk about those thingsYou are acting obtuse. They attack and disparage it. I‘m talking about learning about it.
>the practical experience of organising generally sheds any ethnic narcissism or other identitarianism pretty quick, for those who are redeemable at least alienating workers for culture war issues little relevant to workers-as-workers is self-defeating, the proletarian movement should be able to accommodate both racist LGBTs AND racialised homophobes (preferably not in leadership roles, should their bigotry show in public)Not only have you little success to show for but the last statement blatantly displays how little you understand what you are talking about
>>2245273>don‘t simply fade away just because you wagged your finger at its existenceIt did literally fade away when the communist parties enacted appropriate policies, then came back when the communist party was no longer able to maintain said policies. The conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan is a good example.
Of course, there are also things too big to remove just like that, like patriarchal culture. Socialist countries still made progress the likes of which feminists in bourgeois countries couldn't dream of. The communist approach is just immeasurably better, that's why so many minorities and women looked up to the socialist camp back when it was around.
Modern societies are also literally not reproducing themselves generation after generation or are on that track. Marx didn't even consider that as a serious possibility for any long period of time. Modern sexual and family relations are uniquely broken, and as such we are in no good place to talk about sexuality of any kind. We are all just wrong as a society in this regard, in no small part thanks to capitalism.
>inb4 but who cares if production and reproduction of real life is slowing down?>No I haven't read Marx, I just have to deny the problems with modern society because reactionaries also point them out >>2249405>identity-reductionistI'm not, but point out the exact section in the OP that made you think that.
>but class and materialism must simply always be the core of analysis.Never disagreed.
>>2249469>It did literally fade away when the communist parties enacted appropriate policiesYou didn't understand what I said.
>Of course, there are also things too big to remove just like that, like patriarchal culture.I think you are merely displaying your own ineptitude. Patriarchal culture is not "too big to remove".
>Socialist countries still made progress the likes of which feminists in bourgeois countries couldn't dream of.>that's why so many minorities and women looked up to the socialist campNever stated otherwise. And the discussion isn't socialism versus capitalism, but "anti-idpol" Marxism advocating to ignore superstructural issues and blaming those oppressed for caring about it versus a Marxism that learns about superstructural issues and engages with them intelligently.
>>2245273No disagreements here OP. Problem is, /leftypol/ is at a cross roads on wether it cares more about trying to convert former /pol/yps and act like edgelords, or actually engage in communist theory which focuses on said minority groups. It'd mean they have to
socialise with these people as opposed to trying to make weirdo arguments about the "liberal ideology" of trans liberation.
Every single day they try to hold on to the glory days of 2017 leftypol has only deteriorated the community.
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