>>2510168yep; his justification for it is that there's some kind of essentialist civilizational subconscious characteristics that people have because of where they were born, an irreconcilable difference that makes marxism fundamentally "nationalist" and "anti-globalist"
in that /dead/ thread he's trying to make the case, in a very long winded and philosophical way, that socialism with national characteristics must always compromise with the existing conservative civilizational superstructure of a given reason, because the masses have their own unique civilizational idea of what reality is, and a Marxist Year Zero can't be imposed on that out of nowhere. This is what education/agitation/organization are for but Dugin types make the case that there is a subjective reality, a sort of 1984 Big Brother Religion that nations have before Marxism shows up, and Marxism can't erase that very quickly, and has to work inside of that existing context. Which, I'm not sure I entirely agree with that. But w/e