Beyond the obvious examples like the NSDAP callings itself a socialist/workers party, what are some interesting examples of a reactionary movement adopting revolutionary/socialist aesthetics and imagery in order to gain appeal?
Of course populism generally plays into this with the 'people' united against an often undefined 'elite'.
Any recommended reading on this topic would also be appreciated.
The video is related to this topic, I had saved it from an old webm thread. Would be curious if anyone has the source.
Any ML party founded after 1991.
>>2610583i think that has been the trend generally, however many of those would have emerged out of the pre-1991 parties. many new parties also have a much more updated analysis.
>>2610480>revolutionary aestheticsno such thing lmao, larping isnt praxis
>>2610845Proles have fashion.
Fashion is real.
Another aesthetic thread.
>>2610845praxis wasnt directly being discussed, nor that a given aesthetic is revolutionary in a literal sense
>>2610845prolekult, buddy.
Surprised no one's mentioned the obvious case here with Anglo Z Gang, or Russian nationalism with Westoid characteristics.
There’s no such thing as a revolutionary aesthetic, literally anything can be captured and coopted, theory and planning strategies most of all
What a stupid question, fuck you
>>2610480Christianity went from being a movement of the poor and women to being the official religion of the Roman Empire and the West in general.