Historical Materialism is possibly the most essential component of Marxist theory. It is, to put it simply, the lens through which Marxists analyze history and the development of human society. Before Marx and Engels, history was seen as a series of random events which were not the guided by any general laws- history was regarded … Continue reading Historical Materialism
Social Democracy for the 21st century is a self proclaimed “realist alternative” to the modern Marxist left. However, contrary to the realism which is promised by the website, upon parsing through some of the articles contained within it, it is clear that all the reader is offered is regurgitations of old bourgeois attacks against Marx … Continue reading Marxism For the 21st Century: A Response on The Labor Theory Of Value
If you’ve spent a lot of time dealing with racists, homophobes, and other variety’s of alt right incel scum, you probably are aware of the shallow nature of these peoples thought and the misguided character of their appeals to science. Nothing, in my opinion, exemplifies this better than their unwavering support for the ethnostate. Diversity … Continue reading Debunking Ethnic Nationalism
Recently an essay was released by a blogger called Kasper Straus. The point of this essay was to “debunk” the myth that suicide rates among homosexuals and the suffering they face is due to stigma and societal influence and so on. In this essay we will go over the points brought up in his writing … Continue reading A Response To The Pseudo Scientific Homophobia of Kasper Straud With Art.n.Politics
Internationalism is a fundamental cornerstone of Marxism. However, it is a cornerstone which has been perverted and done away with by many contemporary Marxists- most prominently, Marxist-Leninists and Marxist-Leninist-Maoists. So, what is the principle and why is it fundamental? Why is it to the detriment of the objective goals of the Marxist movement that so … Continue reading Against “Socialism In One Country”
Marxism, in simple terms, is the science of the liberation of the proletariat. It then follows naturally that one of the key questions which this field of analysis grapples with is how to do that. At the heart of this question is the need for a revolutionary party. As Italian left communist theorist Amadeo Bordiga … Continue reading Towards A Dialectical Centralism
In 1988, Kevin Macdonald released the first in a series of three books, titled “Culture Of Critique”. The book was in a sense the rebranding of old Nazi talking points, supplemented with pseudo scientific analysis and cherry picked historical evidence. The central thesis of the Culture Of Critique is that Jews, as a group, are … Continue reading On The Jewish Question
