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Gathered, Pressed, Funneled

Post author By RWR Host
Post date November 27, 2020

Identity Funnel: Structure for acceptance of Neoliberal policy documents. — Identity Funnel Source:

Are you feeling pressed these days? That’s no accident or coincidence. It is intentional, and very much by design. Civilization is being gathered, pressed, and funneled…

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RWR
2020-01-15

Post author By RWR Host
Post date January 15, 2020

Karl Marx (ca. 1865) — Karl Marx displays the Hidden Hand (ca. 1865) [Wikipedia]

“Cultural Marxism” – what does that mean? What exactly is it? Is it a ‘conspiracy theory’ as Wikipedia purports, or is there more to this story? Seeking to make sense of what has happened to American culture since the mid-twentieth century, today we explore the subject of cultural Marxism.

In the Wild

Kinder Gentler Dialectical Enslavement

Post author By RWR Host
Post date December 8, 2019

I had (have) that on one of my ‘watch later’ lists… Sounds like maybe I should get to it soon[er than ‘later’]… Incidentally, there is a confluence of subject matter and discussion(s)… As you send me this, I’ve had discussions about, and been doing some parallel (further / deep-ish dives) investigations on things like ‘culture […]