/lit/ - Literature

>Biggest materialist
>His writings inspire Stalin, biggest STEMfag, to write "Dialectical and Historical Materialism" which is pretty much "I Fucking Love Science" for communists
>"Religion is the opiate of the masses"
>Racist, thinks that imperialism and colonialism was often justified in bringing brown people "democracy" e.g. his views on British India
>NEET, a common virtue with R9000s
>Spends all his days making autistic rants about how things acquire value when literally no one cares
>That Chad, Max Stirner, stokes the ire of Marx's autism in such a way that he devotes an entire chapter in German Ideology on "Saint Max"
>Wrote the first autistic manifesto before Elliot Rodgers

Is there a decent argument against Marx's idea of a "species-being"? and alienation?

Personally I find the whole idea of a man's "true nature" or "essence" to be nonsense, but I'm looking for an author who can articulate this well. Maybe a conservative author but not necessarily.

From my part I can confess that i' not a orthodox Marxist since I became a realist concerning the way capitalism is heading.

However one must ask? Why do right-wingers feel such an inferiority complex against Leftists and especially Marxist, why does their bile is always tunred towards those who stand with the working class?

The answer is two-fold:


Firstly to be a Leftist you must abandon your cosy little corner and embrace a more uncertain and holistic thinking. The conservative has his work cut to out for him, he does nothing but defend the staus quo, namely capitalism and traditional values. Of course the conservative doesn't even know where exactly he stands in this twofold contradiction, since capitalism is eroding his position of state or cultural authority, so to counter this he lashes against nomadic social groups or even the working class itself, and when he is attacked by a unified front calling him out against the contradictions of capitalism that attack the working class, he becomes either vilified or an obvious bootlicker (see how /pol/ celebrates attacks against protesters)

Secondly the conservative has no actual notion of what capitalism is as a system of exchange , what he has is some vaue idea of a community which he ever fully abandons. Thusly the conservative never leaves his little neighborhood, his street , his country or even his own limits of constructed subjectivity. He lives in the world of ideology in an uncritical way, an interpelated subject with no self-consciousness over the authority, conditioning or the reification over his very self.

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You are a reddit newfaggot if you ever thought /lit/ even had a slight semblance of right-wing leaning.

We will bury you