/lit/ - Literature

>>10319017
Take for example, basedjew Paul Gottfried, author of 2edgy4u classics such as 'MULTICULTURALISM AND THE POLITICS OF GUILT :TOWARDS SECULAR THEOCRACY'

>>10070612
/ourjew/ indeed
>After graduating from Yale, Gottfried began his work as an academic and embarked on a prolific writing career, which he maintains. Over the course of 13 books and countless speeches and articles, he developed his major themes: the nature and force of history; the meaning and forms of conservatism; and in his “Marxism Trilogy,” an account of liberal democracy and the therapeutic managerial state as the hegemons of the modern world. While admiring aspects of Marx’s analysis of capitalism, Gottfried argues that Marxism was discredited by socialism’s economic failure. In the wake of this failure, Marx’s economic critique metastasized from an analysis of material conditions into a morality play. For the new post-Marxists, leftist politics were repurposed as a never-ending struggle to defeat fascism. Acting out this universalist crusade, Gottfried argues, the left became the afterlife of Christianity. “A Christian civilization created the moral and eschatological framework that leftist anti-Christians have taken over and adapted,” he wrote. “It is the fascists, not the Communists or multiculturalists, who were the sideshow in modern Western history.”


http://www.tabletmag.com/jewish-news-and-politics/218712/spencer-gottfried-alt-right

>>10034043
>Today, we are ruled by a class of managers who dress like bureaucrats but act like priests. This technocratic clerisy justifies its status by enforcing Progressive precepts like multiculturalism and political correctness, which pit different groups against each other as if they were religious edicts.

Does Paul Gottfried count?

Tbh I can't keep up with all these political designations. How is the alt-right different from paleoconservatism? Other than the hip and with it internet memes it's pretty much the same thing.