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Anonymous Sat, Aug 12, 2023 18:44:16 No.22368883 [Reply] [Original]

Materialist philosophy is an absolute cinematic masterpiece. The likes of Lenin and Engels unleash an unrelenting barrage of mockery upon their "intellectual" adversaries. They hold an unwavering disdain for Duhring and the machists, a sentiment vividly evident in their scathing critiques. Even Feuerbach exudes a certain sassiness in his discourse on materialism. I've observed a similar trend: the more one becomes enmeshed in bourgeois-driven institutions of education, the more inclined they are to disavow materialism at its core (albeit disguising this rejection as materialistic alignment, though it crumbles under scrutiny). The underlying foundation of all idealistic thought lies in the notion of a divine intellect orchestrating existence through immutable laws—ironically, these very laws extend their dominion over our societal realm. Hence, return to the factory, proletarian, for we, the self-proclaimed conduits of divine communion, hold the ultimate prescription for your path forward.

You gotta have thick steel barrier to your brain if you ever wish to become a communist. You must be able to see right through bourgeois ideology and mystification. Ask yourself the very simple question: does their analysis start of from the world as something existing outside us, or does their analysis suppose some idea outside the material world influencing it? To combat bourgeois ideology you need to be a proper materialist. Read the philosophical works of Feurebach, Dietzgen, Engels, Lenin. Become a dialectical materialist - never fall into metaphysics or eclecticism, тoвapиши

Fundamentally the debate between idealists and materialists boils down to the very simple question of whether you believe that reality is understandable or that it is not. The idealist position is a position of a coward who admits to not understanding reality fully and fills the gaps, this time not with some god, but with ideas, abstractions 'outside' reality (how silly!). They have the tendency of requiring materialists to prove what is not provable while never giving such a harsh decision themselves. Such a decision is left to god, or the Idea, or the absolute, spirit, whatever. The materialist, as any human, realizes the primacy of matter over ideas in his early youth already. It is only through bourgeois education and mystification of reality that the intellectual stratum of capitalist society puts fat in the eyes of proletarians. Give yourself up to the great idea, oh you swines. We have figured out reality, and it is beyond us. It's esoteric. It's the coward's way out having to deal with reality. And yet, they never kill themselves despite being sure that the idea is eternal and matter is a dirty word. How strange.