Maoism

I don't think Freire himself would probably call him a neo-fascist.

He would see himself in the mold of a revolutionary, both combining National Socialism and Maoism, two things that are very contradictory, but He's also one, I would say, the premier accelerationist.

Because I wanted to understand sort of how accelerationism molds the political landscape as things start to shift from the extreme right to the extreme left.

It's sort of like a pendulum.

I would say then, uh, uh, Karushi and also, um, he was a bit more less idealistic he was more into violence a little bit more into kidnapping um you know that that is like that's saying something considering what the red brigades were into uh let me also mention that the red brigades ideologically modeled themselves off The Uruguayan movements and also the movements that were in South America at the time, one of their cherished sort of possessions was something called the mini manual of the urban guerrilla, guerrilla.

Um, this was a very popular pamphlet, uh, and this is something they modeled a lot of their, uh, kidnappings, uh, off of, and, you know, they took a hardline Maoist third world is sort of stance and to implementing a lot of their measures.

Um, but the rep, the rep brigade, um, didn't, uh, what's, what's really surprising is despite jailing uh, the main proponent of the, you know, red brigade and killing his, you know, his, his wife and lover, they still did not lose steam in Italy.

They were, they were doing terror.

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Because I knew this school was in the business of making world-famous ballet dancers, business people, lawyers, doctors, thought leaders, which to me always sounds so Maoist, Stalinist, [laughs] thought leaders.

And I knew my place.

Next breakfast, they'd replace me with another stoic refugee, this time probably from Sudan, and I thought, "You hypocrite.

There is one ideology that is absolutely dominant.

I mean, there are these strands within Marxist-Leninism, and there's influences of Maoism, and really it's the new left.

So there's a rejection of old-school communism, and to an extent the USSR.

And this is all happening, obviously, within the frame of the Cold War.

It's just some people on the left were like, It's fascism anyway.

We may as well go for an accelerationist vote or something that like layers bear the, you know, because Trump, the mega Maoism or something, you know, like.

Maga communism, red, yellow, Ron Paul Maoism.

Glory to comrade Trump for

destroying American imperialism.

To what? The race to what? We're the ones who finance it for basically the whole world.

I know China's doing it too, but where did China get its start? Where did China, you know, Maoism was not, did not lead to what China is right now from an economic and technological standpoint.

Okay, for example, countries that are able to harness productivity boosts from artificial intelligence will have expanded economic opportunities that could, get this, allow governments to deliver more services... reduce national debt and finance some of the costs of an aging population and help some emerging countries avoid the middle income trap, which I didn't know what that meant.

And that's like a limit to growth.

You know, I see why Baron's saying this.

Baron said, I reject your Maoist cancel culture.

And it's...

i like it i like it he's going deep with it and all its evil works that's why i'm standing with brandon punishing brandon tatum's family because of a personal relationship between candace owens and him is evil and wicked conservatives used to oppose cancel culture and that's because like i said there are a bunch of people i can't believe somebody posted this