As teencel I researched into communism.
Posted: 24 Jul 2025, 03:40
Ok basically you hear the term "class" as a teen and you hear "class analysis" and I was already reasoning in terms of classes on my own. For instance I wanted to declare war against intellectuals, journalists and artists.
I thought, for a while, that marxism specifically was a living flexible tool. Reality check: it s a rigid scheme, almost unusable, they have no scientific tools despite they boast "marxism is a science" (no it isnt) and the "class analysis" is nonexistent in marxism.
How I thought initially class analysis could have worked: starting from aristotle we know categories and metaphysics can be used as "tool" to organize knowledge by generality and specificity: genus and differentia. Also from aristotle we know we can classify living things, actions, social groups, so long we use same principles.
I would derive from here that we can generate "new classes" and sub-classes as well. Basically, we can make patterns and systems and world models. Simple as, scientists do it daily.
For marxism instead "class" is much more like a restricted concept. They think is fixed economics model. Basically marxism starts with the assumption that their "economic" model is correct and absolute and total truth. So I was told by these scum marxists that my interpretations were not "valid" because they do not match the formal model. I felt it like a moral offense.
Now, there are concepts that I could use broadly like for example "means of production" and "social consciousness" and "power" (analysis of power that leftists do is pretty good) and others. The problem is in the marxist books the idea of "class" is under-theorized. Its not even explained much at all, its left to the fantasy of the reader. In science it isnt like this.
So this is the main problem I have with marxism and specifically academia type. Because all they do is interpret texts and do no theory at all. So these people who call academia "the cathedral" I am afraid are correct. You cant say a thing about it. All they do is offer a fragmented enormous machine that interprets "sacred texts".
In any case, thanks to chatGPT I got some bbook recommendations that could help me out, because some people (rare) did find ways to study classes with a flexible attitude.
Also to consider, I lived marxism when I was a teencel and in my days it still "made sense", while today is all about nonsense like whitey vs browny.
I thought, for a while, that marxism specifically was a living flexible tool. Reality check: it s a rigid scheme, almost unusable, they have no scientific tools despite they boast "marxism is a science" (no it isnt) and the "class analysis" is nonexistent in marxism.
How I thought initially class analysis could have worked: starting from aristotle we know categories and metaphysics can be used as "tool" to organize knowledge by generality and specificity: genus and differentia. Also from aristotle we know we can classify living things, actions, social groups, so long we use same principles.
I would derive from here that we can generate "new classes" and sub-classes as well. Basically, we can make patterns and systems and world models. Simple as, scientists do it daily.
For marxism instead "class" is much more like a restricted concept. They think is fixed economics model. Basically marxism starts with the assumption that their "economic" model is correct and absolute and total truth. So I was told by these scum marxists that my interpretations were not "valid" because they do not match the formal model. I felt it like a moral offense.
Now, there are concepts that I could use broadly like for example "means of production" and "social consciousness" and "power" (analysis of power that leftists do is pretty good) and others. The problem is in the marxist books the idea of "class" is under-theorized. Its not even explained much at all, its left to the fantasy of the reader. In science it isnt like this.
So this is the main problem I have with marxism and specifically academia type. Because all they do is interpret texts and do no theory at all. So these people who call academia "the cathedral" I am afraid are correct. You cant say a thing about it. All they do is offer a fragmented enormous machine that interprets "sacred texts".
In any case, thanks to chatGPT I got some bbook recommendations that could help me out, because some people (rare) did find ways to study classes with a flexible attitude.
Also to consider, I lived marxism when I was a teencel and in my days it still "made sense", while today is all about nonsense like whitey vs browny.