Some simple, related examples from our home turf might be: - the comprehensivation of the schooling system; the subsequent (and rarely spoken of) underrepresentation of comprehensively-schooled people in positions of influence
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I know, and I spent a long time saying that New Labour et cetera were not "real leftists" but neoliberals. But the felt form of the left is no longer economic, it's almost entirely social
Haven't ’cultural marxists’ effectively destabilised class solidarity, though? It seems to make perfect sense to attack them from a position of the old left
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actually, ignore this comment - it's far too late
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Hey, you brought it up first, and I didn't drop the quote marks. I never say 'cultural marxist' but I've heard it used variously as antisemitic, to refer to the new left, or both
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