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- “ Trumpism is white identity politics” - What happens if you replace the word “white” with say non-college educated working people?
> non-college educated working people? Lots of Hispanics and Blacks in that group, who surprisingly aren't that keen on Trump
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From my point of view identity politics is just standard issue divide and conquer Marxism. This ideology is meant to split people and nations into oppressor and oppressed categories with the sole purpose to facilitate utopian revolution(s).
Earlier quoted context omitted.
- “ Trumpism is white identity politics” - What happens if you replace the word “white” with say non-college educated working people?
> non-college educated working people? Lots of Hispanics and Blacks in that group, who surprisingly aren't that keen on Trump
Earlier quoted context omitted.
- “ Trumpism is white identity politics” - What happens if you replace the word “white” with say non-college educated working people?
> non-college educated working people? Lots of Hispanics and Blacks in that group, who surprisingly aren't that keen on Trump
[1]: https://www.politico.com/news/2021/11/04/latino-poll-virgini...
I hate identity politics as much as the next guy, but I think a lot of Fukuyama's takes here are pretty bad. He repeatedly paints massive groups with a large and indiscriminate brush. For instance: "The right seeks to cut off immigration altogether and would like to send immigrants back to their countries of origin." Uh, what? The United States is a nation of immigrants and we all know it. I don't think anyone wants…
He's been playing that same song for decades. You already know what his position on everything is and how he'll argue for it. The real amazing thing is how much he's committed to it
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- “ Trumpism is white identity politics” - What happens if you replace the word “white” with say non-college educated working people?
> non-college educated working people? Lots of Hispanics and Blacks in that group, who surprisingly aren't that keen on Trump
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From my point of view identity politics is just standard issue divide and conquer Marxism. This ideology is meant to split people and nations into oppressor and oppressed categories with the sole purpose to facilitate utopian revolution(s).
What? Precisely the opposite, Marx thought the only fundamental differences were class differences. Does "proletarians of the world, unite!" seem like a nationalist/identitarian slogan?
I hate identity politics as much as the next guy, but I think a lot of Fukuyama's takes here are pretty bad. He repeatedly paints massive groups with a large and indiscriminate brush. For instance: "The right seeks to cut off immigration altogether and would like to send immigrants back to their countries of origin." Uh, what? The United States is a nation of immigrants and we all know it. I don't think anyone wants…
I hate identity politics as much as the next guy, but I think a lot of Fukuyama's takes here are pretty bad. He repeatedly paints massive groups with a large and indiscriminate brush. For instance: "The right seeks to cut off immigration altogether and would like to send immigrants back to their countries of origin." Uh, what? The United States is a nation of immigrants and we all know it. I don't think anyone wants…