[vrganj]

I'm not implying you're a Nazi, but I am pointing out the historical heritage of this line of argument.

We've been here before, this exact same conspiracy theory was created by the Nazis to justify the unjustifiable.

The slight rebranding of "Cultural B̶o̶l̶s̶h̶e̶v̶i̶s̶m̶ Marxism" is what Anders Breivik used to justify his acts of terrorism.

We've gone done this road before. It doesn't lead anywhere good.

I'm not putting ill intent on you, but I would implore you to reconsider your stance on this.

[FergusArgyll]

I see. But there's pages about other aspects of Marxist theory some of which I'm sure was used to excuse crimes against humanity by the Nazis and other evil doers. See here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Marxism

In general Wikipedia takes an anti censorship approach regarding articles which can cause evil.

So why is the aspect of Marxism which deals with culture completely taboo and not represented? I'm not even sure if it's due to something bigger I just think the article on cultural marxism might be one of the worst on Wikipedia.

[vrganj]

I think the article about the conspiracy theory you linked addresses your concerns quite well, it talks about what the Frankfurt school was actually about and the way the far right has been twisting it to support the narrative that has led to so many dead.

I'm not sure why you were so opposed to said article, I read it and it seems to lay everything out pretty well, including full sourcing. Could you tell me what exactly you take issue with?