Cultural Marxism and the Fall of the Ivory Tower
May 8, 2017
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as posted by the channelAs an "academic" I generally have pretty strong opinions on the academy and today I'm going to go over some of the MANY problems that university students face from a system designed to indoctrinate them rather than educate them, as well as the growing proclivity for terrified Marxist academics to lash out against their detractors in the least productive way possible - by attempting to raid and attack right wing movements which they inherently are incapable of comprehending because they have no experience engaging with oppositional ideas, ultimately resulting in the intellectual equivalent of a temper tantrum.
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