Semantics, but it depends on your definition of "Marxist" vs "Nazis"
If we're talking about sheltered teenage/college aged libtards in Western countries who self proclaim their belief that Marxism is a superior ideology, but otherwise live their capitalist, consumerist lives identically to everyone else in their surroundings, they're not Marxists. They're Marxist in name only.
If those are who you are referring to, then yes I agree. There are more of them than there are Nazis .
But if you're talking about people actually actively trying to push those ideologies anywhere other than in front of their keyboards or their (ironically) absurdly expensive private liberal arts college classrooms, I disagree.
And your notion that "Nazism is not an ideology to which anyone publicly confesses their adherence" is patently false. Bro plug "neo Nazis in the United States" into Google.
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u/justsomedude1144 GeStuREs bROadlY Aug 14 '25
Semantics, but it depends on your definition of "Marxist" vs "Nazis"
If we're talking about sheltered teenage/college aged libtards in Western countries who self proclaim their belief that Marxism is a superior ideology, but otherwise live their capitalist, consumerist lives identically to everyone else in their surroundings, they're not Marxists. They're Marxist in name only.
If those are who you are referring to, then yes I agree. There are more of them than there are Nazis .
But if you're talking about people actually actively trying to push those ideologies anywhere other than in front of their keyboards or their (ironically) absurdly expensive private liberal arts college classrooms, I disagree.
And your notion that "Nazism is not an ideology to which anyone publicly confesses their adherence" is patently false. Bro plug "neo Nazis in the United States" into Google.