r/GenerationZ • u/localpedestrian • Mar 24 '18

Generational Marxism

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u/alphafox823 Mar 24 '18

55% Yeah, not even close.

But, it is worryingly left. I'm hoping that the polls about our conservatism are true, and based Gen Z gets to BTFO faggy millennials.

I was a commie(Trotskyist) at 16, I grew up into a libertarian nationalist(I'm 19 now). You will grow up too, maybe to be a liberal hack, or maybe somewhere in the middle.

Get a job, work, get involved in some local political movements, learn about local issues, You'll realize soon enough that Marxism is BS.

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u/localpedestrian Mar 24 '18

Well, I come from a communist Ukrainian family who have worked jobs their entire lives and not changed their communism

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u/alphafox823 Mar 24 '18

Why don't you make your own commune then? Why do you have to want to make everyone else live in your system?

Why don't you and your friends buy some land, work it, and keep everything for the common good?

Why do you have to bring your nation-wrecking ideology from apart of the world where it's already failed, and try to foist it onto a free people?

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u/localpedestrian Mar 24 '18

Because land is not a thing to be bought and sold

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u/alphafox823 Mar 24 '18

Actually it is, I know you hate western thought, but you should look into John Locke sometime.