Dialectic failings of Idpol

Wasn't imposed until after the collapse of Reconstruction in the late 1870s. The US was actually experimenting with racial equality and extremely moderate social democracy around the time that Marx expelled Woodhull who was bourgeois as fuck, literally the first generation of vampiric female stock-brokers

In many places, Jim Crow didn't even take hold until the 1890s/1900s.

Fundamentally untrue, working women have always been part of the proletariat as Marx and Engels recognized early on. Only bourgeois and aristocratic women were ever exempt from having to work for an employer for large portions of their lives.

After slavery, blacks transitioned into proletarians by and large. There has never been a period post-Civil War were blacks have not been an essential part of the American proletariat.

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I'm sorry that it's hard for Zizek and his crypto liberal followers to understand that some proles are objectively oppressed by the state way more than others. There's a long history of genocide and slavery that continues into today to back it up, and it manifests itself in both base and superstructure.
Lol, this is just Amerimutt honkies replaying their reactionary stance to the Civil Rights movement. Racism hasn't ended, and ending it won't hurt white people. And it will help revolution because then there would be no comparative advantage to upholding things like white supremacy.
LMAO, how is recognizing that black people get shot by cops way more "race reductionist". Good god you sound like some gamergater with this whiny bullshit.

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profit?

It extends beyond mere dialectic failings, comrade.

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You dont know what fascism is, do you?

Yeah, I do. I think defending hyper exploitation like chattle slavery in the name of profits might….just might be coming from someone with fascist sympathies. Ib4 fascism doesn't require racism.

lol

let's not whitewash american history.