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    Marxism and Political Correctness
    Marxism and Political Correctness
    Marxism and Political Correctness
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    Marxism and Political Correctness

    By Donald H Sullivan

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    An account of how political correctness is eroding our freedom and destroying our way of life in America.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDonald H Sullivan
    Release dateSep 25, 2013
    ISBN9781301953769
    Marxism and Political Correctness
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    Donald H Sullivan

    I'm a native Floridian, retired from the US Army, I started writing in the army, mostly training and tech manuals. Boring stuff, but it whetted my interest in writing. I've written sci-fi, thrillers, mysteries, humor, fantasies, horror, and more. I'm now living in NC. While in the army, I served in air defense artillery, military intelligence, and psychological operations. I also worked in Federal Civil Service as a quality assurance specialist, ammunition surveillance. I love writing, reading, most kinds of music, and animals--especially dogs.

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      Marxism and Political Correctness - Donald H Sullivan

      Marxism and Political Correctness

      Donald H Sullivan

      Copyright 2013 Donald H Sullivan

      Smashwords Edition

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      Table of Contents

      Title Page

      The Politically Correct Movement

      Silence of the Politically Correct Movement

      We Can Turn It Around

      A Story from Tales of Suspense and Mystery

      The Politically Correct Movement

      The Politically Correct (PC) movement is Marxist in origin. It is not new. It started with Karl Marx's The Communist Manifesto (1848) and his Das Kapital (1867-1894.) These works are considered the start of the Marxist Socialist movement.

      Marxism, or Communism, kicked around for a long time in Europe before it finally caught on in Russia in 1917. The movement strengthened in Russia but stalled there. Later it attempted to gain a foothold in Germany. The German Marxists started The Institute of Social Research in Germany, but when they were beginning to make significant gains, Hitler came to power.

      Hitler's own socialist movement, the Nationalist Socialist Party (Nazis,) saw the institute as a rival and shut them down. Most of the members fled to America and established the Institute of Socialist Research in the U.S.

      The Marxist movement was slow to catch on in the U.S. They reorganized as the Communist Party USA (CPUSA,) and then founded worker's unions, their slogan being Workers arise, you have nothing to lose but your chains. Later the Unions broke away from the Communist Party.

      The CPUSA gained a firmer foothold when some of the professors from the Socialist Institute of Research managed to infiltrate a number of American universities. At that point in time we were worried about the rise of Nazism, and Communism was not yet considered a threat to our way of life in the U.S.

      Hitler and Stalin were vying for leadership of the socialist movement, but agreed to a non-aggression pact to avoid armed hostilities. The pact ended with Hitler’s invasion of Russia. After Hitler’s defeat in World War II, Stalin became the sole leader of the socialist movement. However, Mao Tse Tung’s victory over the Nationalist Chinese in 1949 gave him the power to rival Stalin’s leadership.

      Having professors in U.S. colleges spreading Marxist propaganda has been a boon to the PC movement. College students are at an age where they are most impressionable, and so they are susceptible to the brainwashing of Marxists. Part of the brainwashing of these young people includes convincing them that what they are being fed is not Marxism or Communism, but benevolent socialist ideals.

      The Marxist movement slowed down with the advent of The Cold War between the western powers and the Communist Bloc...mainly the Soviet Union and Red China. However it began to spread rapidly during the sixties among the leftist anti-war activists during the Vietnam War. It quickly became a Liberal cause, and Marxism was firmly established. Political correctness of the Left has become an effective tool of the Marxists, with leftist Liberals also using it to the max.

      The fall of the Soviet Union had no effect whatsoever on the Marxist movement in the U.S.

      ~~*~

      Most people think of the PC movement as something that just spontaneously happened, with no leaders or no guiding principles. Almost everyone thinks that the ideas of Political Correctness are nonsense, such as punishing a first grade boy for telling a girl she's pretty, or punishing another for drawing the likeness of a pistol.

      In Virginia Beach, VA, a child was playing with a toy gun in his own yard while waiting for the school bus. The kid was suspended from school for a year for playing with a toy gun. Just one of countless examples of the PC movement gone wild…to the extent that it boggles the mind.

      Most of us will be outraged about such things, say it's stupid, and then forget it the next day. None of us stop to think that this is brainwashing, or thought control, starting at a very early age. The thought control builds up as the student moves through high school and on into college (not all high schools and colleges, thank goodness, but far too many.) All but those who are strong willed and intelligent enough to see through the PC propaganda

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