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It began as a meme with a corresponding hashtag, #MAGACommunism in order to replace the previous Infrared aesthetic of [[Patriotic Socialism]]. It has since grown into a meaningful movement.<ref>''[https://youtu.be/kf9ucXmA9gE When a Communist Attends a Trump Rally...]'' by [[Infrared]] on [[YouTube]]</ref> This form of meme warfare can be considered a real-life example of a [[hyperstition]]. | It began as a meme with a corresponding hashtag, #MAGACommunism in order to replace the previous Infrared aesthetic of [[Patriotic Socialism]]. It has since grown into a meaningful movement.<ref>''[https://youtu.be/kf9ucXmA9gE When a Communist Attends a Trump Rally...]'' by [[Infrared]] on [[YouTube]]</ref> This form of meme warfare can be considered a real-life example of a [[hyperstition]]. | ||
Professor [[Richard Wolff]] of Democracy at Work has taken a stance against MAGA Communism.<ref>[https://youtu.be/lcqvZ81HPag Ask Prof Wolff: MAGA Communism]</ref> In the spirit of Marxist polemic and the dialectical process, the Infrared Community has been urging Wolff to debate [[Haz]] on the subject. | Professor [[Richard Wolff]] of [[Democracy at Work]] has taken a stance against MAGA Communism.<ref>[https://youtu.be/lcqvZ81HPag Ask Prof Wolff: MAGA Communism]</ref> In the spirit of Marxist polemic and the dialectical process, the Infrared Community has been urging Wolff to debate [[Haz]] on the subject. | ||
According to Haz, "MAGA is an insepient form of American socialism."<ref name=":0" /> | According to Haz, "MAGA is an insepient form of American socialism."<ref name=":0" /> | ||
Revision as of 19:04, 6 December 2022
MAGA Communism is a movement sparked by Infrared which claims that the revolutionary agent within America will be what are currently MAGA Trump supporters, but can be won over to the ideas of socialism, Marxism-Leninism specifically.[1][2] It contrasts itself to the so-called "communism" of the Synthetic Left, which dominates leftist spaces in the West.
It began as a meme with a corresponding hashtag, #MAGACommunism in order to replace the previous Infrared aesthetic of Patriotic Socialism. It has since grown into a meaningful movement.[3] This form of meme warfare can be considered a real-life example of a hyperstition.
Professor Richard Wolff of Democracy at Work has taken a stance against MAGA Communism.[4] In the spirit of Marxist polemic and the dialectical process, the Infrared Community has been urging Wolff to debate Haz on the subject.
According to Haz, "MAGA is an insepient form of American socialism."[2]