Marxist Liberty

Post by **Martin Hash** » Sat Mar 31, 2018 4:57 pm

Post-Modernist Marxists espouse a kind of liberty built on the same foundation as Jeffersonian liberty, that people should have personal control over their lives. Where it differs is the oft-repeated “personal responsibility” component. This manifests in a couple of ways: first, you are not responsible for your own actions and do not reap the rewards or suffer the consequences thereof; and second, your liberty is not bounded by the liberty of others: you can force people to treat you, address you, and think about you as you demand. For example, forced gender pronouns, limiting speech that offends you, penalizing thoughts without actions and actions without proof.

“Your liberty ends where mine begins.” - me