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Provided a better understanding of the incel in its place with marxism
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==Variations== | ==Variations== | ||
There have been various other characterizations of the lower social orders, such as the Roman word "Proletarius", Burke's "mob", and Hegel's "rabble" (Pobel), and [[Andy Nowicki]]'s "low-status male". What is somewhat unique about the term, "lumpenproletariat", is it attempts to separate the very lowest classes, politically, from the rest of the lower class. | There have been various other characterizations of the lower social orders, such as the Roman word "Proletarius", Burke's "mob", and Hegel's "rabble" (Pobel), and [[Andy Nowicki]]'s "low-status male". What is somewhat unique about the term, "lumpenproletariat", is it attempts to separate the very lowest classes, politically, from the rest of the lower class. | ||
== | ==Marxist Perception of Incels as a Reactionary Group== | ||
Marxists, when orthodox in their ideology but stunted in their ability to deduce and reliably ascertain the causes and effects of social malaise; have a tendency to retroactively group incels as a whole as a broadly reactionary right-wing stratum. This is done because of not only hypergamy (which itself is a product of capitalist societies cultural reinforcement as a matter of its existence.) But as a maladaptive social degenerative force. Society, as a monolithic entity responds to the logical occurrence of inceldom in a hypergamist capitalist society by treating it as a sort of cultural cancer. Due to this maladaptation by society and culture at large, the common incel tends to become a part of the faceless, unconscious lumpenproletarian mass | |||
===Alleged manifestation of lumpenproletariat alliance with right-wing movements=== | ===Alleged manifestation of lumpenproletariat alliance with right-wing movements=== | ||
Anti-fascist socialists also claim the lumpenproletariat was instrumental to the rise of Hitler, with claims the Nazi party's paramilitary group [[Sturmabteilung]] (SA) allegedly contained many, "lumpens".<ref>https://intransigence.org/2019/03/26/on-the-lumpenproletariat/</ref> The Sturmabteilung engaged in street battles with the Communist Party of Germany's own paramilitary forces, which some saw as analogous to the gamer right-wing protesters at the 2017 "Unite the Right" rally engaging in street fights with left-wingers and anti-racists. | Anti-fascist socialists also claim the lumpenproletariat was instrumental to the rise of Hitler, with claims the Nazi party's paramilitary group [[Sturmabteilung]] (SA) allegedly contained many, "lumpens".<ref>https://intransigence.org/2019/03/26/on-the-lumpenproletariat/</ref> The Sturmabteilung engaged in street battles with the Communist Party of Germany's own paramilitary forces, which some saw as analogous to the gamer right-wing protesters at the 2017 "Unite the Right" rally engaging in street fights with left-wingers and anti-racists. | ||