If you're saying good and virtuous things online that might get you in trouble with your woke employer, I kind of get it.

But your wife and pastor should know who you are.

But if you're meme lord 578 and you're using that anonymity to say things to people you would not otherwise ever dream of saying to someone in person, that's what we would call hypocrisy and sin.

So, James Lindsay recently tried to pull a fast one on what he and Introduction.

So James Lindsay recently tried to pull a fast one on what he and others are calling the woke right. He took selections of Karl Marx's Communist Manifesto and substituted some words under the pseudonym Marcus Carlson,

and managed to get it published in the American Reformer,

a newer conservative online journal.

I thought it was kind of funny, even if it ultimately looks like he changed too much of Marx's

text to make his point clearly.

But regardless, James Lindsay has made it his raison d'etra to accuse the new right of adopting

leftist ideology and tactics, such as dividing the world into superficial classes of people

and reducing politics to power dynamics.

Same time, closer to home, my friend A.D. Robles, among others, has been referring to something called

Woke Wars 2.0, apparently describing the recent skirmishes surrounding anti-Semitism and

kinism in the Christian nationalist orbit.

Presumably, the new woke in this telling are actually the James Lindsay's and James

whites denouncing this new right

as racists and anti-Semites. If the BLM riots were Woke War 1.0 and consisted of

Gnostic witch hunts and struggle sessions, trying to get white people to admit they really did

have secret racist thoughts deep,

deep down in their heart, where, and trying to get males to acknowledge they really were

misogynists, Woke Wars 2.0, appears to them as the same thing with anti-Semitism and

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