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The Fall of the Woke Left
I first realised there was something deeply wrong with the Left in 2023 when I found myself getting punched in the face by some bored teenager.
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I first realised there was something deeply wrong with the Left in 2023 when I found myself getting punched in the face by some bored teenager.
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This is the natural order of things. New ideas arise, which are mocked and ignored, until they become commonplace. Carriers of fresh ideas, the new guard thus necessarily enters into struggle with the old guard, eventually replacing it, but not before a fierce clash of visions.
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Within my recent articles on the woke left and an alternative I have made it clear to separate the identity politics of the woke left and the idea of marginalized communities organising for the needs of marginalized communities.
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In this response to Mia Craven’s “post mortem on the dirtbag left” I wish to establish some scientific basis in defence of Molnárfi’s call that we should all be dirtbag leftists.
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This article is intended as a response to J.D Troy’s recent article “The Populist’s Pandora’s Box” which I largely agree with but I would like to respond to a question he raises regarding the “woke left” and what it means when people like myself and Molnárfi use it.
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In his article titled ‘The Emperor Has No Clothes,’ Molnárfi concludes by calling for an open and robust debate in the communist tradition. In the spirit of his call to engage in a written debate, I have decided to also contribute my thoughts.
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Recently there has been a lot of debate around “right-wing anti-zionism”.
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The Mondoweiss article by Matt Seriff-Cullick published on the 2nd of December 2025 and popularized as an Instagram reel a few days later serves as an intervention in the ongoing debate as to whether the Right’s nascent anti-Israel sentiment is permissible within the pro-Palestine movement.
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This article intervenes in the current debate on “Class War versus Culture War” within the Irish left, arguing that the opposition itself is a false one rooted in petty-bourgeois modes of thought.
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The Irish Left has entered into collective psychosis about me.
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D'Annunzio explains that he is for “communism without dictatorship” and that his intention is to make the city “a spiritual island, from which radiates action, obviously communist, in the direction of all oppressed nations”.
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Aontacht Media sat down with Dr. Michael Rectenwald, Libertarian Party (Mises Caucus) member and founder of the Anti-Zionist American Political Action Committee (AZAPAC).