Who Was Karl Marx?: The Men, the Motives and the Menace Behind Today's Rampaging American Left

by James Simpson

The revolutionist despises public opinion. He despises and hates the existing social morality in all its manifestations. For him, morality is everything which contributes to the triumph of the revolution. Anything that stands in its way is immoral and criminal. (Emphasis added.) Point 4 explicitly rejects morality. If one has already rejected God, then that next step is easy. As frequently quoted from Dostoevsky’s Brothers Karamazov, “without God… everything is permitted.”[70] But it goes further than that. Nechayev declares that anyone willing to stand up against the Left's insane agenda is a criminal by definition. That explains the otherwise incomprehensible logic of Antifa and BLM members attacking a pregnant black woman participating in a Trump rally and screaming "racist" or "Nazi" at her, or bludgeoning an elderly woman in a wheelchair. Anyone and everyone not explicitly and demonstrably on their side is the enemy, and is worthy, as Engels so kindly stated, of perishing "in the revolutionary world storm."[71] Nechayev was a turbocharged version of Marx, even more determined to visit destruction on the world. His diabolical dreams would be fulfilled by future Communist leaders following the Catechism's blueprint.