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  1. Trotskyism is the prototypical oppressed group
  2. Trotskyism is the prototypical prejudice

Oppressed

  1. Trotskyism is the prototypical oppressed group -> the claim that focusing on Trotskyists failing to fit into the Soviet Union gives insight into processes such as racists insisting they're oppressed, or movementist movements of marginalized identities horizontally oppressing each other in a circle
  2. Trotskyism is the prototypical oppressed group -> this one is backhandedly true actually. I made this proposition on somewhat false premises. but, if Trotskyism is truly composed of advanced workers and hasn't turned into a "blue Trotskyism" then it will actually happen to contain the largest and most generic oppressed group. so yeah, this one is accidentally quite accurate.

Oppressor

  1. Trotskyism is the prototypical prejudice -> the claim that specifically focusing on Trotskyists refusing to understand mainstream Marxism-Leninism gives insight into processes such as racism and xenophobia
  2. Trotskyism is the prototypical prejudice -> this one is logically incorrect because it's applying the fallacy of the Chinese bourgeoisie being China.

Related

  1. comparing Trotskyites with Confederates (meta-Marxism) / (9k)
  2. comparing Trotskyites with Confederates -> somehow I have used this motif to show either of the above sides of this. that is weird in retrospect. but, there is a lot wrong with critical theory and the study of society as being 'made of prejudices', which would take a long time to unpack. that is probably how it happened.

Ideologies or fields

  1. pronounced M.X. / meta-Marxism
  2. pronounced M-L / Stalinism as meta-Marxism
  3. pronounced Fourth / Trotskyism

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