We face the Communist threat in the form of Race Marxism

The original communist threat we faced was the economic system of state ownership

The present form of communism we face is what that transformed into as it came into contact with the Third World:

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— Will Tanner (@Will_Tanner_1) June 26, 2026

The original communist threat we faced was the economic system of state ownership

The present form of communism we face is what that transformed into as it came into contact with the Third World:

Race communism, the system by which expropriation is used to inflict pain upon the former “oppressor” class (whites) out of spite and envy. It’s not really about state ownership, nor do they really care in theory or practice about private property, or any of the rest. What they really care about is the infliction of pain.

Rhodesia is the famous case study in this. No one was made better off by the land expropriation. Everyone was made far worse off, in fact. Unemployment went vertical as hyperinflation made the money useless and the economy cratered. But no white-owned farms were left by the end of it in 2013, so it was deemed a success. At least they suffered, and had to see their civilization destroyed

Such is the form of communism we now face. Mamdani & Co don’t really care about whether ConEd is technically publicly or privately owned. What they do care about is making sure that Heritage Americans suffer and that a bunch of cannibals from Gambia, machete-toting Mayans, and beard-bedecked Islamists from the armpit of the world are allowed to roam around NYC as if it is theirs and turn it into a hellhole. If expropriation via taxation and regulation helps them get from A to B on that, they will use it, as indeed they are

We still face a communist threat. It’s somewhat different than the one faced during the Cold War, but is nevertheless a significant threat and must be treated far more seriously than communism was treated by America during the 20th century