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We appear to have been told that we should not have been having the discussion that we were having about whether there should be an article about Cultural Marxism, which I personally thought was relatively constructive and consensus-seaking. But anyway, for the record, your deleted comment wasn't in any way offensive and seemed a pretty legitimate rhetorical device to me so please don't feel you need to apologise.
I'm slightly embarrassed if this is your first serious experience of Wikipedia from the inside. Although it can be pretty painful at times on the whole Wikipedia can be a cause for optimism about the potential of humanity. I generally find being a Wikipedian a hugely rewarding and stimulating activity and even if your Cultural Marxism experience is horrible I would encourage you to stick around a bit and explore other less fraught areas.
No doubt we'll be crossing swords on the current issue at some point soon, but give me a shout if I can ever help with anything more generally.
Cheers,
JimmyGuano ( talk) 20:28, 3 January 2015 (UTC)
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Hi Jobrot, just to let you know. When two different editors remove rants by anon ip editors per Wiki guidelines, you probably should not restore the rants. The IP has been very disruptive and their comments on the Talk page have not been constructive. I've collapsed the section they started, and the IP has been blocked on various different ip hops. Thanks. Dave Dial ( talk) 21:45, 23 February 2015 (UTC)
Thank you for restoring my edits that encouraged discussion. Dave was unhappy with that and came here to canvass. I believe you already know all of this. I started the SPI because of the editor analyzer. You can find it at tools and you came up as match with the other subject. I was not meant as mean spirited but I believe it warranted some more eyes. It was shot down in 3 hours without much input or any and deleted and that is unusual in a SPI. It would help if you took down the Noob because you know to much to be a NOOB and people notice that when discussions heat up. Maybe state what you stated at ANI that you edited for some time as an IP. I am assuming good faith with you now that the SPI is over. If I was not blocked I would of never brought my block to ANI and drug your name into it.
I was perturbed at Chillum. It was really about myself and Chillum. The SPI was brought in because it was why I was blocked. Chillum said I was sock editing logged out. He never said whose sock I was supposed to be or presented any evidence. It was a pretty dumb move he thought he could easily get away with on an IP. It turned ugly and his reputation is now questioned by some because I highlighted his actions. IP's are routinely abused at Wikipedia because many account holders log out to edit which makes the real IP's look bad. Account holders make IP's look bad so it is sort of of silly to demand everyone register. It will not stop IP's from logging out and if they have some basic tech skills they will not get caught. It is impossible for wiki to catch a good sock. You only have my word that I am not a sock but admins are not supposed to block accounts without evidence. So now I am blocked for evading a incompetent/ paranoid/ malicious block. You decide which best describes the action. The fact is he never apologized in never will so I could care less about the block now. That is what happens when they shit on people, the people quit playing nice because that is voluntary as they have no real power, that is a delusion.
Well again thanks for reinstating my concern albeit it was somewhat heated due to DD2K hounding my edits and the maleficence of Chillum. It is almost always bigger than one person. Several have been involved and nobody is coming out smelling like roses. Some despise the fact an IP can melt away while they have everyone learning a little more about them. No one made them register although they may have caved to pressure of which there is much. Some think it is their duty to get you to join, I do not know why it is such a big issues with so many. Very few have a real identity here so it is all pretending. Some do not like that game and remains IP's. We are the outsiders. Sorry for such a long rambling post and I apologize for the mess you were drug into at ANI. The SPI I have no qualms about starting as the evidence of the analyzer, your jumping right in the AFD, stating you are noob, and editing a limited scope of articles does reach a high level of suspicion. It does not mean your are guilty though and that is why there is a process albeit this was a very short one. But I will correct my previous ANI suspicions and angry comments and assume you are here to do good. It is still open between me an Chillum though which is unfortunate but that is the way it works out sometimes. It has been good discussing what direction to take the article. I do not know if I will add much in the future as I generally avoid these messy subjects. I believe I lost my common sense for a few days. Man what people put into this and the abuse we give each other. Well good luck and happy editing ahead, hopefully. 172.56.33.120 ( talk) 16:09, 24 February 2015 (UTC) I am taking a break, I hope!!!
Regards, kaffeburk. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Kaffeburk ( talk • contribs) 16:39, 17 June 2015 (UTC)
I apologize if you perceived my comments as personal attacks, but I did not intend them as such. Regardless of our political differences, I'd like to mutually drop this arguing and fighting, as it will get neither of us anywhere. Ideloctober ( talk) 02:47, 8 August 2015 (UTC)
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Your merge proposal has been closed. I believe your research findings about Mosley-era British fascists' early use of the term "cultural Marxism" would provide useful context in the CB article. Would you mind adding it, with the sources? 50.185.134.48 ( talk) 20:02, 20 March 2016 (UTC)
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What's the meaning of this absurd series of edits? If you keep trying to introduce this type of unsourced tripe into the encylopaedia, you'll have trouble staying here. Do you mind citing a source for the statement "Cultural Marxism is The Frankfurt School's critique of The Culture Industry"? I expect you haven't done so because there are none. RGloucester — ☎ 16:16, 21 July 2017 (UTC)
I have seen NO SOURCES that say that the thoughts of the Frankfurt School, such as critical theory, constituted 'cultural Marxism'.- You're wrong I'm sorry. Here is a highly credible source discussing the Frankfurt School thinkers as practising Cultural Marxism. -- Jobrot ( talk) 02:41, 24 July 2017 (UTC)
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Dear Jobrot:
Please, note that the factual version of the Cultural Marxism section — which you reverted to your personal-opinion version — is based upon the sources; Teodor Adorno did not say or write the things you claim in your edits, that is, Adorno did not contradict himself to agree with a right-wing misrepresentation of his work. Moreover, the factual version directly quotes the source that identifies Cultural Marxism as a conspiracy theory, which is spelled out in this source: Jamin, Jérôme (2014). "Cultural Marxism and the Radical Right". In Shekhovtsov, A.; Jackson, P. The Post-War Anglo-American Far Right: A Special Relationship of Hate. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. pp. 84–103. ISBN 978-1-137-39619-8. doi:10.1057/9781137396211.0009. Retrieved 18 January 2015. In the Paul Weyrich section, you deliberately obscure the white-supremacy racism mongered by that fellow and his organizations (particular to the U.S.), by misrepresenting and justifying the internal racism of the U.S. as an international struggle against a Marxist take over of the world. As you noted, the denotations of the term Cultural Marxism have changed in time, hence, the thematic presentations work.
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I noticed you are attempting to recreate an article for Cultural Marxism. I was curious on your progress and if the left-wing hold on Wikipedia are actually going to let you create it. It's definitely a concept that is too large for a mere section within an article, and the conspiracy theory aspect of it is but a fraction of the topic. I read your drafts and they appear to be neutrally worded. Is this still something you are trying to pursue? I don't know if you'll get very far with the way many editors have been behaving these past few years. TJD2 ( talk) 16:40, 27 November 2017 (UTC)
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You are acting like a vandal. Stop making unconstructive edits and stop ignoring my edit summaries. Nergaal ( talk) 14:49, 19 April 2018 (UTC)
Wouldn't the section "Cultural Marxism Conspiracy Theory" find a more appropriate home here? -- Sleyece ( talk) 10:54, 27 May 2018 (UTC)
-- Jobrot ( talk) 15:19, 1 November 2018 (UTC)
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We appear to have been told that we should not have been having the discussion that we were having about whether there should be an article about Cultural Marxism, which I personally thought was relatively constructive and consensus-seaking. But anyway, for the record, your deleted comment wasn't in any way offensive and seemed a pretty legitimate rhetorical device to me so please don't feel you need to apologise.
I'm slightly embarrassed if this is your first serious experience of Wikipedia from the inside. Although it can be pretty painful at times on the whole Wikipedia can be a cause for optimism about the potential of humanity. I generally find being a Wikipedian a hugely rewarding and stimulating activity and even if your Cultural Marxism experience is horrible I would encourage you to stick around a bit and explore other less fraught areas.
No doubt we'll be crossing swords on the current issue at some point soon, but give me a shout if I can ever help with anything more generally.
Cheers,
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Hi Jobrot, just to let you know. When two different editors remove rants by anon ip editors per Wiki guidelines, you probably should not restore the rants. The IP has been very disruptive and their comments on the Talk page have not been constructive. I've collapsed the section they started, and the IP has been blocked on various different ip hops. Thanks. Dave Dial ( talk) 21:45, 23 February 2015 (UTC)
Thank you for restoring my edits that encouraged discussion. Dave was unhappy with that and came here to canvass. I believe you already know all of this. I started the SPI because of the editor analyzer. You can find it at tools and you came up as match with the other subject. I was not meant as mean spirited but I believe it warranted some more eyes. It was shot down in 3 hours without much input or any and deleted and that is unusual in a SPI. It would help if you took down the Noob because you know to much to be a NOOB and people notice that when discussions heat up. Maybe state what you stated at ANI that you edited for some time as an IP. I am assuming good faith with you now that the SPI is over. If I was not blocked I would of never brought my block to ANI and drug your name into it.
I was perturbed at Chillum. It was really about myself and Chillum. The SPI was brought in because it was why I was blocked. Chillum said I was sock editing logged out. He never said whose sock I was supposed to be or presented any evidence. It was a pretty dumb move he thought he could easily get away with on an IP. It turned ugly and his reputation is now questioned by some because I highlighted his actions. IP's are routinely abused at Wikipedia because many account holders log out to edit which makes the real IP's look bad. Account holders make IP's look bad so it is sort of of silly to demand everyone register. It will not stop IP's from logging out and if they have some basic tech skills they will not get caught. It is impossible for wiki to catch a good sock. You only have my word that I am not a sock but admins are not supposed to block accounts without evidence. So now I am blocked for evading a incompetent/ paranoid/ malicious block. You decide which best describes the action. The fact is he never apologized in never will so I could care less about the block now. That is what happens when they shit on people, the people quit playing nice because that is voluntary as they have no real power, that is a delusion.
Well again thanks for reinstating my concern albeit it was somewhat heated due to DD2K hounding my edits and the maleficence of Chillum. It is almost always bigger than one person. Several have been involved and nobody is coming out smelling like roses. Some despise the fact an IP can melt away while they have everyone learning a little more about them. No one made them register although they may have caved to pressure of which there is much. Some think it is their duty to get you to join, I do not know why it is such a big issues with so many. Very few have a real identity here so it is all pretending. Some do not like that game and remains IP's. We are the outsiders. Sorry for such a long rambling post and I apologize for the mess you were drug into at ANI. The SPI I have no qualms about starting as the evidence of the analyzer, your jumping right in the AFD, stating you are noob, and editing a limited scope of articles does reach a high level of suspicion. It does not mean your are guilty though and that is why there is a process albeit this was a very short one. But I will correct my previous ANI suspicions and angry comments and assume you are here to do good. It is still open between me an Chillum though which is unfortunate but that is the way it works out sometimes. It has been good discussing what direction to take the article. I do not know if I will add much in the future as I generally avoid these messy subjects. I believe I lost my common sense for a few days. Man what people put into this and the abuse we give each other. Well good luck and happy editing ahead, hopefully. 172.56.33.120 ( talk) 16:09, 24 February 2015 (UTC) I am taking a break, I hope!!!
Regards, kaffeburk. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Kaffeburk ( talk • contribs) 16:39, 17 June 2015 (UTC)
I apologize if you perceived my comments as personal attacks, but I did not intend them as such. Regardless of our political differences, I'd like to mutually drop this arguing and fighting, as it will get neither of us anywhere. Ideloctober ( talk) 02:47, 8 August 2015 (UTC)
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Your merge proposal has been closed. I believe your research findings about Mosley-era British fascists' early use of the term "cultural Marxism" would provide useful context in the CB article. Would you mind adding it, with the sources? 50.185.134.48 ( talk) 20:02, 20 March 2016 (UTC)
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What's the meaning of this absurd series of edits? If you keep trying to introduce this type of unsourced tripe into the encylopaedia, you'll have trouble staying here. Do you mind citing a source for the statement "Cultural Marxism is The Frankfurt School's critique of The Culture Industry"? I expect you haven't done so because there are none. RGloucester — ☎ 16:16, 21 July 2017 (UTC)
I have seen NO SOURCES that say that the thoughts of the Frankfurt School, such as critical theory, constituted 'cultural Marxism'.- You're wrong I'm sorry. Here is a highly credible source discussing the Frankfurt School thinkers as practising Cultural Marxism. -- Jobrot ( talk) 02:41, 24 July 2017 (UTC)
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Dear Jobrot:
Please, note that the factual version of the Cultural Marxism section — which you reverted to your personal-opinion version — is based upon the sources; Teodor Adorno did not say or write the things you claim in your edits, that is, Adorno did not contradict himself to agree with a right-wing misrepresentation of his work. Moreover, the factual version directly quotes the source that identifies Cultural Marxism as a conspiracy theory, which is spelled out in this source: Jamin, Jérôme (2014). "Cultural Marxism and the Radical Right". In Shekhovtsov, A.; Jackson, P. The Post-War Anglo-American Far Right: A Special Relationship of Hate. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan. pp. 84–103. ISBN 978-1-137-39619-8. doi:10.1057/9781137396211.0009. Retrieved 18 January 2015. In the Paul Weyrich section, you deliberately obscure the white-supremacy racism mongered by that fellow and his organizations (particular to the U.S.), by misrepresenting and justifying the internal racism of the U.S. as an international struggle against a Marxist take over of the world. As you noted, the denotations of the term Cultural Marxism have changed in time, hence, the thematic presentations work.
Chas. Caltrop (
talk)
13:25, 29 October 2017 (UTC)
I noticed you are attempting to recreate an article for Cultural Marxism. I was curious on your progress and if the left-wing hold on Wikipedia are actually going to let you create it. It's definitely a concept that is too large for a mere section within an article, and the conspiracy theory aspect of it is but a fraction of the topic. I read your drafts and they appear to be neutrally worded. Is this still something you are trying to pursue? I don't know if you'll get very far with the way many editors have been behaving these past few years. TJD2 ( talk) 16:40, 27 November 2017 (UTC)
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You are acting like a vandal. Stop making unconstructive edits and stop ignoring my edit summaries. Nergaal ( talk) 14:49, 19 April 2018 (UTC)
Wouldn't the section "Cultural Marxism Conspiracy Theory" find a more appropriate home here? -- Sleyece ( talk) 10:54, 27 May 2018 (UTC)
-- Jobrot ( talk) 15:19, 1 November 2018 (UTC)
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Please cease immediately from abusing the article talk page ( [5], [6], [7]), or you will be sanctioned. El_C 08:36, 26 April 2019 (UTC)
Since you have ignored my last warning, you have been blocked from editing for 24 hours for disruptive editing. The talk page is neither the place for obituaries, nor is it the place for polemics. It is intended for making specific suggestions on how to improve the article. Please do better. El_C 10:34, 26 April 2019 (UTC)
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. I have added this template so it also provides you with unblock-instructions, etc. -- MrClog ( talk) 10:37, 26 April 2019 (UTC)
Hi Jobrot, I would caution against making legal threats, be they on or offwiki, per WP:LEGALTHREATS. If you intend to initiate legal proceedings against the Wikimedia Foundation, I would recommend seeking professional council as they will know what to do. Going into #wikipedia-en-unblock and threatening legal action if you are not unblocked is not the way to go about this. Per policy, legal threats could result in the opposite effect of further/prolonged blocking. Contact information for the Foundation's legal department can be found on this page. --Regards, TheSandDoctor Talk 23:19, 26 April 2019 (UTC)