Conspirituality

Bonus Sample: Antifascist Woodshed 3.1: The Kids are Alright

Apr 7, 2025
The discussion delves into how classic narratives like 'The Sound of Music' obscure the harsh realities of nationalism. It reflects on Sophie Scholl and the Edelweiss Pirates, highlighting the importance of trusting youth amid rising fascism. Highlighted are thoughts from Emma Goldman and Janusz Korczak on engaged parenting that challenges the status quo. The conversation urges a move beyond mere compliance, advocating for proactive antifascism to empower the next generation against exploitation and resentment fueled by figures like Jordan Peterson and Andrew Tate.
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ANECDOTE

Matthew's Musical

  • Matthew Remski recounts being in a Sound of Music musical as a teen.
  • He reflects on the limited understanding he had, at the time, of the von Trapp family's motivations.
INSIGHT

A Snow Job

  • The Sound of Music portrays a difference in nationalistic beliefs, not morality, between the Nazis and the von Trapps.
  • It presents a sanitized view of the von Trapps, obscuring their true motivations beyond preserving wealth.
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