U.S. adults increasingly accept Marxist
views, poll shows
Posted By: Ribicon, 10/6/2021 3:13:44 PM
A new survey shows that U.S. adults, especially millennials, increasingly endorse Marxist views such as the rejection of private property and traditional morality, even though they don’t adopt Marxism as a label. The Cultural Research Center (CRC) at Arizona Christian University, which published the results last week, found in a representative poll of 2,000 U.S. adults that one-third or more endorsed a dozen elements of Marxist theory on issues ranging from racism to God. Pollster George Barna, CRC founder and research director, said the results indicate that 10% of Americans have internalized Marxist ideology and now draw from it in their daily decisions,
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No doubt it's a lot higher than that, considering that Marxists have run our schools and mainstream media since at least the 1960s.