Looks like I.P.S. which after a bit of googling turned up Institute for Policy Studies. Which is still funny because their link to the KGB is ??? idk "IPS disagrees with me, KGB disagrees with me, therefore they are exactly the same" I guess.
Also funny that there is no line from "Liberation Theology" to democratic party.
It's pretty funny how they've become obsessed with Gramsci in particular because something something muh CRT.
I like how John Maynard Keynes appears out of nowhere, contributing a rare backwards arrow to the Homosexual Movement.
Is this chud referring to the lead singer from Tool dressing in drag? Are there any other Maynards?
You're thinking of Maynard James Keenan.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Maynard_Keynes
The more you look, the more unhinged it gets
I think my favorite amalgamation is the cluster of "Diversity","Social Justice", "Multi-Culturalism", and "Moral Relativism" all smeared together, even though "Social Justice" comes from a different source than the other 3, with direct arrows up only coming from (presumably) "Moral Relativism" and "Multi-Culturalism"
Which of course begs the question of why "Social Justice" got jammed in if it's not going anywhere
This is actually more unhinged than the evangelical “timeline of Revelations” chart I almost posted the other day.
It's very weird living in a time where chuds know who Herbert Marcuse is
God I wish the Democrats were taking marching orders from the DSA.
Needs to include all the ultras so we can have a real shitshow map
What knowing nothing and believing in propaganda does to a mf
There is something missing here........ bonus points to who figures out what i am thinking of.
I like the line that goes from Fabian Socialists, under Anti-Christianity Movement, then over John Maynard Keynes, to end up directly leading to Congressional Progressive Caucus.
I think they meant to connect the anti-Christianity movement but forget to make that line an arrow, while passing over Keynes, which is really funny because the Fabians were much closer to Keynesian economics than being strictly anti-theist.