Kitsch Marxism

Insofar as the kitsch Marxism resignation implies an abandonment of the project of humanism and a collapse into regressive passivity, we can say that kitsch Marxism’s refusal to both resign and to construct is tantamount to a position that is neither passive nor humanist. Indeed, this “neither/nor” approach signifies nothing but a project of active antihumanism that kitsch Marxism is in reality committed to—despite its pretensions to a commitment to human. It is in the wake of this antihumanism or hostility toward ramifications of committing to human that the identification of kitsch Marxist agendas with humanism appears at best as a farce, and at worst as a critical Ponzi scheme for devoted humanists. [R. Negarestani.]
See also: Pseudo-Marxism; Pop Marxism; Spectres of Marx; Pseudo-Humanism; Kitch ideologies; Kitchism; Virtue Signalling; Pretension.
See conversely: Metahumanism; Transhumanism.