FIGHT CLUB and the revolutionary catechism (film and history analysis)

Most modern interpretations of Fight Club mistakenly assume the film to be right wing, fascist, misogynistic, a promotion of toxic masculinity or even appealing to white supremacists. Yet the film also includes staunch anti-capitalist and anti-materialist themes. In this video we explore how Fight Club parallels what I call "revolutionary psychosis" spanning the full spectrum of ideological violence.

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