Someone is very familiar with the Marxist dialectic

"And statism is the philosophy that comes out of Hegel and is passed down to Marx and Engels, which gives us all these evil ideologies, socialism, communism, and progressivism. American progressivism in particular is a sort of marxism that has at its core, alongside classic marxian class struggle, identity politics."

You haven't shown me shit, son. You barely can understand the words I'm writing, and you're making me repeat myself over and over. Socialism and Communism are statist ideologies. They suggest that individuals' only worth is their membership in and service to the state. They claim that people need to be educated and molded by the hand (or the iron fist) of the state to become ideal citizens in the short term and that in the long term the hand of the state will no longer be required because their very nature will change to make them the type of ideal citizens the socialists and communists want them to be purely of their own accord. This latter stage is impossible, however, so all that ever happens is tyranny. Is the lightbulb starting to turn on a little yet, or do I need to hold your hand through all this for a fourth time?

I love ancaps

Nearly everyone who casually uses the word "purports" is stone dumb.

Just had a lecture by my professor of political philosophy on Marx. And he more or less said the same things as the guy you linked to.

In times like this I loose my faith in academia.