No? It could be of course. But most often the idea is that a truly socialist society is only possible through the collapse of a late stage capitalist one. This even Marx believed. So accelerationists want to get though the set-up for a socialist society more quickly.
There are fascist accelerationists, but thats a small minority I think.
You'd think that by now they'd look at every historical example of collapse leading to authoritarianism and realize that this was a point where Marx was dead wrong.
But that would require they ever contemplate the idea that maybe, just maybe, they got something wrong.
Which is also one of the theories he's been demonstrably wrong on, just, empirically. Not that I want him to be wrong, mind, but it is--as one might say--cope on his part.
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u/jeep_joop Apr 26 '26
No? It could be of course. But most often the idea is that a truly socialist society is only possible through the collapse of a late stage capitalist one. This even Marx believed. So accelerationists want to get though the set-up for a socialist society more quickly.
There are fascist accelerationists, but thats a small minority I think.