One Dimensional Man Studies in the Ideology of Advanced Industrial Society

movements from the left must be tolerated even when they're violent, movements from the right must not be extended tolerance at all

I've talked about this guy Herbert Marcuse before on the on the podcast he wrote a paper in the 60s one dimensional man he wrote the book called one dimensional man but he wrote a paper an essay called that I believe he called it on tolerance but it was essentially it was called repressive tolerance and the argument that he made in it was if it is left-wing it is acceptable to be violent and that it is okay because you're doing it for a good reason that's the long and short of it it's ridiculous and it's childlike but it's also the type of mindset that you see coming from the left you see it in the media when they they don't talk about things that the left does or they are they talk them down or it's not that big of a deal and yet if the right and one of the things that he said is you should censor people on the right at the level of thought if you can control people's thoughts then they will not carry out violence and it like I said it's called the the the the paper is called on on toleration on repressive tolerance it's worth a read it's not very long but it it really does lay out the type of logic that leftists tend to be to be using when they apply to everything and you see it in society now

He wrote a bunch of books. Coincidentally, he was also influential when it comes to queer theory. He wrote this book called "Aeros and Civilization".

Herbert Marcuse had a book called, uh, uh, what was it? One dimension or one dimensional man.