The people you are referring to are a Cultural Marxists. They are the type to believe that race, ethnicity, culture and religion are all handmaidens for Capitalist exploitation and thus, in each and every society, it must be checked by working against the cultural mainstream and establishment of said country.
I am an economic Marxist, or at least left-leaning economically, and thus despise these people.
Their thinking is fundamentally asinine. It is *they* who push for Pro-Islam BS in Western Academia and media. In India they do the same thing regarding Islamic imperialism and European colonialism.
Instead of being proud of the fact that Marathi Hindus, Assamese Hindus and Punjabi Sikhs defeated Islamic hegemony and catalyzed the Indian subcontinent’s “Reconquista”, they choose to promote the idea that the Mughals were benevolent rulers. They aren’t idiots, so why do they do this? Because if you promote the idea that Islam is a boon to India, the average Hindu or non-Muslim in India today won’t reflect on history and work against Islam and Muslim supremacist endeavours.
Instead of being proud and highlighting the South Indian Hindu military victories decisively ending Dutch Colonialism, halting Portuguese Expansionism and fighting so hard against British Imperialism well into the 19th century - they seek promote the notion that all things European and Christian are good and not to be resisted, and that the Indians of the yesteryear knew this to be true hence why they never resisted. This is why Cultural Marxists are so keen on protecting Evangelization efforts by foreign missionaries. They know that Christians won’t replace Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists demographically in their lifetimes - but if the native religious communities of the subcontinent get away from their culture and heritage and feel themselves fragmented, that’s a win for their Cultural Marxist framework and MO.
In the West and Europe, it’s precisely the reverse. The Cultural Marxist wants to destroy European heritage and institutions and promote multiculturalism in order to stand against ethnic nationalism.
