Postmodernist Lies

Postmodernism explained in a nutshell

Postmodernism has done for truth what arsenic does for tea: corrupted it utterly and left it toxic to those who consume it. Spawned from the swamp of intellectual pretense, postmodernism’s crown jewel - queer theory - has gifted the world a litany of absurdities that unravel the very fabric of reality. This is no harmless academic exercise; the stakes are women’s rights, child safety, and the boundaries of biological truth.

Predatory men now masquerade as philosophical pioneers, shielded by the perverse logic of queer theory, which insists that boundaries - any boundaries - are inherently oppressive. This ideological chaos has opened the door for paedophiles to rebrand themselves as misunderstood victims of societal norms. Women are erased, children are endangered, and we’re all told to celebrate it.

Postmodernism demands obedience to its dogma while sneering at the very notion of objective reality. But here, we dissect its lies, unmask its charlatans, and expose its dangerous consequences. If you’re ready to trade in naïve acceptance for a robust critique, then this section is your starting point where you should be able, quite quickly to arm yourself with the truth.

The Self-Refuting Truth Claim of Postmodernism

• Postmodernists assert that "there are no absolute truths."
• This statement itself is presented as an absolute truth.
• If the statement is true, it invalidates itself.
• If it's false, it also invalidates postmodernist premises.
• This is similar to the ancient liar's paradox: "This statement is false."