>>2485
>Are all movements that gather and unite masses of poor, uneducated, often stupid "Have Nots" and set them to work against existing power structures / healthy, strong, rich, intelligent segments of society.
So they unite the stupid and unpleasant peasant masses against the rightful strong, healthy, rich, beautiful, intelligent, sensitive and moral few?
>Socialism (poor, uneducated), Christianity (meek, sick, lost, helpless), Political Correctness/mass immigration ("minorities"), University campus SJW (poor kids with little power that are easy to confuse/brainwash), Feminism (weaker sex), Black Lives Matter (uneducated/poor), Rules for Radicals book (attached), etc
They're all subjects which are sown by intellectualism first of all. They aren't mass movements as much as they're fields of the popular intelligentsia. Foremost they are about their idea of social change, which maybe they've been successful at implementing. After that they are possibly tools to attack as you say. Black Lives Matter is transparently an astroturfed black grievance group that's used to harass targets of George Soros and to help furnish the stage of minorities vs whites. Femen is an astroturfed feminist grievance group used to "harass" (show tits) targets; allegedly of Soros and to furnish the stage of women against tradition. The socialists have Noam "who knows, who cares" Chomsky, the slobbering Zizek and parties like Syzria leading them on.