You Can't Debate with a Far Left or Woke Marxist

Because you are involved in an Exorcism and you don't even know it.

For a long time now I have considered extreme forms of Marxism and Woke to be types of demonic possession. These people have no internal personality structure as such, and then some demonic form of entity generates (egregore) inside of, or possesses them. Becoming these people as the world comes to experience and relates to them.

Their reactions are always identical to that of a possessed person undergoing an exorcism. They lie, gaslight, make personal insults, and become wildly hysterical. Mocking, while being verbally abusive when challenged. Don't believe me? Then watch the original Exorcist movie (which Peter Blatty based on true events), and then look at videos of Marxists and Woke ideologue types being asked politely to defend their beliefs in the face of evidence. Watch this Turning Point UK video here as an example.

If you read about modern cases of spiritual demonic possession such as that of the extremely tragic and very controversial case of Anneliese Michel—in which the entity takes strong control of the person being possessed—they lose the ability to take care of themselves. Then embark on hostile agressive behaviour, verbally abusive, self harm and—in the more extreme cases—eventually die. Suicide and addictions issues, with BDSM self-sadism/transgenderism manifestations also become apparent. Such as extreme piercings and headshaving are not uncommon either. Spiritually possessed individuals will often attack their own sexual organs and attempt to, or successfully castrate themselves. Unless some intervention from a priest or shaman is successful.

The following quote from Wikipedia almost mirrors that of many Marxist as they become deeply entrenched within Woke or Extreme Left Wing politics:

”When Michel was 16…she was diagnosed with depression and was treated by a psychiatric hospital. By the time that she was 20, she had become intolerant of various religious objects and began to hear voices. Her condition worsened despite medication, and she became suicidal, also displaying other symptoms, for which she took medication as well. After taking psychiatric medications for five years failed to improve her symptoms, Michel and her family became convinced she was possessed by a demon.”

In Richard Wurmbrand's book The Connection Between Satan Worship and Communism Wurmbrand quotes Milovan Djilas, the Yugoslav communist leader, who wrote of Marx and his cohorts, "They make a semblance of believing in the ideal of socialism, in a future society without class. In reality, they believe in nothing but organized power." The precursors to the Russian communist party called themselves "Hell", and prompted Dostoyevski to write The Demons, and in Wurmbrand’s The Connection Between Satan Worship and Communism he argues that communism is simply a front organization for devil worship.