Avi Lewis, James Lindsay and “Lived experience” explained

The other day we did a post on the appointment of the head of the NDP, a former CBC talk show host and man who operates under communist systems of reasoning, at least in policy, beliefs, method of thinking etc. if not openly stated as such, Avi Lewis.

We got a comment rightfully admonishing us or at least correcting us for using the term, “Lived Experience” when he was attempting to negate Ayaan Hirsi Ali’s actual experience and hard knowledge about the nature of Islam, freedom, and the Islamic countries she actually lived in which Lewis likely has never even visited. as well as the freedom the United States and the West offered her.

We were in fact, mocking the entire concept by using the term, which is as Peter B points out, is indeed initiate language for dialectical purposes, but in the way in which people would normally understand it. But then we fail to actually consistently explain the nature of the attacks on reality via dialectical tactics.

Below is James Lindsay’s video on the term, “Lived Experience”. It is simply explained and directly on point.

While Lindsay’s explanation is on point, and very good. It might be simpler to reduce the concept of the dialectical use of language and concepts, and even naming things to destroy the thing itself.

The Human Rights Commissions in Canada are to destroy individual rights, and that is all they do.

The dialectical use of “lived experience” is to destroy real science and the lived experience of those who’s experience contradicts the Marxist revolutionary’s intentions.

Dialectical climatology is about rewriting the science to make it appear as if the world will be destroyed if we do not deconstruct Western Civilization immediately. Exactly as they did with “Nuclear Winter”. Some went as far as to claim it was a solar system wide event. (In a rare case of genuine irony, since the sunspot cycle was more active for a few decades it actually was a solar system wide phenomenon which itself destroys the concept of anthropogenic Global warming since no one was driving a Ford F 150 on Mars.)

“Trans-affirming care” is a dialectical term that actually means to spay or neuter children, or severely brainwashed or mentally unwell older children.

Multiculturalism is my favourite one. It actually means to use one culture against another until there are no cultures left. It works extremely well against tolerant cultures but it has never worked against Islam, because Islam knows what it believes and can’t be conned into believing something else equally ludicrous and destructive to themselves as a culture.

“Health-Canada”, say no more.

Black Lives Matters was a communist minstrel show.

“ANTIFA”, do I really need to explain that one?

Feminism: A war on women via dialectical lines of operation.

Even the concept of Racism as it is now is a dialectical term, even though most are not ready to hear that. But everywhere outside of the Western world, racism of one form or another is policy. Even law. Like only Muslims can go to Mecca or Medina, all others can’t even take that exit off the highway, and Muslim countries have concrete laws diminishing the legal status of non Muslims under Dhimmitude. In China, non-Han Chinese pay double or more for everything. In Africa you had better be the right tribe in certain areas. It is only in the West where racism is considered problematic. And the consequences of it, while initially classically liberal, meaning that all people of any race so long as they shared Western values were welcome, were great. I mean that really. But once they added multiculturalism, it means at BEST the total Balkanization of the Western world, and probably the replacement of governments with local war lords. For sure this is likely already happening in the UK.

But the term is dialectical because racism is used as a weapon against whatever target race they intend, which in theory will eventually be all of them. That is the communist way.

The list of dialectically named issues is too long to post them all or more to the point, even remember them all in one post. So those who think of others, please post them in the comments.

Source: https://vladtepesblog.com/2026/04/02/avi-lewis-james-lindsay-and-lived-experience-explained/