Ayn Rand—stated that the Marxists were irrational because of their throwing out of Natural Law Theory.
They do this because they are radical egalitarians so they need to ignore human nature (female and male) because Marx wanted to abolish not only God, but the natural family unit. Parents contaminate the minds of their children—and they oppress them, etc., etc. All hierarchy is evil—although in nature, there is hierarchy in all the animal kingdom. Male and Female have to be interchangeable-—which is a joke and defies biology.
The State wants the little children, so they can form them. Feminism and homosexuality is part of their dialectical materialism—to pit man against woman—to abolish marriage and leave children vulnerable and confused.
Thousands of years of studies and all cultures had marriage between a male and female and the family unit was the basis for all cultures -but, like I said, Marx throws out Natural Law—so that he can perfect man—and create his utopia by totally controlling what children are allowed to learn and think.
Dr. Berlinski was talking about “science” in the Soviet Union-—and how absurd it was, because the scientists would have to force scientific theories into their Communist theory. They would have to IGNORE “cause and effect” if it strayed from their gospel. It was impossible to find Truth in such a system which is forced to ignore the actual Laws of Nature-—because Marxism is so flawed that the Laws of Nature prove it false.
I agree that Marxism is flawed in rejecting natural laws as it applies to God, man, woman, and the family.
I am referring to laws of a scientific nature, as it applies to math, physics, and engineering - areas where the relationship of God and mankind are not apparently related. The Soviet Union maintained a space program that put Yuri Gagarin into space before we got a man up there.
The Soviets did a lot of copying and stealing, such as the B-29 and their space shuttle. My point is that Marxism does not reject technical progress, like in the ways Islamic countries did in previous decades.