Critique of Stirner by Marx and Engels

In the realm of dank political discourse, Marx and Engels throw shade at Stirner's egoism, skibidi-style. They lowkey dismantle his pseudo-historical approach, revealing it as a goon play. Stirner, trying to flex his unique egoism, pretends to innovate, but he is really just a sigma stuck in two categories: spirit and corporeality, wrapped in historical disguises. The bad logic he employs is a toilet of confusion, with Marx and Engels serving up the truth. They argue that concepts should not rule life like a religious ritual, but Stirner's view gets dunked on by their sharper analysis, leaving his claims on the edge of relevance.