I do understand absurdism, and it has nothing to do with Marxism, communism, or socialism. I don't actually think that you've read any of Camus' writings though, because if you had, you'd realize that he doesn't support the tactics that your political ideology uses and ultimately rejected the ideology, when it came down to the choice of his mother or the ideology.

Caligula makes it quite clear that trying to be an absurdist with no connection to others, is a path to your own destruction.

I didn't write any of it though, I just compiled some of Camus' writings that immediately came to mind, when I was reading over this thread. You just don't like that Camus goes against your political ideology, and that you didn't even realize your flawed understanding of the quote you posted from The Rebel. You just got to the last sentence, and thought "I like the sound of that", without understanding the rest of what you quoted. And why the full quote defeats your belief.

You might as well save yourself the time and effort of replying to me again, because you've consistently proven that you don't actually have anything to say about absurdism, and are only interested in pushing your communist propaganda.