“There is only the Fight”--Hillary’s plan for ‘social revolution’ now available online

Frontpagemagazine ^ | 8-21-07 | Andrew Walden

[popdonnelly]

“..very much believed in the use of the law as an instrument for social change”

Yep, the laws against murder work like a charm.

[badgerlandjim]

The perfect ending to the Clinton Era in American politics:

Bill does something tawdry just before the 2008 election that Hillary believes is the cause of her landslide defeat, enraging her to the point of bouncing an ashtray off his head on election night as the rout becomes obvious, mortally wounding him. He succumbs to his injury within a few days and while she is sitting at his bedside holding his hand and pretending to be grief-stricken. PIAPS hires Alan Dershowitz to defend her at the trial for manslaughter and bounces a law book off his head while screaming “You f***ing Jew bastard" even as his insanity defense is successful, because rather than being set free (as her limited understanding of the law had her foreseeing quick release as a short-term outpatient) she is to be incarcerated in an asylum for the criminally insane. She spends the next forty years of her exceptionally long life trying to gain her release from said asylum.

Well, we all have our dreams, don't we?

[popdonnelly]

The fact that she picked the leftist crank Alinsky as her hero certainly says something.

By the way, what kind of self-absorbed nerd writes a 92 page thesis?

[popdonnelly]

“Alinsky claims a position of moral relativism, but his moral context is stabilized by a belief in the eventual manifestation of the goodness of man. “

Doesn’t that sound like every leftist you’ve ever met?

[Sacajaweau]

I think 92 pages is short. I’ve got one (not by me) that is over 300 pages.

[SJackson]

I hate to say it but most of the above paragraph is wrong. In fact -- it's made up bu!!sh*t. How do I know, I lived and grew up there.

My guess Hillary didn't venture down from Park Ridge often. After all, she say's she was a Cubs fan.

[Free Vulcan]

bookmark

[dragonblustar]

[Christian4Bush]

mark

[PhilDragoo]

polarize for power

[PapaBear3625]

Community organizer? I thought the only thing a community organized was a block party. Stalinists, every one of them.

Over time, the "community organizer" morphs into "community ruler", which is the whole point of "organizing". The objective is to have each resident need to go to the organizer in order to get anything. The organizer thereby obtains power: to get anything from the organizer, you must demonstrate usefulness to the organizer. The organizer then plugs into a higher network of "organizers of organizers", with the people controlling the senior organizations exerting control down the line.

The organizers NEED conflict and chaos, because conflict feeds their power.

[PapaBear3625]

The Finns did little standing up to Hitler. They were allies of Germany. They did, however, do an excellent job of standing up to Stalin. Hardly a recommendation, from Alinsky’s point of view.

And Hitler got his start as being one of the few men seen standing up to the Reds, who were at the time (1920's thru early 30's) trying to engulf Germany in Communist revolution

[PapaBear3625]

The pact must have come as quite a blow to pinko-commies 'round the world.

While the Pact was in force, the Communist Party in the US was active in trying to keep the US isolationist and out of the war. It was only AFTER Hitler attacked Russia in the summer of 1941 that the Reds began clamoring for the US to enter the war

[SE Mom]

Whew...BTTT

[devolve]

[Sherman Logan]

Interestingly, I recently ran across some statistics on deaths among Nazi vs. Commie street-fighters under Weimar. I don’t remember the exact figures, but they were somewhere in the 300 to 500 range.

What was interesting is that about 20% more Nazis died in this fighting than Commies. Which is not totally in line with the common theory that the Nazis were the primary aggressors.

[Convert from ECUSA]

Evita, the Red Jezebel - ping!

[TexasRepublic]

Hillary explains: “If the ideals Alinsky espouses were actualized, the result would be social revolution.”

No, the result would be physical backlash. I'll be there.

[PapaBear3625]

Look at it from the viewpoint of the German Middle Class. Russia went communist a few years prior, they had a civil war that involved wholescale liquidation of their middle class. In 1932 there was the Ukrainian terror famine, where Stalin deliberately starved millions in order to make the rest submit (many Ukrainian and Russian farmers were ethnic Germans (who were encouraged to immigrate there during Czarist times to teach Western farming techniques to neighbors). They stayed in touch with their relatives:

"We'll Meet Again in Heaven: Germans in the Soviet Union ..Write Their American Relatives: 1925-1937"

The book contains two hundred personal letters, written by ethic German/Ukrainians living in Soviet Ukraine to their relatives in North and South Dakota. Translated from the original German into English, these letters were written over a twelve-year period, 1925-1937, and deal with collectivization, dekulakization, exile, and the murderous Famine (Holodomor) of 1932-1933, that was responsible for the deaths of at least six million people (estimates range to ten million or more), including at least a hundred and fifty thousand ethnic German-Ukrainians.

So as it stood, by the early 30's, the German middle class was in terror of there being a Communist revolution there. And it was a near thing in 1919 with the Spartacist revolt. It was not surprising that they were willing to elect ANYBODY who seemed willing to fight the Communists

[potlatch]

Is that big black drone thing gonna land on them?