Reflections on Southern Slavery and Leftist Slavery

FrontPage Magazine ^ | Fri Jul 10, 2020 | Daniel Greenfield

[Blood of Tyrants]

Yep. And DemocRats raised the income tax to as high as 92% at one time.

[sauropod]

Bkmk

[GOPJ]

At one gulag, prisoners labored in uranium mines, breathing in radioactive dust, and dying within two years of cancer and leukemia. The sick were then used for medical experiments by Socialist medicine before they died. These horrors were not some relic of the Stalin era, but were being carried out as recently as the 1970s.

This should be part of all World History classes in high school. We need to teach our kids NOT to be so gullible..

[Louis Foxwell]

Not simply words but germaine facts.

[Albion Wilde]

Bump

[QBFimi]

>> Not simply words but germaine [sic] facts.

Agreed - he should get an editor to tighten it up. After a bit of effort it could actually become readable, instead of looking like an SAT reading comprehension text.

[DNME]

A statue of George Washington ends up face-down on the ground, while a statue of Lenin remains upright? Oh hell no!

If we need to break the law to tear down that abomination, then so be it.

[fieldmarshaldj]

*excellent article ping*

[Louis Foxwell]

And yet here you are, gobbling up every word.

[QBFimi]

>> And yet here you are, gobbling up every word.

No, actually not. Having worked as an editor, I quickly tire of poor wordsmithing. Handily, his articles all carry the same alerting flag as a prefix:

“...a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the Freedom Center, is an investigative journalist and writer focusing on the radical Left and Islamic terrorism.”

[LS]

Obviously this is good.

But increasingly I find that any comparisons to the USSR are like trying to tell people about conditions on Jupiter. It’s so far removed they really don’t get it.

Same with a friend who constantly rants that “BLM is MARXIST!!” Yeah, so? Modern people educated after 1990 have no idea what Marxism is, or even that it’s a danger. To them it’s a little theory that, gee, a whole bunch of people seem attracted to.

Point is, I think we need different lines of attacks.