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Fred, I have spoken to the questions you raise in this post elsewhere. If you want to know my thoughts you’ll have to delve into my posting history. Go back to the time when you and your pals were attacking me at about a seven or eight to one ratio. Back to when you & your fellow Mal-Valers acted like rabid dogs ripping a piece of raw meat to shreds. Back then, okay?
That, incidentally, was my initiation to the cult of Mal-Val. What I learned was that it was/is a crock. People who have discovered the truth don’t need to act like a gang of vicious bullies. They can stay calm and rational and present their facts. If someone rejects their facts, they can move on to the next prospective convert. They don’t have to destroy people with nasty, shameful personal attacks. The only people who have to do that are those who, like liberals, cannot argue facts & logic. They lose on that playing field. So personal attack is all they’ve got—and they use it w’out restraint.
One other thing I learned about the Mal-Val theory during that same period. Former friends turned just as vicious as the rest. My past kindnesses to them, and their certain knowledge that I was and am a true conservative, meant nothing. Nothing. All that mattered was that I had intellectual differences w the Mal-Val theory. Therefore I had to be savagely attacked and destroyed. From that fact the true nature of Mal-Val emerged. It’s a divisive theory that splits true conservatives and seeks to destroy dissenting conservatives more than it seeks to engage and discredit liberals. That is why our known liberal trolls never, ever attack it. They leave these discussions completely alone. That in turn causes Mal-Valers to label good conservatives who disagree w their theory as ‘trolls’ and ‘Obots’.
We aren’t. But any theory that calls black white and up down is fundamentally flawed. This is the case w Mal-Val, and it’s not something to be proud of.
The Malcolm X crap is an obvious disinfo gambit that sprung up after it was becoming widely known that Barry’s father was Frank Marshall Davis.