[cdcdawg]

We just can’t call a communist a communist anymore.

[rjsimmon]

Although his definition of fascism is quite off the mark, he is correct in that the US university system is complicit in the rise of fascism. It is being displayed round the clock by the professors and students who participate in their anti-America, anti-Trump antics.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Young Conservatives protested in Austin yesterday (?) and were advocating FOR Kavanaugh. The radicals showed up and demanded that UT shut them down. The university correctly refused. Look at the hypocrisy. The leftist radicals want THEIR free speech rights, but refuse those rights to others. The leftists need to be shut down.

[Jim Noble]

We do not want to see right-wing ultranationalism triumph

Then stop encouraging Antifa. Shut down their meetings. Expel them from university. Dismiss their faculty supporters. Ban then from Twitter.

What you call "right-wing ultranationalism" is the only force powerful enough to deal with the new Red Fighting Front. Democratic politics and courts of law are powerless before it.

If you give us Weimar problems, there are bound to be Weimar solutions.

[aspasia]

any ultranationalism—ethnic, religious, or cultural—in which the nation is represented by an authoritarian leader who claims to speak for the people.” . . . Focusing on higher education

Nothing wrong with "a leader who speaks for the people. That's what a representative does.

[Albion Wilde]

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