He does say it in Part 2, which wasn’t written yet on the day of your comment.
http://www.depthsofpentecost.com/index.html/
I think this link will soon change, since it is currently the index page of the author’s blog.
thank you!
i particularly liked these paragraphs:
“It’s often been said, and I think is most likely, that leftists who compare conservatives to Nazis have too much in common ideologically with Communist dictators to consider them villains in the first place. Perhaps even more disturbing is to hear Democrats praise Castro or Mao Tse Tung as “great leaders.”
However, I think there’s more to it than that. The Soviet Union, while not necessarily our friends, was at least on our side against Hitler. Not being part of the Axis powers, Russia and China technically gets a pass for all the evil the committed in the twentieth century in our collective memories. At least in a dumbed down version of history.”
i hadn’t thought of the latter. I did think that Nazism - national socialism - was close to liberals’ ideology so I figured they didn’t even know what Nazism is. But if they need to pick a recent villain, it makes sense that they don’t even see Stalin or Mao as villains, but heroes.
That’s even more scary!