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To: FredZarguna

Maybe Horowitz is out there providing the outer bounds of what is acceptable in the way of anti-communism.


9 posted on 09/14/2013 11:37:10 PM PDT by No One Special
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To: No One Special
Maybe Horowitz is out there providing the outer bounds of what is acceptable in the way of anti-communism.

That is certainly the role that Radosh has played:

Yes, the Rosenbergs were guilty, but Joe McCarthy was bad. Yes the Spanish Civil War was a tragedy, but John Stewart Service was not a Communist agent. And so on. The first is such a throwaway that it's no longer even controversial. The Second is nonsense. The third is a given. And as to the fourth, it's very, very hard to believe that John Stewart Service was merely a simple-minded dupe in the fall of China, which is what Radosh expects us to believe.

Ann Coulter pretty thoroughly demolished Radosh in one of her columns. I guess I take some pity on Radosh. He's an academic and needs to keep his contacts... I guess ...

14 posted on 09/15/2013 12:13:11 AM PDT by FredZarguna (Or perhaps his Nobel Prize lecture for medicine.)
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