[MinorityRepublican]

This is an oldie, but goodie. Besides I wanted to post something and see how it works. This is my first time doing such thing.

[MinorityRepublican]

Twenty years ago, I was struck by the way various sorts of political “progressives” — Communists, socialists, liberals, “civil libertarians,” “moderates,” “pragmatists” — all spontaneously cooperated with each other. It wasn’t a conspiracy; there was obviously no central direction. But the pattern was too clear to be denied.

This is very true. There's no such thing as the left-wing conspiracy. Instead they are united with similiar goals, which is to overthrow America as we know it, and to change our culture permanently. I hate to say but they're on progress right there.

That's because conservatives are always losing ground to the other side. The problem with us is that we think we can help the "misguided" left to change their minds.

They see us as their enemies. It's way past time to see Cultural Marxists as our greatest enemy on our country today.

The Constitution says to protect America from enemies, foreign and domestic.

We must not forget.

[jimkress]

The typical bee isn’t a fanatical Marxist-Leninist; it’s Dan Rather or Katie Couric.

What a GREAT ARTICLE! Thanks for posting it.

[wafflehouse]

great stuff! i have wondered about the leftist mentality
for quite a while, and here it is, a great analogy..
see the whole series of articles here:

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[MinorityRepublican]

bump

[Springman]

"You will be one with the Borg. You All will be one with the Borg." I had to post it. LOL

[HowlinglyMind-BendingAbsurdity]

Shafarevich argues that socialism is not just a modern phenomenon, but a perennial problem of decadent societies. In the name of equality, it tries to destroy the family, private property, and religion — institutions that prevent the state from monopolizing loyalty, wealth, and authority.

A continuing problem. The stupidity of "moderates" and "centrists" who are apathetic about such destructive tendencies in our decadent society is also part of this syndrome.

[Askel5]

Great choice, MinorityRepublican.

[Jhoffa_]

Bravo..

[Palladin]

Good job of posting.

Do you think the symbol of the hive could also apply to the Catholic Church and its leftist drift of the last thirty years?

(I ask because you sent this to the Catholic ping list).

[Dajjal]

Sobran bump

[InvisibleChurch]

bump into the latter half of the decade

[okie01]

Thanks for the post.

You're right: This is an oldie. And it is certainly a goodie.

The Hive analogy works for liberalism. And so does the liberalism-is-a-religion analogy.

They are both effective ways to understand liberals and their thought processes.

The most striking thing about the Hive analogy is the rigid programming involved. No independent thought can be allowed; no bee can wander off the reservation. Just as socialism is inherently totalitarian, there is also an innately inhuman aspect to it.