From
The Washington Post:
As if to prove Cummings’s point, the antifa movement responded with
jackboots and clubs — because their definition of “fascist” includes not
just neo-Nazis but also anyone who opposes their totalitarian
worldview.
And let’s be clear: Totalitarian is precisely what they are. Mark Bray, a Dartmouth lecturer who has defended antifa’s violent tactics, recently explained in The Post,
“Its adherents are predominantly communists, socialists and anarchists”
who believe that physical violence “is both ethically justifiable and
strategically effective.” In other words, they are no different from
neo-Nazis. Neo-Nazis are the violent advocates of a murderous ideology
that killed 25 million people last century. Antifa members are the
violent advocates of a murderous ideology that, according to “The Black Book of Communism,”
killed between 85 million and 100 million people last century. Both
practice violence and preach hate. They are morally indistinguishable.
There is no difference between those who beat innocent people in the
name of the ideology that gave us Hitler and Himmler and those who beat
innocent people in the name of the ideology that gave us Stalin and
Dzerzhinsky. (Read more.)
And the KKK's war on Catholics from
The Catholic Herald:
Ahead of the cataclysm, the Klan explained, Catholics would do their
level best to ruin public morals and undermine American values. Klan
audiences in the 1920s were routinely treated to speeches by women who
claimed to be former nuns: they would often display leather bags in
which, it was alleged, the newborn children of illicit liaisons between
nuns and priests were carried to church furnaces to be cremated. Did
people not realise, a Klan member in Sacramento asked, that “nearly all
the bawdy houses, bootleg joints and other dives are owned or controlled
by Romanists”? (Read more.)
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