Sunday, February 05, 2017
Modest Proposal
I think we should compare the violent, lefty vandals in black, like the ones in Seattle in '99 or the ones at Berkeley days ago, only to the black shirts of Italy in the '30s, and not to the brown shirts in Germany at the same time. I say this for three reasons.
1. They share the same choice for an economic system as the Italians, a looser form of socialism tinged with anarcho/syndicalism;
2. They do wear black; and,
2. They're not as effective as the brown shirts of the National Socialist and German Worker's Party (now there's a name that screams out right wing). The neo-black shirts do piddling little things over piddling little perceived slights and are more annoyance than uprising.
The Nazis were evil but they were an effective evil. They got things done. I don't admire them for it but you can't read about the period without noticing it.
The Italians were more like these pathetic wannabes, but an order of magnitude more serious.
1. They share the same choice for an economic system as the Italians, a looser form of socialism tinged with anarcho/syndicalism;
2. They do wear black; and,
2. They're not as effective as the brown shirts of the National Socialist and German Worker's Party (now there's a name that screams out right wing). The neo-black shirts do piddling little things over piddling little perceived slights and are more annoyance than uprising.
The Nazis were evil but they were an effective evil. They got things done. I don't admire them for it but you can't read about the period without noticing it.
The Italians were more like these pathetic wannabes, but an order of magnitude more serious.
Labels: Vandals in Black; Black Shirts Comparison
# posted by Roger Fraley @ 11:55 AM 
