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March 15, 2005
Anti fascist?
Stephen Schwartz does not seem to much care for Justin Raimondo: ....Referring to the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, he wrote, “one needn’t refer to fiction when the relevant facts are so readily available.” (In other words, the Protocols may be fake, but they tell the truth.) According to Raimondo, “Today, the word ‘fascist’ is the political equivalent of the ‘f’-word, rendered virtually meaningless on account of its degeneration into pure epithet. Yet, Israel in its present trajectory fits the classic definition of fascism.” And: “Israel, far from being our faithful ally, is potentially an enemy.”There's much more, of course. I remember when Raimondo was a Libertarian. As I've noted before, he's reduced himself to being a defender of anti-Semitism. Pity. Maybe he'll come out of it. UPDATE (03/19/05): As pointed out by InstaPundit, "Dennis" doesn't have the same ring as, well, Justin. No wisecracks, please. This name-wringing stuff is very serious business. posted by Eric on 03.15.05 at 09:32 PM |
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