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6 comments:
Sorry - not funny.
Love it. It's astonishing how a cartoon can expose massive stupidity and hypocrisy with a few strokes of the pen.
I don't know how the far left (whom I distinguish from the merely progressive) can live with themselves given the appalling crimes that have been committed in the name of Marxism. How do they get away with it?
They usually don't wear USSR scarves. More like kaffiyehs, a la Arafat. But still more deaths...
I don't know how the far left (whom I distinguish from the merely progressive) can live with themselves given the appalling crimes that have been committed in the name of Marxism. How do they get away with it?
Who exactly are you talking about when you refer to the far left?
Oh, well. Time to call the Gerry Nichols and Eva Braun up there fascists again.
Good thing leather boots and dapper uniforms are so flattering, eh?
Anon:
By far left, I mean Marxists or communists.
But those who show soft support for such regimes (see cartoon) - without being full blown communists - have much to answer for. A hammer-and-sickle insignia is as offensive as a swastika.
"A hammer-and-sickle insignia is as offensive as a swastika."
or a cricufix.
KEvron
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