No Smoke And Mirrrors - Just The Facts
Reader comment on item: The Far Right & Jihadis in Alliance
in response to reader comment: Re: Making generalisations and false accusations

Submitted by orange yonason (United States), May 10, 2009 at 01:52

B"H

I don't have time to deal with all your false assertions, so I'll just take a couple for now.

"You falsely assert that I claimed the entire political Left disapproved of eugenics. This is simple misrepresentation of what I said."

What you said was...

"I do not think many social democrats or even those to the Left of social democrats would agree with the Nazis' eugenicist programmes, their imperialist-expansionist ambitions, their belief in the superiority of the Aryan race,..."

Think what you will, but the facts don't support your fantasies.

In the first place, I am dealing with the essence of the Left, not the exceptions you would have us focus on to mislead us.

In the second place, it was the Left that came up with eugenics to begin with. Just because some Leftists don't believe in eugenics (or falsely claim not to), or are foolish enough to associate with the Left because of the false claims they make about supporting minorities (THEY DO NOT), their folly in no way proves your false assertions.

"Martin Luther King Jr espoused social democracy"

Marin Luther King Jr. was a conservative Republican, because Republicans have historically been the party of freedom and opportunity, principles upon which that party was founded.

Here are a couple of far Leftists, who have pretended to be moderates in order to deceive us, IN THEIR OWN WORDS.

You have no support for you claims, which is why you give none. You just hope that no one notices that your assertions are based on no real facts, just your own fantasies.

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