Comments by "No Fate But What We Make" (@SonoftheAllfather) on "The Current Moral Panic and Why It Will Pass: 2017 is 1950 or 1983" video.

I actually think that McCarthyism (or something like it) should have been expanded and continued. We wouldn't currently be experiencing endemic demoralization in this country and large sectors of our society, including academia, wouldn't have been infiltrated by Marxists. Marxist psy op propaganda worked fantastically and we're inching closer and closer to a communist Orwellian Hell dystopia. No one is being educated on the virtues of nationalism, patriotism, and Western values. Instead, they are being taught that globalism, anti-Western nihilism and multicultural suicide is the way to go.
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Jesus Is A Cunt right, because moral values aren't an important necessity for a functioning society or anything. I don't consider it coincidental that moral relativism and Marxism were both created by dissident Jews.
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Rectal Ranger interesting take. I just think that communism should be identified as intrinsically flawed and an ideological enemy of liberty, and by default, the West. I think the correlations between Marxism and the butcherous despotism that takes root in every Marxist regime should be common knowledge. I think communist atrocities and genocides should be common knowledge amongst Westerners. There is only a common phobia surrounding fascism in the West, but not Marxism and the totalitarianism to which it inevitably leads. Young adults should be educated, not just about Hitler and the Holocaust, but on Stalin/Lenin and the Bolshevik Jew atrocities in the USSR (the Holdomor in particular), as well as the murderous transgressions and genocides carried out by other Marxist and Leftist despots like Mao, the Three Pashas, Pol Pot, the Kims, Ho Chi Minh, Mengistu, Castro, Che, etc. Really, Marxism should be demonized; it is warranted. Instead you see socialism taking root in the West, and socialists and communists openly running in Western elections and garnering considerable support. I agree with you that the methodology created hysteria and dissent more than anything, but I think McCarthy's intentions were genuine and the hysteria was borderline warranted.
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Yuri Bezmenov (ex-KGB propagandist) is able to explain the process of ideological subversion very well (Obviously, if anyone could, it would be someone familiar with it and tasked with its implementation).
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@Bar Yehudai: "it was a government program, and was therefore destined to fail." Yes, good point.
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Dan Hurd I agree with you. I was more referring to the "education" system to which most average Westerners are subjected. It's more of a Leftist/globalist/multiculturalist/anti-Western postmodernist indoctrination, if anything. It takes a strong mind to question the system and critically evaluate everything we've been taught to believe. Most are incapable of emancipating themselves from that mental slavery, to quote my friend Mr. Robert Marley. The information of which you're speaking, that is available through unorthodox sources (mostly on the internet), are most certainly under attack by the globalist ZOG empire. All should be worried that there is an active assault by these dystopian forces and their shills to censor the free speech of Westerners and the information they disseminate criticizing our true enemies.
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@ David Longfellow: I am generally not for authoritarian statism, but Pinochet was one glorious mf. I am a strong proponent of his "free helicopter rides for socialists" program, as well as his peaceful handover of power to a democratically elected government.
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Reactionary Monarchist that's funny considering it was likely old Bolshevik Jews that engineered that atrocity, and not ethnic Russians, including Stalin.
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gmanvicman thank you my friend, I'll check it out. EDIT: ordered the hardcover from my local bookstore. Thanks for the recommendation. :)
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Reactionary Monarchist well, it's arguable that the Ukrainians have good reason to hate both the Jews and the Russians. I see your point though, and I'll keep it in my thoughts.
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