David Horowitz on Hannity & Colmes

David Horowitz on Hannity & Colmes 09-08-07

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[pdaniels9000]

I'm a student at UC Santa Cruz and this guy Horowitz doesn't know what the hell he's talking about. There are so many nationally ranked departments like economics, linguistics, molecular bio, physics; and he calls us the wost university? The people who take these liberal arts classes are extremely passionate about what they're studying and most likely chose UCSC in order to take them. They aren't just little innocent minds being brainwashed. They're intelligent, free-spirited college students.

[Omnicronimous]

under the guise of "social justice". Social justice is exactly what lords, barons, dukes, kings, and emperors of the middle ages provided to their subjects. It's what Mussolini provided. it's what the National Socialists (NAZIs) provided, it's what Lenin and Stalin provided, it's what Mao provided, it's what Pol Pot provided, it's what Che provided. Collectivism is a noble class system using Democracy as its platform, and if you can't see that you're blind my friend.

[cgmsdh]

So, this guy wants people to show multiple (hopefully all) the sides to an issue, right?

Then why does he want to silence this school's/my school's view point.

[Omnicronimous]

@pushups2345 It has been a long time since I logged in on my Youtube account, so I apologize for not responding sooner. So bapyou is a professor? A part-time instructor doesn't count as a professor in my book. Interesting character though. I like the colorful use of the "f-word" in his responses. Very academic.

[pushups2345]

@Omnicronimous when he is not on youtube defending castro and stalin (I have even seen him defend the nazi-soviet pact), bapyou is actually a university professor himself. need any more proof that there is a problem in our universities?

[MarkyVarsity]

David Horoshitz

[Omnicronimous]

your Orwell argument? I'm guessing you didn't go back to it because you discovered I was right. Look up the founding of Progressivism, Communism, Socialism, and Fascism. All four of those "isms" have a lot in common. Mainly, they are all just different forms of collectivism. But in their founding all of them were favored by Social Darwinists. All of them had major racist and religious intolerance issues. Through cloak and dagger means they have hidden and re-emerged... cont.

[Omnicronimous]

Or don't you understand collectivism? Listen, if you don't understand that much you really need to educate yourself. Ever since the noble class fell worldwide replaced by bureaucracies, there has been constant disagreement on the left over collectivism. Since the term has such a negative connotation with people on the "right" Progressives and Fascists take turns accusing each other of being more collectivist than the other. The fact is both are. Furthermore, what happened to ... continued

[Omnicronimous]

@bapyou

The only reason I touched a nerve with you is because part of you knows it's true. I've spent the last few years trying to figure out why seemingly "good intentioned" collectivist sheep like yourself follow collectivism in the first place. You're able to put together thoughts into sentences. Why then is it that you can't see the correlation between collectivism and tyranny? You mention fascists being against modern liberals... fascism is just a different form of collectivism.

[bapyou]

@Omnicronimous "collectivism carries with it virtually every trait that humankind in general identifies as evil."

That's a fucking lie. I loathe fucks like you because you're fucking propagandists masquerading as calm rationalists.

Was it "collectivism" causing Ronald Reagan to fund the murder of 100s of 1000s of Central Americans in the 1980s? Was it collectivsm that slaughtered 30,000 in the Paris Commune, or was it the borgeousie? Or don't these acts count as "evil"? Fuck you, whore.

[bapyou]

@Omnicronimous This describes David Horrorwitz to a 'T':

"fascism, from Hermann Goering's fondness for a phrase from a Hanns Johst play ("When I hear the word 'culture' I reach for my gun") to the frequent use of such expressions as "degenerate intellectuals," "eggheads," "effete snobs," and "universities are nests of reds." The official fascist intellectuals were mainly engaged in attacking modern culture and the liberal intelligentsia for having betrayed traditional values." - Umberto Eco