As I’ve pointed out several times already, the Progressive movement is returning to its fascist roots and moving closer and closer to the positions until now held mainly by National Socialists and other White Supremacist hate groups. Common Dreams is the latest “progressive” site to host propaganda so biased that it is being passed around by White Supremacists, in this case being promoted by the website White Revolution.
It is ironic that the far left often accuses the right of racism, and I’ve been called a Nazi more than once. It is the progressives however that have the most in common with neo-Nazis. Here’s a quote from the White Nationalists at Nordwave (emphasis mine):
“We believe in a form of nationalism which is free from all capitalist manipulations. An idea that exclusively serves the state and its people instead of serving private enterprise. We want a country that provides a life of quality and dignity, not just grim existence and uncertainty for tomorrow; a social structure in which employment and medical care are guaranteed for all citizens, all the time. We demand a political idea that provides the working people with the same benefits and privileges that only the rich and famous can afford today.”
Pretty progressive sounding huh? You’d almost forget Nordwave was arguing for a Whites only nation. It sounds like something any progressive worth their salt would want, and why not? Progressivism and Nazism are cut from the same collectivist cloth. Both are ideologies that preach a hatred of true individualism, an unseemly subservience to the state and a backward social and economic model whose chief feature is its infantilization of it’s population.
Plus they both hate the Jews.
It’s no wonder that so called progressives and neo-Nazis share ideas, because in essence the groups are exactly the same except that “progressives” pretend to not be racists. What should surprise people is that the two groups don’t completely merge into one political party.
But then, we already have the Democrats.
Discover the Networks has more on Common Dreams here.