re: The History of Political Correctness, Cultural Marxism, Critical Theory

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He says Rodney King was so famous because his story upheld the narrative. No mention at all that the Rodney King verdict started a huge riot in which dozens of people were killed, thousands injured, with over $1 billion in damages. That's why that story was international news.

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You're confused. How did the riots start if it wasn't made big news?

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He says the quote from the African king makes slavery more about economics and not about racism. Slavery was always about economics.

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And yet we have mounds of curricula that focus on it being about racism

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He says about the Left, "Everything they believe in has proven to be wrong." Really Bill? Everything? Mmkay.

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Actually he was referring to the Leftists in the academic field of critical theory

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Says the American Civil War was fought because the Union wanted to wipe out the memory of slavery. This is patently false. Lincoln didn't change the Union cause to the eradication of slavery until 1863.

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He didn't say that. And he was presenting it as a the type of basic facts that are ignored in order to push a victimization narrative, along with America electing a black president.

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Says the faceless guy with the gun is never named because the media didn't feel the need to identify him. In the next breath he says that guy should sue MSNBC for defamation of character. That part was just dumb

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The man was misrepresented as a white redneck racist when he was in fact a black peaceful political protester. Why does it matter whether they mention his name?

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For all the raving he does about Rachel Maddow and MSNBC, Bill is also a caricature of a radical just like Maddow

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You have nothing.


Would you like to research his historical points on the origins of critical theory in academia, the Frankfurt School, and its communist subversive origins? Anything to say at all about that?