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Lee Kuan Yew understood early on that the call for "social justice" was essentially just a bunch of marxists trying to take power. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
by seivan 11y ago
Lee Kuan Yew understood early on that the call for "social justice" was essentially just a bunch of marxists trying to take power.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Spectrum https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Spectrum
> His "key man" in Singapore was Vincent Cheng, a full-time Catholic Church worker in the Justice and Peace Commission
Oddly enough I trust the dead Lee Kuan Yew more than I trust any "social justice" advocate... or the Swedish government.
Sometimes I think the craziness of "social justice" sociopaths is on design, in order to push people to the far right. It certainly worked on me. Guess I'm weak minded enough to buy it.
If we can look back in history and compare with national socialism growing, I am sure we can do the same with socialism/marxism.
The way Singapore handled both islamic and marxists threats is incredibly useful to read about: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Coldstore https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Coldstore
- golergka 11y agoWell... Let's say that there's certain political movement A. And that certain _other_ political forces B are seeing that this political movement can be beneficial to them, so they infiltrate it and help it. Does it really mean that everyone who supports A is really covertly working for B? Don't you allow the possibility that a lot of people supporting A don't even think about B and are sincere in their support of the issue?
- seivan 11y agoOh yeah absolutely. I remember Occupy Wall street had the right idea until it got filled with AFA-filth and other shit. I still think Occupy Wall street had/has a point.