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Carl Benjamin: "If you're psychotic enough to kill...

"If you're psychotic enough to kill then you should be put down like a mad dog." Erm, yes. Obviously. Watching libtards disappear the victims of evil-doers is probably the aspect of liberalism I hate the most. Good and innocent people are murdered and are completely vanished by the lib, gone as if their lives never mattered at all. Their friends, families, and themselves--all these lives are ruined by the act of one murderous insane person. The liberal doesn't care. For some reason, these people don't have "rights" as the libtard understands them. There are no social or ideological brownie points to be earned because normal people, who are mostly good and decent, are not "marginalised". The liberal finds nothing unique about their circumstances to mine for their own vanity. But some mad dog child killer, that person's rights matter because the case is so novel, the cause so unpopular, that the liberal can ideologically distinguish themselves by standing up for it. Vanity and inhumanity, combined into the same parasitic liberal package.
Carl Benjamin: "If you're psychotic enough to kill...
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Carl Benjamin: The problem that the left...

The problem that the left has with the term "socialism" is the ineffablility of its definition. Socialism seems to ultimately mean a centralised, rationalised, and fundamentally unnatural order of society, and this is usually adopted by the left because their end goal demands it, but it could also be adopted by the right for other purposes. This is why fascism and nazism haunt the left-wing mind in a way that normal people just don't think about. They want all the groundwork done that could possibly enable fascism, just for their plan. It's completely believable that someone could hijack such a system for other ends.
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