Mark in Mexico introduces it in his post on the 56th Anniversary of the People’s Republic of China.
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Hemoclism is one thing, Roger. But it pales in comparison to the Fascist Corporate State that is modern America. Look at the nearly 1,000 deaths George Bush caused by starting hurricane Katrina with his anti-environmentalist policies! Look at the nearly 2,000 young American men and women whose lives have been thrown away so that Halliburton could reap obscene profits! I think you need to keep some perspective here.
Whchta Boy:
You have forgotten one of the primary causes of all Communist Bloodbaths. The United States opposition to Communism. If only the U.S. had only embraced Stalin, Mao, Castro and the boys they would not have been forced to kill so many of their own people. Even today, if Bush would have unilateral negotiations with North Korea the Dear leader would be able to stop treating his people like farm animals. Roger naivly attributes those deaths to the leaders who ordered them without realizing that they had no option to do otherwise. Communist Dictators don’t cause mass killings of their own people, U.S. Fascist imperlialism is the root of all evil. Roger, you went to college, you should know better.
Kevin Peters