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The slippery slope : Comments
By Adam Henry, published 21/1/2014Political spin of both major parties would now have us believe that the billions of dollars spent on detention centres and off shore processing have only ever been about territorial sovereignty and a moral crusade to prevent people drowning at sea.
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Thought this (above) might be of some interest to you. I would suspect that you yourself would not be a fascist (this would require a dedicated commitment and political discipline which would publicly identify one as such). Often quite unpopular for some "odd" historical reasons! It might be worth noting that a little further to the right of spectrum the tendencies you demonstrate in your comments have been embraced. Pinochet (obviously a bit of a hero of yours) was quite the supporter of such extreme tendencies and in practice. Fond of torturing and killing all sorts of people too, not merely those evil communists. I did enjoy the comparison of Cuba and Chile. I can see why keeping open a history department full of researchers etc would be a very low priority for you. But I wonder LEGO, when you look to the enemy on the 'wrong' side of where you sit on the standard political spectrum there must be a disturbingly high number of left wingers/communists/do gooders out there. I do wonder, is there actually an abnormally high percentage of horrid left wingers/do gooders out there? Or is it that you sit so far to the right of the political spectrum that you are actually closer to Pinochet in philosophy and sympathies than say Malcolm Fraser (one of those well known left-wing maniacs)?