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| | Hoover Institution - Uncommon Knowledge - IS THE NEW LEFT HISTORY? The Past, Present, and Future of the Left (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13) |
 | | And one of the oddities of the Left's perception of the Soviet Union is that in the very beginning, right after the Bolshevik Revolution, the great opponents of Lenin and the people who were at first the biggest critics were the Left. |
 | | But when I was on the Marxist Left the reasons why I would have been proud to say I was, was internationalism, solidarity, with taking the side of the oppressed, and being opposed to all forms of religious nonsense. |
 | | The Left is now a position where it will not take the side of those in the Muslim world, the women who are enslaved, the minorities who are being physically destroyed, the gays who must be there somewhere, God knows what their lives are like, and others against something that is self-evidently, pornographically reactionary. |
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