It’s wonderful how broadminded some on the American right are getting, intellectually speaking. Take Jonah Goldberg, editor of National Review Online, and author of Liberal Fascism, a book which uses the “f” word to characterise, among other people and things, Hillary Clinton, Obama’s mid 2008 call for “party unity”, and the Whole Foods supermarket chain — the whole thing a kinda Goldberg standard for measuring the intellectual decline of American conservatism.
In a recent post on online madhouse The Corner he notes: “Has there been anti-Semitism on the political right? Of course.” Was it dominant there? That “is a complex argument” to which there is no easy answer. Amazingly generous, until you realise that the topic in question is Germany in the 1930s. Still, baby steps, baby steps.
NRO finds possible evidence of anti-Semitism in 1930s Germany
It’s wonderful how broadminded some on the American right are getting, intellectually speaking. Take Jonah Goldberg, editor of National Review Online, and author of Liberal Fascism, a book which uses the “f” word to characterise, among other people and things, Hillary Clinton, Obama’s mid 2008 call for “party unity”, and the Whole Foods supermarket chain — the whole thing a kinda Goldberg standard for measuring the intellectual decline of American conservatism.
In a recent post on online madhouse The Corner he notes: “Has there been anti-Semitism on the political right? Of course.” Was it dominant there? That “is a complex argument” to which there is no easy answer. Amazingly generous, until you realise that the topic in question is Germany in the 1930s. Still, baby steps, baby steps.
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