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SOCIALISM'S
WILLING EXECUTIONERS:
WHY SOCIALISTS COMMIT ATROCITIES
by
Rex Curry
This is a book review about a book that
asks "why did many regular German citizens assist the National Socialist
German Workers’ Party in committing atrocities?" The book says almost
nothing about people in the former Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and
in the People’s Republic of China and the fact that they both independently
killed more people than did the monstrous National Socialist German Workers’
Party. Together, the former Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, the
People’s Republic of China, and the National Socialist German Workers’ Party
(the “socialist trio”) committed the worst atrocities of all time in the
socialist Wholecaust (of which the Holocaust was a part): ~60 million slaughtered
under the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics; ~50 million under the People's
Republic of China; ~20 million under the National Socialist German Workers’Party.
Some people have wondered whether the book implies
that Germans have a “bad culture” that causes atrocities. It would
make more sense to wonder why the philosophy of socialism moves so many regular
citizens of various countries to commit atrocities. Many books that
explore the mindset of the National Socialist German Workers’ Party inexplicably
fail to compare the mindset of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, the
People’s Republic of China and all the other examples of socialist atrocities.
"Hitler's Willing Executioners : Ordinary Germans
and the Holocaust" by Daniel Jonah Goldhagen would be more illuminating
if it were titled "Socialism’s Willing Executioners: Ordinary socialists
and the Wholecaust" and if it were expanded to include the hate-spewing
radical paramilitary societies created in the Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics, the People’s Republic of China, with the horrid National Socialist
German Workers’ Party (the “socialist trio of the worst atrocities”).
To see graphic art depicting the socialist trio of
the worst mass murderers go to
http://rexcurry.net/socialists.jpg
According to R. J. Rummel's article in the Encyclopedia
of Genocide (1999)
the top three most murderous regimes are: (1) the Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics, 62 million deaths, 1917-'87; (2) People's Republic of China,
35
million, 1949-'87; (3) Germany under the National Socialist German Workers’
Party, 21 million, 1933-'45. Socialists are nuclear bombs. Socialism
is nuclear war.
The modern socialist inquisitions were the deadliest inquisitions.
http://rexcurry.net/inquisitions-heresy-socialism.html
The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics had hatred for
the bourgeoisie, inspired by Karl Marx, who himself intended to libel Jewish
folks when he said they were the quintessential capitalists and worthy of
total contempt, in his infamous essay, “On the Jewish Question.”
Marxists and socialists had no interest in “the weak,” only in the loyal,
and their “language of social justice” concerned a totalitarian plan for
a new man, or more accurately an ant in an ant hill.
The book provides a lot of information that explains Wholecaust
deniers and why most media use the word "Nazi" to cover-up for the horrid
"National Socialist German Workers' Party," in a vain effort to rehabilitate
socialism. Most media will not fully identify the atrocious "National Socialist
German Workers' Party" and use the abbreviations "Nazi" & "Nazis" &
"Nazism" in a hackneyed lazy manner, so that there is now rampant ignorance
of the full phrase in the public, and now even in the media.
The table of contents and the index avoid use of the
phrase “National Socialist German Workers’ Party” and substitute a hackneyed
and misleading abbreviation. The subject “socialism” isn’t even listed
in the index, and the phrase “socialist movement” is cited to a single page.
The pact between the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and the National
Socialist German Workers’ Party whereby the two socialist groups were allies
in starting WWII http://rexcurry.net/socialistwar.html
and invading Poland (and where the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics killed
more people in Poland than did the National Socialist German Workers’ Party)
is indexed as the “Soviet-German non-aggression pact” and cited to a single
page.
The book also fails to examine similar trends that were occurring in the
United States http://rexcurry.net/pledge-allegiance-pledge-allegiance.jpg
under American socialists Francis Bellamy (author of the "Pledge of Allegiance")
and Edward Bellamy (author of "Looking Backward."
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