A story that turned my stomach

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What does this story have in common with the fact that the same country routinely murders the old and the sick and has recently approved the murder of disabled children?
http://www.brusselsjournal.com/node/946
Obviously, that human beings are being treated not as an end, but as cogs in the wheel of whatever it is that their rulers want (which the creature in question defines with admirable clarity: "capital"). Bear in mind that the creature's party not only did not even try to stifle her outrageous suggestion, but actually lined up behind her. Is Holland even worth spitting on if it was on fire?

Comments

[bufo-viridis.livejournal.com]

the writer noted what he called (something like) "dangerous hardline Marxism" (or somesuch) that he believes has taken root in a few European countries.

Not surprising. They are the spiritual (maybe no only spiritual :)) descendants of various hardcore trotskites, so adamant in their "proper understanding" that they were completely ineffective because of intense factionalism (thanks God for small mercies). Anyway they survived in the west, in the east they were properly disposed of ;)
And they still spread their gospel...

[patchworkmind.livejournal.com]

Yep. We have them here, too.