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Activists silent as communists parade at ‘Yes23’ rally

19 September 2023

3:54 PM

19 September 2023

3:54 PM

If Australia’s Left-wing hegemony were sincerely concerned about injustice, they’d be out in force condemning the ‘Yes’ campaign’s association with murderous collectivist ideology, as we saw this week.

They’re not.

Communists, flying flags, walked amongst the crowd seemingly with no objection. The same activists who attacked Moira Deeming over a handful of neo-Nazis hijacking a Let Women Speak rally (individuals with no connection whatsoever with the event, the ideology, or Deeming), are both silent and out of sight.

‘If a murderous ideology supports your cause, it’s probably not a good one!’

Or so said Lefties, threatening to cancel Moira Deeming, circa the Let Women Speak rally.

I’m not hearing that rationale today, even though the shoe clearly fits if moral responsibility is to be applied equally.

It seems that socialist salutes are, in fact, okay, just as long as it’s the ‘right’ brand of wrong.

The Hammer, Sickle, and power fist represent the Left’s ‘right’ brand of butchery. They are no better than the Swastika and Nazi that we saw in Victoria.

I don’t condone either.

I’m simply illustrating the dissonance in the tiresome Woketopian double standard.


Mass killings and starvation in the name of communism is – so goes the vile thinking – butchery for a ‘good’ cause.

Lyle Shelton was right,

‘More people were murdered under [the hammer and sickle] than any others in human history. How is it appropriate at a yes23au event?’

The promotion of communism at the ‘Yes’ march should be as aggressively condemned as the so-called Neo-Nazis (should have been) after they hijacked the Let Women Speak rally.

Anything less is a slap in the face to the victims of communism, many of whom are proud to call Australia home.

One who survived communism is Independent MP, Dai Le, who at the age of 7 escaped to Australia.

Dai Le avoided death in Viet Cong political camps after the communists broke the Paris Peace accords, by invading South Vietnam in 1975.

During a maiden speech in 2022 wearing a traditional Vietnamese áo dài fashioned into an Australian flag, she thanked Vietnam veterans and called Australia, ‘The land of hope, freedom, and endless possibilities.’

The same principle disallowing Nazis (National Socialists) a legitimate moral right to participate in Australia’s political system, should be extended to communists.

Just like their mid-century German cousins, communists from Russia to Cambodia, from China to North Korea, through Vietnam and into Cuba (among others), have created a trail of butchers, bloodshed, and a never satiated belligerence.

Simone Weil’s contention is as true today as it was when the former-French communist said it:

Marxism is a ‘badly constructed religion’.

One that has had its false claims to moral superiority repeatedly delegitimised.

Behind the altruistic masks Marxists wear is a substitute saviour; a meat-grinding soulless nothingness.

It’s a man-made post-truth popery serviced by an ideology that prides itself as being man’s true liberator, while concealing its true identity.

Remember we were told:

‘If a murderous ideology supports your cause, it’s probably not a good one!’

If those involved in the attacks on Moira Deeming truly believed this, they’d be applying this same sentiment to communists using the ‘Yes’ campaign to promote communism.

Nazism and communism are two wings on the same vicious bird.

Marx’s Promethean monstrosity is a mass murderer. It has no moral legitimacy in Australia’s representative democracy.


This article was first published at CaldronPool.

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