Death of a Nation film, good stuff

[johndoe3]

Tonight I watched the new documentary film by Dinesh D'Souza--Death of a Nation (about 1hr 45 min)--in the local theater.

Good stuff, I highly recommend it.

About 2/3rds the way through, Dinesh interviewed Richard Spencer, the founder and main spokesman for the Alt Right. Eye-opening, it turns out that the Alt Right are leftist progressives. Spencer proclaimed that he didn't believe in individual rights except as the State might give (or take away) as part of the collective. Further, his political beliefs were revealed clearly to be socialist; and he chose Andrew Jackson as his most admired president (the founder of the modern Democrat party). The Alt Right holds racist immigration views believing that only white people from Scandinavia, New Zealand, Australia and white South Africans should be admitted to the USA for legal immigration. That's not right wing, but combined with his leftist progressive/socialist political views is just left wing racism. The whole point is that the Alt Right is a false flag deliberately misnamed group who should be called the Alt Left.

Death of a Nation examines the real political views of many groups today in the USA, and how they are a real threat to the nation.

[doubloon]

I haven't watched it yet but I already hold the belief that most political parties today are all about government control with a thin layer of "personal freedom" icing.