Fascism or, in fact, its more
virulent form, (Ukrainian) Nazism as a "force for peace"? Why not, if
that's what Washington wants us to believe, and if there is no conscience to cry out. Similarly with the
"moderation" for the armies of al Qaeda and its spin-offs in
Syria.
As to the
"tragedy-comedy" thing ... In tragedy, the criminal is often hurt,
but he claims his innocence. For, originally, tragedy was about the suffering
of tyrants. In comedy or farce, the tyrant is supposed to transform himself
into a satyr and thus escape justice and suffering in the end--under a new mask
and identity. Nazism 2.0.
Eric Draitser:
"Washington continues to hold up President Poroshenko and his government
of oligarchs and fascists as a force for peace... To paraphrase the great
political economist and philosopher Karl Marx, 'History repeats itself, first
as tragedy, then as farce.' While
undoubtedly true, the war on Donbass is, in fact, both tragedy and farce
simultaneously."
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