Coleman Hughes talks to Noah Rothman about his latest book. Which I've read.
"Why only Left-wing violence and not Right-wing violence", the left will say. Isn't there more Right wing violence than Left-wing?
Answer: No. And No.
It's not "just" about Left-wing violence, if you read the book. It's on both sides. But focussing on the Left. Why? Because there's been plenty of books, articles and analyses of Right-wing violence and almost none on the Left. As Rothman explains in the book and above.
The second "no" is about there being more on the Right than on the Left. For the recent decades it's a statistical construct to claim more on the Right than the Left.
Eg:
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| Part of p32, on the misuse of ADL political crime stats |
I leave it to Noah to explain why in the video above. In the book it's page 32 et.seq.
This vid comes just a few days after the preliminary trial of the Charlie Kirk killer, Tyler Robinson, which documents extensive evidence of his guilt. Despite which both the Left and the Right went loopy. Coleman says "there are two competing stupidities". On the Left that Robinson was actually a Republican, based solely on the fact that his parents are. On the Right, that it wasn't Robinson, but Egypt, its military or ... something, or... wait a minute! of course! it's the Jooz... !
