SorelMcRae (@SorelMcRae)

Also, for all its fumbling awkwardness, consider what an improvement this anti-Satan approach is to the usual Russian anti-"nazi" rhetoric--as if a bunch of skinhead Azov LARPers are the second coming of the Wehrmacht! I understand why the Russians do it. From their historical perspective and how much they suffered in WWII, that's some mighty effective rhetoric for the domestic market. But internationally, I always assumed that they knew that calling everyone one opposes a Nazi is basically leftist schtick and the international left has been almost entirely co-opted by Jewish-dominated U.S. Imperialism by now. Yeah, a few cuckservatives do it too, defensively, along with D3R. But neither have any sympathy for the Russian Federation so, for international consumption at least, they might as well just drop it. I mean if you went strictly by numbers, the Aryan Brotherhood would probably constitute the largest "White Nationalist" movement in the United States but a swastika over a meth lab does not a national socialist make. I'm not a very spiritual person (though I aspire) but, even so, I think "demonic" much more accurately captures and describes the essence of Zio-Globohomo from top to bottom and in between than "fascist."