Jackson, Farrakhan and Hitler
Jackson had a long career as an anti-semitic agitator…er, civil rights leader. When he started his career, Hubert Humphrey was the typical Democrat, love for the United States a given, and Democrats would not think of calling for the annihilation of Israel. But he would see that that would change.
The shining and emblematic moment of Jackson's career was labeling New York City as Hymietown and helping to cement antisemitism as part and parcel of the progressive movement and mainstream Democrat dogma.
By the time Jesse “Hymietown” Jackson died New York City already had an Islamist communist mayor, was in the boycott the zionist entity camp, and it’s Hymies were second class citizens. Yes, it was a short ride from when Democrats largely supported Israel, were patriotic Americans and stood for the flag to today when Democrats stand four-square for Islamism and Hamas and accuse Israel of genocide, while they support the genocide of every Jew in Israel.
Jackson was one of the people who drove the Democrat party there. And in the time of his passing passing, all good, progressive Marxists should remember his great accomplishments.
In 1984 Jackson had a lot of support in his run for President, including that of
The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, then and now is the most important black leader.The alliance between Islamists and communists, the red–green alliance, might not have gone as smoothly if Farrakhan hadn't proclaimed that “Hitler was a very great man.” Hitler, of course, was a socialist and stealth Muslim, his views in line with today's “Democratic Socialists”.