ISIS represents the worst threat to freedom since Communism--Rick Perry

I think they have a lot of similarities. They both destroy ancient antiques and cultures.
Han Chinese-->Muslim (both about 1 B people)
Mao-->Ben Latin

Red Guards during cultural revolution






[Edited on April 6, 2015 at 10:00 AM. Reason : ;]

4/6/2015 9:50:56 AM

k

4/7/2015 6:39:46 AM

Communism would kick ISIS's ass

4/7/2015 10:32:11 AM

Who do you think would win in a fight between Superman and Mighty Mouse?

4/7/2015 10:40:34 AM

Goku

4/7/2015 10:50:45 AM

Communism wanted to swallow USA!

4/7/2015 10:58:37 AM

"ISIS represents the worst threat to freedom since Communism Obama" --Rick Perry, if he said what the really wanted to say.

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4/7/2015 12:21:56 PM

what that say?

4/7/2015 5:09:15 PM

The tomb of 100 M people
Never underestimate the power of evil.

The criminal to Chinese people
bullshit

The murder of 70 M Chinese!
Mao's contribution to Chinese Communist Party can't cover his faults !

People can't be fooled in the era of Internet!

4/7/2015 9:16:49 PM

China will have a financial crisis soon and communist party is in declining.
Collapse soon....

5/5/2015 2:30:46 PM

晚安...王子甜

5/5/2015 3:51:42 PM

That's Japan

5/5/2015 3:53:45 PM

http://www.cnn.com/2015/04/24/asia/china-funeral-strippers/?iid=ob_article_footer_expansion&iref=obnetwork

dafuq shoot?!

5/5/2015 4:01:16 PM

LOL I see that too.

5/5/2015 4:17:27 PM

Chinas not fucking communist. Communism is not a threat to freedom because it is freedom

5/5/2015 9:47:13 PM

5/5/2015 10:09:47 PM

^^ Communism is about sharing, not freedom.

5/5/2015 10:22:35 PM

China has neither And attempts neither. Party ownership is totalitarianism not communism.

Sharing provides freedom if theres adequate resources.

5/5/2015 10:47:24 PM

But the party is communist party, not republican or democrats.
Communists are a bunch of poor people who try to kill all riches and conquer the world. That's why US feared them. The idea is very similar like terrorism.
Communist party is not only a political symbol. It controls your mind like Rome's Pope. You need to treat the leader as God. There's no freedom inside the countries ruled by communism.

5/5/2015 10:54:13 PM

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"IS, Russia, China: all fascist states Date March 3, 2015 Comments 98Read later Peter Hartcher Julia Gillard began her last year as prime minister with a statement on national security declaring that "Australia enters a new era of national security imperatives". Pronouncing the end of the 9/11 decade, she looked to the future: "It will be an era in which the behaviour of states, not non-state actors, will be the most important driver and shaper of Australia's national security thinking." In other words, time to get beyond a preoccupation with terrorism and look to the old-fashioned business of statecraft. She pointed in particular to the tensions between the United States and China as the defining question. Tony Abbott, opposition leader at the time, took issue with her: "The most important security threats we face are Islamist terrorism and an unstable world." Two years on, Abbott has given his own prime ministerial statement on national security. It was wholly about terrorism and the rise of a "new dark age". There was not a single word in last week's speech on the dangers of competition between nations. The rise of the barbarians of the so-called Islamic State is rightly concentrating a lot of time and energy in the civilised world. Yet while we remain preoccupied with this new danger, the old ones are rampant. Russia invaded Georgia in 2008. Today it is invading its neighbour, Ukraine, while pretending it is not. Russia has resumed long-range patrols of the US coastline by its nuclear-armed bombers. It is intimidating Europe with aggressive military manoeuvring. A leader of the opposition movement, Boris Nemtsov, was gunned down in Moscow at the weekend. He was to lead a major protest rally against Vladimir Putin this week. Putin denies involvement in the murder. Nemtsov was planning to unveil information, the opposition veteran said, about the Russian forces invading Ukraine, and this information would create "deep disgust" with Putin among the army and the security services. China continues to advance its claims on the territory of its neighbours. Although it's been smart enough to tone down its rhetoric in recent months, it has quietly raced ahead with building military bases and fortifications in four separate parts of an island chain that is also claimed by five other nations of Asia. Satellite photos of the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea last month show that "where it used to have a few small concrete platforms, it now has full islands with helipads, airstrips, harbours and facilities to support large numbers of troops", said an analyst at IHS Jane's Defence Weekly, James Hardy, reported in the Wall Street Journal. "We can see that this is a methodical, well-planned campaign to create a chain of air and sea-capable fortresses across the centre of the Spratly Islands chain", parts of which are also claimed by Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan. Beijing had promised these countries that it would make no provocative moves on the Spratlys while it negotiated a code of conduct with all claimants. The US has described the accelerated Chinese construction program as "destabilising" and asked Beijing to desist. China, the world's second-biggest military spender, has paid no heed. Abbott was right to criticise Gillard for being too narrowly focused on one type of threat. But Abbot, similarly, was too narrow in his own statement. Both prime ministers were guilty of the same sin – faddism. The truth is that Australia, and the world, have to face squarely all the threats to peace and stability. "States" and "non-states" alike. There is no need to divide them into separate baskets, with one in fashion and one out at any given moment. In fact, these rising risks can all be classed under the same broad political rubric. The world has seen it before. The regimes in Russia, China and the so-called Islamic State are all fascist. The defining characteristics of fascists? First, they are authoritarian. Freedoms are curbed. The people are allowed no rights to resist the will of their rulers. Dissent is crushed, and crushed violently if necessary. Second, power is highly centralised. Third, the nation is exalted above the people. Hypernationalism or jingoism is powered by a sense of historical grievance or victimhood. Putin says the West is intent on "tearing out the claws and teeth" of the Russian bear. His chief cause is restoring Russia to greatness. China is overcoming its "century of humiliation" at the hands of Western imperialism. To this day, Chinese children are exhorted to "never forget national humiliation". IS has declared its purpose is to "restore the caliphate". Its leader and self-declared caliph, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, announced that "the West has reduced the Islamic world to nothing". His aim: "We want to restore the greatness of Islam." There are many differences. Russia is notionally a democracy; China is run by a party that is nominally communist; the so-called Islamic State claims to act in the name of Allah. Yet all three operate as fascist entities. Fascism "abandons democratic liberties and pursues with redemptive violence and without ethical or legal restraints goals of internal cleansing and external expansion", as Robert Paxton put it in his book, The Anatomy of Fascism. In short, there is no need for Western leaders to play word games and declare security fashions. All three of these rising threats are enemies of freedom. They deny freedom to their own people, and they ride roughshod over the rights of other peoples. The world confronts a resurgent fascism. It doesn't seem that the West, absorbed with economic crises in Europe and political dysfunction in the US, comprehends fully the force and fury rising against it."

5/5/2015 10:59:27 PM

Isis is not muslim
china is not communism
and the us is not freedom

Isis being islamic is tge closest of those 3. Thw other two arent remotely close. these states hide behind the idealistic views of their population.

The us is the same situation as the 3 states you have mentioned bht worse in many ways better in some.

5/5/2015 11:31:08 PM

I know. It's complicated. We can debate for hours on it.
That's a citation from Ricky Perry at CPAC 2015. It's not my word.

[Edited on May 5, 2015 at 11:38 PM. Reason : Check this out: http://victimsofcommunism.org/]

5/5/2015 11:36:03 PM

Citing rick perrys world view lol

5/6/2015 9:06:09 AM

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"Isis is not muslim china is not communism"

Of course not. I never said that.

There are 5 communist countries remaining on this planet. P.R. China is the biggest one. So the MODERN version of communism IS China.

Muslim and Han people are both furious and violent. ISIS and communism are the two evil organizations dominated in these two groups of human beings. Mao is East Asia's Ben Latin. Red Guards are his secret terrorists.

3 major similarities:
1 They both destroy ancient antiques and cultures.
2 They recruit children and youths to be their soldiers. Start from age 7
3 Last but not the least, they take off human organs from bodies alive and sell to Europe!

5/6/2015 9:26:29 AM

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"China will have a financial crisis soon and communist party is in declining. Collapse soon...."

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