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Tucker Carlson Compares the Russian Revolution to Modern America

https://newshourfirst.com/2023/10/04/tucker-carlson-compares-the-russian-revolution-to-modern-america/

The 1917 Russian Revolution started a civil war that killed 10 million people and resulted in totalitarian communism. Tucker Carlson sees the same thing happening here. He spoke at the Intercollegiate Studies Institute’s 70th Anniversary Gala. He tells it as he sees it. TheBlaze posted an almost five minute clip of his speech on Twitter. He spoke of World War I and the Russian Civil War.

Carlson covers history

He started talking about the Russian General Pyotr Wrangel who fought with Czar Nicholas the Second in the first World War 1914-1918. Wrangel later commanded the anti-Bolshevik side in the Russian Civil War 1917-1923.

Wrangel noted once he returned from the front lines to the capital of St. Petersburg he witnessed the barbaric soldier behavior of the Bolshevik Revolution. “Soldiers are going crazy in the streets. And they’re raping women. They’re stealing at gunpoint — soldiers in uniform.” Well off Russians didn’t seem to notice, oblivious to the carnage outside. “He goes into a movie theater, and everyone in the movie theater is completely absorbed in the movie, like there’s no revolution happening outside.”

Carlson summarized Wrangel’s reaction

Wrangel immediately went to warn the Czar and the Romanov family.

“And he notices about 80 percent of the women in the Romanov family are wearing red ribbons in solidarity with the Bolsheviks who wound up — of course we know how it ends — murdering them. How is it that this country is being devoured by a violent revolution, and the people who can afford movie tickets — that is, kind of our middle class — are refusing even to acknowledge that it’s happening, and the ruling class against whom it is aimed are sympathizing with it?”

Carlson sees the parallels to 2020. “And if this doesn’t remind you of [Black Lives Matter], I don’t know what does. I’m reading this on my porch at like midnight. I couldn’t go to sleep. I was like, ‘Wait, I live in that country. That’s happening now.’”

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That group has the same designs as the Bolsheviks. Carlson put it bluntly, “This is a revolution. It’s aim is to hurt you. Yes, that would include physically, in the end. Sorry.” We see regular assaults on free speech and parental rights. “If someone tells you you’re not allowed to speak, if someone tells you your children are not your children, OK, these are not ideological differences. This is not, ‘Oh, I prefer, you know, this capital gains rate.’ These are totalitarian measures that treat you as non-human.”

People don’t see this. Carlson didn’t soften his words.

“People don’t pause to consider the implications of this. If someone says to you, ‘I have a right to make your children hate you, or to say weird creepy sex stuff to your kids,’ what’s your — what’s a valid response to that? Well, in a healthy society, if someone says weird creepy sex stuff to your 8th grader, you get your gun. ‘Oh, you’re calling for violence.’”

He imagined the objection. “Yeah. You try and sexualize my children? What? Those are my children. If you’re trying to sexualize my children, I go right to force. And if I can’t do that, I’m not really their father, am I?”