Margaret Sanger and the Nazis: how many degrees of separation?
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O ne of the more pervasive features of our current poMtical culture is the "Nazificatiori" of one's political or ideological opponents. It seems scarcely a week goes by when some group isn't making a concerted effort to demonstrate v/hv its opposition bears more than a passing resemblance to Adolf Hitler or the Nazis. In an era that is increasingly characterized by absolutes, sweeping subjectivity, and an inability or unwulingness to find common ground or engage in critical thought, the tendency to radicalize the opposition naturally leads to the most extreme limits of human behavior. Among the most frequent targets of this Nazification in recent decades has been Margaret Sänger and, by association. Planned Parenthood. The syllogism that we most often find looks something like this:
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ورودعنوان ژورنال:
- Social work
دوره 58 3 شماره
صفحات -
تاریخ انتشار 2013