Charles Manson Explains Antifa

1976 TV Movie via YouTube ^ | 8/6 | self

[conservativeimage]

The following 4 minute clip of Charles Manson (portrayed very well by Steve Railsback) provides some insiteful context to the present day child rioters we’ve been watching recently. His recruitment of young people in the ‘60’s to radicalize them and trigger a violent revolution seems to be a project continued by today’s teacher’s union, TV news, entertainment industry, the Democrat party and other wealthy world leaders. Seeing this speech makes me think he wasn’t just a one time thing, that we’ve found ourselves surrounded by thousands of Mansons in powerful places and they’re all murderously insane.

Charles Manson Monologue

[conservativeimage]

This 5 minute clip from 1952 “My Son John” is another important watch quickly explaining how communist indoctrination works in college and where it leads.

My Son John Commencement Speech

[BenLurkin]

The “recruitment of young people in the ‘60’s to radicalize them and trigger a violent revolution” was a fiction concocted by the prosecutor in order to protect certain famous people in the “entertainment” industry.

Railsback does deliver a spirited performance of part of Manson’s testimony.

There is more here: http://law2.umkc.edu/faculty/PROJECTS/FTRIALS/manson/mansontestimony-m.html

[real saxophonist]

There was a guy on local radio who always asked this question:

Who would you rather take a cross country road trip with - Hitler or Manson?

I always said Hitler. I've seen interviews with Manson, and he just talks gibberish outa his ass. I'd throw him out of the car before we even got out of town.

At least with Hitler, we could have some semblance of an intelligent conversation. Even if he only spoke German and I only spoke English, it's still be more intelligent than anything with Manson.

[Fiddlstix]

I Agree. Manson talked like a fool.

[a fool in paradise]

The Weather Underground celebrated the murders by the Manson Family

[a fool in paradise]

Manson continued dosing acid while in prison

[moehoward]

Thank you. I’ve been saying the BLM stooges would be right at home on Spahn Ranch.

[dragnet2]

When they tell ya most liberals/leftist are to some degree insane, they’re not whistling Dixie. Just look at the extremest and cult like fanatics in academia.

[FroedrickVonFreepenstein]

I have always seen the Manson Family as a microcosm of the 1960s counter culture. Motives for the murders aside, Manson belonged in prison. I’m not a Manson fan by any means but his societal critiques are sometimes pretty accurate. Here is an interview with Manson from 1984. Listen from the 5:19 mark to about the 7:06 mark. It’s a description of the dissolution of the American Family and the damage done by the counter culture to the youth of the 1960s in story form. I believe that the roots of what we see unfolding today are in the 1960s.

https://youtu.be/cpTo4HQeiZg

[BenLurkin]

Fewer edits here: https://www.charlesmanson.com/testimony/charles-manson/

The quotes they pulled for the movie were very selective.

[BenLurkin]

“That is the fact. Mr. Bugliosi is a hard – driving prosecutor, with a polished education. Semantics, words. He is a genius. He has got everything that every lawyer would want to have except one thing: a case. He doesn’t have a case.”

[conservativeimage]

Ya, I get Manson gibbers, but the overall point I get from the perfomance is that the violence in kids comes from the neglect of their parents, and there are people out there more than ready to take advantage of that and put it to use.

[FroedrickVonFreepenstein]

I have always seen the Manson Family as a microcosm of the 1960s counter culture. Motives for the murders aside, Manson belonged in prison. I’m not a Manson fan by any means but his societal critiques are sometimes pretty accurate. Here is an interview with Manson from 1984. Listen from the 5:19 mark to about the 7:06 mark. It’s a description of the dissolution of the American Family and the damage done by the counter culture to the youth of the 1960s in story form. I believe that the roots of what we see unfolding today are in the 1960s.

https://youtu.be/cpTo4HQeiZg

[Beowulf9]

I know a girl who lived in the Laurel Canyon area of California. The few months before the murders she actually picked up a hitchhiker who after only a few blocks made her feel so uncomfortable she had him get out of the car.

She recognized him when they picked him up and had him all over the news.

Charles Manson.

[moehoward]

“ I have always seen the Manson Family as a microcosm of the 1960s counter culture. Motives for the murders aside, Manson belonged in prison.”

And in 2020 he could get elected to the House of Representatives.

[Pajamajan]

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[alexander_busek]

The following 4-minute clip of Charles Manson (portrayed very well by Steve Railsback) provides some insiteful insightful context to the [...]

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[RoosterRedux]

Steve Railsback was an incredibly talented actor.

[FroedrickVonFreepenstein]

Sadly, you are probably right about that.