Bernie has always fought for, longed for and advocated for Communist Revolution in America.
The naked-toddler argument, with the fondling, Sanders included it in
a 1969 Vermont Freeman article that was his manifesto.
It’s a typically jumbled set of observations tied together with a typical socialist Come The Revolution theme, where the alternative is:
The years come and go, suicide, nervous breakdown, cancer, sexual deadness, heart attack, alcoholism, senility at 50. Slow death, fast death. DEATH. …
The Revolution is coming and it is a very beautiful revolution. It is beautiful because, in its deepest sense, it is quiet, gentle, and all pervasive. It KNOWS.
The part about toddlers exploring bodies comes just before the “it KNOWS” declaration.
Child sex was a big part of this movement. Sanders advises that the revolution will come when parents refuse to send their children to school but puts them in communes instead, and “
when a girl pushes aside all that her mother has “taught” her and accepts her boyfriend’s "love".”
Sanders’ intense focus on sex and children,
this was a big part of the Left at the time. It didn’t catch on much in America, thank goodness, but it did in France and Germany in their “1968 Movement.” France in particular is only now beginning to address the damage done.
France Discovers Award-Winning Author Is Pedophile By, Er, Reading His Books:
Bernie is a timed warped trash magnet. These were horribly filthy and destructive self-indulgent ideologies.
The French writer Gabriel Matzneff never hid the fact that he engaged in sex with girls and boys in their early teens or even younger. He wrote countless books detailing his insatiable pursuits and appeared on television boasting about them. “Under 16 Years Old,” was the title of an early book that left no ambiguity.
He never spent a day in jail for his actions or suffered any repercussion. Instead, he won acclaim again and again. Much of France’s literary and journalism elite celebrated him and his work for decades. Now 83, Mr. Matzneff was awarded a major literary prize in 2013 and, just two months ago, one of France’s most prestigious publishing houses published his latest work.
But one of his victims, Vanessa Springora, has suddenly fueled an intense debate in France over its historically lax attitude toward adults exploitative sex with people who are underage. It has shone a particularly harsh light on some of France’s leading literary figures and newspapers — Foucault, Sartre, Libération and Le Monde — who aggressively promoted the practice as a form of human liberation.
Ms. Springora’s book, “Le Consentement,” or “Consent,” which sold out quickly at many Paris bookstores, the fallout continued. Prosecutors in Paris announced that after “analyzing” its contents, they had opened an investigation into the case and would also look for other victims in and out of France.
Matzneff “seduced” Springora when she was just 14 years old, after being introduced by her mother. She assumed that they were in love together, right up until she discovered Matzneff’s notes on his sexual conquests of other children, including on tours of Southeast Asia. The sex trafficking of children on such tours had just begun to attract the attention of the West.
France’s 1968 cultural revolution liberated pedophiles to prey on children, a predation which turned out to be disturbingly popular among the Left for a disturbingly long time:
Matzneff is the product and longtime beneficiary of France’s May 68 movement, the social revolution started in 1968 by students and unions against France’s old order.
With the slogan, “It’s forbidden to forbid,” the movement rebelled against authority and fought against imperialism, capitalism, racism, sexism and homophobia. Some argued for abolishing age-of-consent laws, saying that doing so would liberate children from the domination of their parents and allow them to be full, sexual beings.
Thinkers on the left, like Michel Foucault, Roland Barthes, Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir, spoke in defense of the practice, or came to the defense of men accused of engaging in sex with people below the age of 15.
Libération, the newspaper co-founded by Sartre, championed pedophiles as a discriminated minority and ran personal ads by adults seeking children for sex.
This was a period when the perverse reordered society to cater to their own depraved appetites. Matzneff bragged about his exploits in a book titled “Under 16 Years Old.” His publisher
still felt comfortable republishing it in 2005 — and that it raised no eyebrows.
Leftist pedophilia normalization was not limited to France, either. A decade ago,
Der Spiegel ran a shocking history of free-love communes in Germany that arose around the same time that widely and openly practiced adult-child sex. Titled “How the Left Took Things Too Far,” the article exposed the German 1968 Movement as a cover for pedophilia and abuse as well:
This is the river of filth that Breadline Bernie eagerly fed at, espoused and longs to bring to America via revolution.