A Response to André Glucksmann

André Glucksmann is a man of considerable intellectual courage and integrity, who
has waged many important battles in the past to rescue the honour of the French
left. A member of the generation of May ‘68, he was among the first – despite his
own opposition to the Vietnam War – to react to the subsequent tragedy of the
Vietnamese boat people. Unlike many on the left, he has always understood that
genocide and mass murder are crimes of a different magnitude, crimes against
humanity itself, regardless of whether they are committed by right wing or
(supposedly) left wing regimes, as in the Soviet Union, in China, and in Cambodia.

View the full article here