Joseph McCarthy

Senator Joseph McCarthy

Senator Joseph McCarthy is one of the most villified individuals in both literature and history books for warning America about the dangers of socialism in the 1950s. McCarthy described that there were socialists who were trying to undermine the American ideals of freedom, autonomy, bravery, and responsibility.

McCarthy described in the 1950s that there were socialists who were trying to turn America into a socialistic dystopia. McCarthy spoke truth because there were actual socialists who were making propaganda for people to believe in the temporary lies of socialism. 

Among socialists authors and writers included Arthur Miller whose writings looked to criticize the dignity of human life in Death of a Salesmen and was promoted on Broadway in the 1950s. Arthur Miller also falsely equivilated socialism with a noble cause describing that socialists were not harmful nor deceitful in the Crucible. In reality, the socialists are deceitful and evil and falsely accuse. Miller worked for the snake telling falsehoods and deceit.

McCarthy described that there were socialists in the media, Hollywood, the government, and education who were against American ideals. The socialist plot to promote idolatry in the 1950s was exposed by McCarthy. McCarthy was slandered and reviled by socialists. McCarthy was respected by Americans but loathed by the two faced socialists. McCarthy was persecuted by socialists after having exposed the socialist conspiracy to promote idol worship.