Leftwing Crazies And Their Climate Of Hate, Radicalism And Intolerance

[Rev. Rye]

On the one hand, using Shakespeare to comment on current events is nothing new (see in particular Orson Welles' 1938 take on Julius Caesar, setting it in the Fascist Rome of the then-present.)

However, something is very wrong if they're going to take the strict black and white view of this play, especially given that the big crux of the play is the moral ambiguity of the situation.

Also, Caesar's wife was nowhere near her husband's bloody corpse in the play.