LOL.
- It is only low-life like a casteist leader such as Mulayam Singh Yadav who would justify rape and murder on the grounds that boys will be boys. To call him a communist is ridiculous in itself; to equate his caste-based regressive behaviour with anything progressive-minded is even more ridiculous. There is not much of an analogy.
- Prashant Bhushan may or may not be a Communist. Other than your frothing-at-the-mouth broadcasts, I haven't heard of this anywhere else.
- I certainly am not one, and have opposed the CPM in Bengal, not as a party, but as advocates of violence, the Naxalites in particular as advocates of viciously conducted anti-constitutional action. Your fancies may take you wherever you wish, but these wild-eyed charges are quite typical of a fascist mentality, a mentality that labels something or somebody as anti-national (nationalism being a vital component of the politically accurate definition of fascism) and then uses that labelling wherever required to make a point without having to use that very inconvenient thing called evidence. As in this case.
- Bhushan, from newspaper accounts and the reading of the tweets in question, did not equate Krishna with low-life rapists; he stated that Krishna's behaviour might have attracted the attention of the Anti-Romeo squads of today. So concentrate, don't let the bile rise to your head; there is enough of that there already.
I was fascinated to read the crap that you put out in your attached answer to somebody else. Apparently in your view, any convoluted language is good enough to justify anything that is remotely linked to what you consider the core of your religious belief. In all other cases, the same viewpoint, the same logic, the same reasoning does not apply. Even a benefit of the doubt cannot be extended, forget about the wholesale whitewashing that you resort to. It must have taken a great deal of study and effort to concoct the bizarre arguments you have put out.
Don't bother to reply. This avatar of yours is also now on my ignore list. Au revoir.