Why Nazis Are Just Copies of Democrats
POSTED BY: JEWELSTAITEFAN
UPDATED: Saturday, August 12, 2023 19:00
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Why do you say such ridiculous things?
There aren't 60+ Million Nazis in this country.
People aren't Nazis just because they disagree with you.
I've admonished JSF before for saying Libtard all the time.
There was a time where I'd say that using "Nazi" was worse than Libtard, but you and everyone else who throws that around a dozen times a day have taken any and all true meaning out of the word at this point. Now people just laugh at you when you say it.
When you guys throw those stupid words around and make blanket statements about anybody who disagrees with you, all you do is get people to dig in their heels and close their minds and ears to any ideas you have.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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Not all trumptards are Nazis. Few, in fact.
All Nazis are trumptards. They see him as their fuhrer.
Voting with them is endorsing them, like it or not.
If Bernie Sanders had a recently radicalized, violent, terrorist militant wing among his supporters, he wouldn't get my vote.
And no, don't pull the Antifa card. They don't worship Bernie, and they're all over the board, politically.
They are anti-fascists, and they've existed as long as fascism has been a word.
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Originally posted by reaverfan:
Not all trumptards are Nazis. Few, in fact.
Good. At least we agree on that. That's a start.
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All Nazis are trumptards. They see him as their fuhrer.
I don't think there are any actual Nazis anymore, but I'll play along and consider this to be you talking about white racists... probably white male racists in particular.
I probably can't argue that, but I don't know anybody like that either. I've lived in the burbs all my life man. I don't know what they do in rural areas to kill time outside of lots of Meth (allegedly).
I'd bet that quite a few of them are not so fond of Trump because he's not doing all the racist shit that they were expecting him to do.
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Voting with them is endorsing them, like it or not.
If Bernie Sanders had a recently radicalized, violent, terrorist militant wing among his supporters, he wouldn't get my vote.
And no, don't pull the Antifa card. They don't worship Bernie, and they're all over the board, politically.
They are anti-fascists, and they've existed as long as fascism has been a word.
But that's bullshit though. There's 300,000 Million Plus people in the country and only two people to vote for at the end of the day.
I don't give two flying fucks who a bunch of neckbeard racists want to vote for. Voting the same way that they did doesn't mean that I'm endorsing them.
That's a very slippery slope you're making for yourself, Marcos. If you'd like I could do a bit of digging and find some equally terrible people who voted for Clinton.
I don't happen to agree that you're a monster because you did, and they did, but it will show you the error in your thinking here.
My suggestion would be that the whole idea of "One President" to run the entire show when we've got over 300 Million people is outdated and should be replaced with a better system.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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Sean Illing: When you use the term “fascism,” what exactly do you mean?
Madeleine Albright: Well, first of all, I’m troubled by how thoughtlessly people throw around that term. At this point, anybody who disagrees with us is a fascist.
In the book, I try to argue that fascism is not an ideology; it’s a process for taking and holding power. A fascist is somebody who identifies with one group — usually an aggrieved majority — in opposition to a smaller group. It’s about majority rule without any minority rights. Which is why fascists tend to single out the smaller group as being responsible for or the cause of their grievances.
The important thing is that fascists aren’t actually trying to solve problems; they’re invested in exacerbating problems and deepening the divisions that result from them. They reject the free press and denounce the institutional structures within a society — like Congress or the judiciary.
I’d also add that violence is a crucial element of fascism. Whatever else it is, fascism involves the endorsement and use of violence to achieve political goals and stay in power. It’s a bully with an army, really.
Sean Illing: How do you distinguish between populism and reactionary conservatism on the one hand and actual fascism on the other? The lines, as far as I can tell, are awfully thin.
Madeleine Albright: Well, I don’t take populism as a bad thing. I really make a point of that because, actually, you need people for a democracy, you need popular support to get things done.
I think what differentiates fascism from other ideological movements is the use of violence and anger to achieve political ends. What you almost always see in fascist regimes is propaganda being used to set people against each other without any potential solutions to any of the problems.
Fascism is always, in the end, about stirring people up and giving them someone to hate.
Sean Illing: We’re dancing around a giant elephant right now, so I’ll just address it: In the book, you call Donald Trump “the most undemocratic president” in modern American history. But you very explicitly do not call him a fascist. Why not?
Madeleine Albright: You’re right, I don’t call him a fascist. He’s certainly anti-democratic, and I say so in the book, but I don’t call him a fascist because he isn’t violent. If he ends up declaring an emergency at the border over immigration, then I might change my position. There’s a long history of fascists using “emergencies” to create fear and conflict, so that’s a potential red line. If Trump does that, then he really is a bully with an army.
But I do think his approach to the free press, to democratic institutions, to the independent judiciary, is extremely dangerous and anti-democratic. And his general disdain for the rule of law is genuinely alarming.
More at www.vox.com/world/2019/2/14/18221913/fascism-warning-madeleine-albrigh
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The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at www.mediafire.com/folder/1uwh75oa407q8/Firefly
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Thanks for continuing to prove the trouble with using political ideology labels. Perhaps it was useful back in the days when there were only print newspapers, when there just wasn't a lot of information and what there was had to be delivered economically. There is nothing good that I can think of in using them, other than finding a quick way to neatly package and trigger hate for the idiot masses who can't be bothered to read much and settle for being told what to think as quickly as possible. Any short viewing of Fux Nooz proves how much they love negative slanting and over simplifying anything that isn't pro-Trump. "Democrats/Liberals want to limit the size of the soda you can drink! Communism!"
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You already got your ass handed to you, and here you are, lying some more.
You really are a shameless Russian troll.
Explain to us again why the KKK/white supremacist/neoNazi alt-right all love and worship Trump and always vote straight Republican.
Also explain why these same types in your country all love and worship Putin.
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Thanks for continuing to prove the trouble with using political ideology labels.
You're welcome.
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Perhaps it was useful back in the days when there were only print newspapers, when there just wasn't a lot of information and what there was had to be delivered economically.
It's just as "useful" today as it was back then. It's a form of propoganda that is easily spread by the simple minded.
It doesn't help those of us without any real power... But it was never supposed to.
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There is nothing good that I can think of in using them, other than finding a quick way to neatly package and trigger hate for the idiot masses who can't be bothered to read much and settle for being told what to think as quickly as possible.
Exactly.
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Any short viewing of Fux Nooz proves how much they love negative slanting and over simplifying anything that isn't pro-Trump. "Democrats/Liberals want to limit the size of the soda you can drink! Communism!"
True. But I would advise that you step outside of your own bubble/echo chamber and take a look at the news that you chose to ingest and see the parallels.
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Life of Brian. Great flick.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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Protesters call Germany's far-right AfD party 'Nazis'
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/protesters-call-germanys-far-afd-171850625.h
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