There will always be some extremists in all directions. There are no movements worth my worrying about in this country at this time.
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White supremacist attends Bernie rally, brings swastika
- Thread starter tytlyf
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Key word: "one".
I've never heard of him.
If I ever have, I've forgotten. He can't have been terribly important to the Democratic party supporters.
Tom
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Spam post.
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
He makes threads and posts like this all the time. It's only "trolling" when it comes from the other side.
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
Yet you're among the worst offenders.
Father Heathen
Veteran Member
It's kind of like how they point back to the dems being the party of slavery and the confederacy, yet how many like @Good-Ole-Rebel vote for them today?
Cooky
Veteran Member
Grow up.
Guitar's Cry
Disciple of Pan
19th century Southern Democratic party.
Guitar's Cry
Disciple of Pan
Hence the "neo," meaning "new."
These are folks using the name attempting to revive the ideologies behind the original Nazi movement.
Neo-Nazism - Wikipedia
StarryNight1111
Member
Which is retarded because it only had a place in devastated 1920s-1940s Germany.
National Socialism will never have an appropriate residence ever again.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Nonetheless, there are still people who believe in National Socialism, which I would say most "neo-Nazis" actually don't. Most neo-Nazis are basically just racists who enjoy the aesthetics of the Third Reich (just as many non-racists do), but don't really care too much about ideology. Still, there are people who do.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Would you like to the wager your mortal soul as to the count of the posts by the left versus the posts made by the right and see who made the most? ;0)
Now it's a Democrat.
Meh....I don't fault Bernie for who might like him.
The wise voter will recognize that it's not significant if a Nazi
supports this or that candidate or party. What matters is the
party's agendas & actions.
It extended halfway into the 20th century.
But what matters are the party's agendas & actions today.
They've mostly given up enslaving people (not all the way
there on the military draft though.)
The narrator really makes Spam sound great....which of course it is.
StarryNight1111
Member
Fair enough.
She really does like it.
But she's playing a part.
It's ak little known fact that the skit was based upon
the Python cast eating Spam for 3 meals a day.
No, they're exactly the same thing.
While most socialists wouldn't prefer the economy to be lorded over by a military dictatorship the way the resources were managed was identical. After the wars all of them came back as "National Democratic Parties" or "National Socialist Parties" and their ideas rubbed off on the "Socialists" who idolized these people. Modern politicians didn't like the "nationalism" moniker due to associations with the terrible memories of WW2 and simply re-framed it into "economic" socialism.
So, it's more of a you say tomato I say tomatoe situation rather than a real difference. There are variances in the way the implementation was done at the government level, but if you think it's any different you need some more tape on your egg.
Anytime the government takes over it sucks and it doesn't really matter which term you use for your socialists.