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![]() "Cato" wrote in message ... Naziism/Fascism vs. Communism. They are both "Total Government" .... Totalitarianism. Kissing cousins. Both of them step on the freedom of the citizens. Destructive of Liberty. Said it before, will say it again. Any, ANY form of government can be abused. Fascism may well appear to the man on the street to be no different from Communism, but they are politcally diametrically opposite. The end result to the citizen may be the same, but the players have different sets of 'morals'. Fascism is, in part, Capitalism taken to it's extreme. Our own Democratic Republic (USA, but isn't it funny how so many Communist countries use those words in their proper names?) can be abused to the point where it would, to practical intents and purposes, be no different than either a Communist or Fascist dictatorship. Already, corporations have far too much power and control over our government. I'm all for "Joe the Plumber" blue collar types being able to earn whatever living they choose to work for. I have a BIG problem with corporations taking advantage of the hard work of others to garner obscene profits (Exxon-Mobil, for one). |
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On Nov 20, 2:28*am, "Brenda Ann" wrote:
"Cato" wrote in message ... * * Naziism/Fascism *vs. Communism. * * They are both "Total Government" .... *Totalitarianism. * Kissing cousins. *Both of them step on the freedom of the citizens. Destructive of Liberty. Said it before, will say it again. *Any, ANY form of government can be abused. Fascism may well appear to the man on the street to be no different from Communism, but they are politcally diametrically opposite. The end result to the citizen may be the same, but the players have different sets of 'morals'. *Fascism is, in part, Capitalism taken to it's extreme. *Our own Democratic Republic (USA, but isn't it funny how so many Communist countries use those words in their proper names?) can be abused to the point where it would, to practical intents and purposes, be no different than either a Communist or Fascist dictatorship. Already, corporations have far too much power and control over our government. *I'm all for "Joe the Plumber" blue collar types being able to earn whatever living they choose to work for. *I have a BIG problem with corporations taking advantage of the hard work of others to garner obscene profits (Exxon-Mobil, for one). You are correct on some accounts, but notice in Nazi Germany with the big industries, although the original owners where still owners on paper, and retained their titles, they now had to produce what they were told to produce, they were told how much to produce, how much they would get paid, and how much to pay the workers. You were expected to meet government imposed quotas, just as in Communist countries. In Nazi Germany, you owned your company on paper, but you and your company and your workers were totally controlled by the government. If instead, you have the companys controlling the government, as you say you are getting in the U.S., you have it turned around backwards. That was not the case in either Nazi Germany, or Communist Soviet Union. There, the Government, (The Party) headed up by their Great Leaders, had control. Not much different then how business was run in the Soviet Union. There, you had your factory committees and party comrades running the factory. Totally controlled by the government again. Again, totally controlled by the government. Everyone's lives under total regulation. To regular people, dictatorship is dictatorship. With their "Re- education" Camps and Gulags and Concentration Camps. What does it matter if it is black fascism, red communism, or green or purple "ism" ? ? No diff to me. All evil, and destructive to Liberty. |
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![]() Oh, yes, it's funny how many communist countries call themselves "Democratic" and a "Republic". Such as "The People's Democratic Republic of Yemen, or Lao People's Democratic Republic, or the People's Republic of China, or the Democratic People's Republic of Korea ruled by "Dear Leader" Kim Jong-Il LOL Such titles would never win them awards for honesty. |
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![]() Brenda Ann wrote: "Cato" wrote in message ... Naziism/Fascism vs. Communism. They are both "Total Government" .... Totalitarianism. Kissing cousins. Both of them step on the freedom of the citizens. Destructive of Liberty. Said it before, will say it again. Any, ANY form of government can be abused. Fascism may well appear to the man on the street to be no different from Communism, but they are politcally diametrically opposite. The end result to the citizen may be the same, but the players have different sets of 'morals'. Fascism is, in part, Capitalism taken to it's extreme. Our own Democratic Republic (USA, but isn't it funny how so many Communist countries use those words in their proper names?) can be abused to the point where it would, to practical intents and purposes, be no different than either a Communist or Fascist dictatorship. Already, corporations have far too much power and control over our government. I'm all for "Joe the Plumber" blue collar types being able to earn whatever living they choose to work for. I have a BIG problem with corporations taking advantage of the hard work of others to garner obscene profits (Exxon-Mobil, for one). Obscene profit? You need to check into what their profit margins really are. Yes, dollar wise, it might seem to be a lot, but you're disregarding the volume of product sold. You're looking at dollar return rather the percentage earned on each dollar spent. It's my understanding that there is a much higher profit margin on let's say, cosmetics, computer software and even bottled water. Check MicroSoft, where I've heard their margin is over 20% vs 8-10% for an oil company and say 14% or more for cosmetics. |
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