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(OT) : Three (3) Phases of Liberal Decay : Ending in Liberal-Fascism
On Oct 3, 9:36*am, Deep Dudu wrote:
On Sat, 2 Oct 2010 23:18:55 -0700 (PDT), Nickname unavailable wrote: On Oct 3, 1:13=A0am, (Ray Fischer) wrote: RHF wrote: Here are the Three (3) Phases of Liberal Decay : Fascists hate liberalism. -- Ray Fischer =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 =A0 correct. its something the conservatives cannot explain away. in fact, we know that fascism is the final decay of conservatism. they are simply projecting again. The recently coined term "liberal fascism" is nothing more than yet another attempt by the right wing propagandists to blame everything bad that ever happened in the world on liberalism. *The corporatists can't come to an admission that the worst mass murderer ever in the world was one of them, so they try to make fascism into a left wing phenomenon in order to brainwash the lemmings. * its called projecting. hitler and mussolini turned german and italian society upside down, murder became legal, theft became legal, slavery became legal, and were all viewed upon as admirable ways to make a living. conservatives are doing the same thing today to american society. night is day, day is night, black is white, white is black. |
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Liberal Fascists Versus Gold
On 10/3/2010 9:21 AM, Nickname unavailable wrote:
... the free market is a feverish cult, like all cults, reality will never trump ideology. Regards, JS Free market? There is no such thing, hasn't been for half a century or more. Just start looking at the rules and regulations which cause the system to be molded in fine detail and you will know this is fact ... the tax code itself consists of many volumes and stacked, vertically, upon the floor, stands taller than me, I suspect ... and the is but a tiny fraction of the rules and regulations governing wealth, finances, banking, commerce, etc. ... get real. Regards, JS |
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(OT) : The Validity of the Term "Liberal-Fascist" - A 'Teachable Moment'
On Oct 3, 9:59*am, John Smith wrote:
On 10/2/2010 11:16 PM, Nickname unavailable wrote: On Oct 3, 12:53 am, *wrote: http://www.knowledgerush.com/kr/ency...sm_and_Nazism/ * *• * * Socialism and Nazism Nazism and socialism refers to a polemical, and political claim that Nazism, or the "German National Socialism" of the 1930s to mid 1940s is comparable in some way to the ideology of socialism. Political figures —in the US, Britain, and elsewhere —may at times employ the comparison as a rhetorical device aimed at discrediting pro-labor and otherwise socially liberal platforms, by implying a guilt by association between socialist economic philosophy and the tyrannical rule of Adolf Hitler and the Nazis. While the claim has little meaning among educated scholars, the argument has some social resonance among "layman majorities" who tend to be less able to discern (or have less access to) factual claims and materials related to history and economics —easy to sway with polemic rhetoric, even if the claim has little substance or merit. The definition of Nazism The name "National Socialist German Workers Party," was a misnomer, much like the "Peoples Republic of China," the "Union of Soviet Socialist Republics," the "German Democratic Republic" and the "Liberal Democratic Party of Russia." Few would argue that any of the above countries were infact democracies or republics, and it is to this above category that the Hitlerian self-image as a "National Socialist German Workers Party," belongs. The shortened term, "National Socialism," is a misnomer as well, and by itself simply means a 'nationalist flavor of socialism.' But because it is a very general term, it has some current resonance in popular discourse —particularly when it's used synonymously with Nazism. It's polemical use within Western capitalist societies, is designed to evoke the twin demons of Naziism and (Soviet) "socialism," perhaps generating a Pavlovian response to the common "enemy", in this case . The accusation of political liberals as "socialists," (and hence by implication "Nazis" and "Soviets Communists") is a rather typical and well-documented cornerstone of conservative rhetoric in the United States and other capitalist democracies. (See smear campaign, Red scare, McCarthyism) The Nazi party-appropriated-term "socialism," like "democracy" in the cases above, was used to appeal to German workers for political support during the tentative early years of Hitler's ascent to power. Apart from the occasional use of empty pro-worker political rhetoric, Adolf Hitler and his Nazi party had no inclination towards true socialism, in the sense (democratic socialism) that it's used today. Within the context of Hitler's unified, "racially-pure" Germany, Hitler instituted and supported social programs that on their surface had socialist structure. For example, his youth programs, education and indoctrination programs, reproduction programs, all borrowed some of their structure from existing "socialist" ideas, but insead of keeping the democratic spirit of socialist ideals, he simply borrowed what was popular to serve is quest for power. Whatever appeals Nazism made to the German worker, family, culture, and society —while in a very general sense were socialist —they were simply components in the totalitarian rule of the Nazi party. The claim that socialism and nazism are one in the same are an example of the ignatoriao ilenchi fallacy —for example, the same could be said of the United States military industrial complex, which operates with socialist/communist-like safeguards and protections, though its a part of a capitalist system. Ad-Hominem The term Nazism typically has such a bad name that to link it to anything tends to tarnish the reputation of that other thing. A "law" of internet culture called Godwin's Law humorously states that whoever first brings up Hitler or the Nazis in a usenet discussion automatically loses the argument. [1] [2] (tarring them with the same brush, as it were). Those who see a connection insist that rather then being driven by ideology, they seek only greater accuracy in political science. Reasons Nazism is considered socialist * *• * * Self-depiction: the German Nazi Party called itself the "National Socialist Worker's Party", and in 1927, Hitler said, "We are socialists." * *• * *• * * The Left Wing (examples include Gregor Strasser and Ernst Röhm), and working class brownshirts (or Sturmabteilung) within the Nazi Party supported socialist programs. * *• * *• * * One writer, Lew Rockwell at the Ludwig von Mises Institute, suggests that the chief difference beween Nazism and (as he puts it) others forms of socialism is that the Hitler's socialism was nationalistic while other forms (such as Communism) were internationalist. [3] Reasons Nazism is not considered socialist * *• * * Throughout its rise to power and rule, the Nazis were strongly opposed by left-wing and socialist parties, and Nazi rhetoric was virulently anti-Marxist, attacking both communists and social democrats. A central appeal of Nazism was its opposition to Marxism and other forms of socialism and its claim to be a bulwark against Bolshevism and this is why they recieved so much material and political support from industrialists and conservatives. * *• * *• * * The Nazi ideology saw socialist collectivism as part of a Jewish conspiracy (Judeo-Bolshevism) meant to undermine the elitist principle. * *• * *• * * Nazis proposed that only people who were considered "racially pure" or Aryan would benefit from their policies. This can be seen as contrary to the socialist ideal of a society for the benefit of all. * *• * *• * * In his rise to power, Hitler reassured German industrialists that he would respect private property and fight labor unions. To the extent that permitting private property to exist is contrary to "socialism", then Nazism was not "socialist". On the other hand, some democratic countries (like Sweden) have adopted some (but not all) socialist ideas while retaining a degree of freedom to own private property and have labor unions. * *• * *• * * Hitler received strong support from conservatives for the "Enabling Act." This legislation was opposed by social democrats. * *• * *• * * After coming to power, Hitler sent thousand of communists, social democrats and unionists to concentration camps and killed communist leaders in Germany. He outlawed labor unions and guaranteed corporate profits for Krupp& *Co. * *• * *• * * The profits of large corporations soared under the Nazis. With the exception of Jewish property which was seized and sold, capitalist enterprises were not expropriated or nationalised but remained in private hands. * *• * *• * * The Nazis were anti-egalitarian believing in neither equality (either among Germans or between Germans and non-Germans), collectivism, nor the rights of the "masses". According to Hitler biographer Ian Kershaw they had an elitist view of society and asserted that in competition with each other the superior individual would emerge on top. Despite the use of slogans such as "the common good comes before the private good" their vision of social relations, in practice, was in line with the ideas of Nietzche rather than Karl Marx. * *• * *• * * During the party's ascendency in the 1930s, so called "left wing" Nazis such as Gregor Strasser and Ernst Röhm were ruthlessly purged and even killed. Man, that is nothing but distilled BS. *What a friggin' idiot! *This is some homosexual mental case ... one of the worst I have yet seen. Regards, JS then refute it right wing stooge. |
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Liberal Fascists Versus Gold
On 10/3/2010 9:28 AM, Nickname unavailable wrote:
... Your text is nothing but drivel ... And, you certainly are NOT a liberal. You are just a fool supporting the status quo ... Regards, JS |
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(OT) : Three (3) Phases of Liberal Decay : Ending in Liberal-Fascism
On Oct 3, 10:02*am, John Smith wrote:
On 10/2/2010 11:18 PM, Nickname unavailable wrote: ... * correct. its something the conservatives cannot explain away. in fact, we know that fascism is the final decay of conservatism. they are simply projecting again. What a friggin' idiot to even spend so much time on such an infinitesimally small point ... I suspect meth, crack cocoaine or a mental disorder which mimics the drugs effects ... I just love these idiots, reminds me of why things are the way they are ... Regards, JS refute it then. it seems when your type has nothing, you resort to insults. me thinks that you see some disturbing similarities between fascism and conservatism |
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(OT) : The Validity of the Term "Liberal-Fascist" - A 'TeachableMoment'
On 10/3/2010 9:38 AM, Nickname unavailable wrote:
... then refute it right wing stooge. I am for tearing up ALL government. I am for interpreting the Constitution though the interpretation which would be held by rational, logical and reasoning average Americans--the same which accepted and held the Constitution to be valid in the first place--rule by majority of the people, and absolute rule by the people, whos' will is carried out by their public servants. I believe most of the congressmen, senators and the president should be jailed and charged with crimes of treason against the people. I am simply here waiting the revolution ... be it peaceful, or not ... but things need to be put back in order. Regards, JS |
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Liberal Fascists Versus Gold
On Oct 3, 10:31*am, John Smith wrote:
On 10/3/2010 8:03 AM, Chas. Chan wrote: Fascism is a form of government which centers all power [House, Senate and Judiciary] in a single party [Liberal Fascist Democrats] headed by an absolute dictater [0baMa0 Tse Dung]. ... You have it correct, and such is our government. *However, some are confused since the party can be referred to by two different names--republi-crat and demo-can ... but, in the shadows the same figure(s) pull the strings ... Regards, JS man, you got it bad. the idiot just said the constitution was fascist. |
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(OT) : Three (3) Phases of Liberal Decay : Ending in Liberal-Fascism
On 10/3/2010 9:44 AM, Nickname unavailable wrote:
... refute it then. it seems when your type has nothing, you resort to insults. me thinks that you see some disturbing similarities between fascism and conservatism You take despots out behind a run down shed and shoot them in the back of the head ... then you get on with the important things in life ... you leave idiots there to contemplate the dead body(s) for the time they find necessary ... Regards, JS |
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Liberal Fascists Versus Gold
On 10/3/2010 9:51 AM, Nickname unavailable wrote:
man, you got it bad. the idiot just said the constitution was fascist. He did say this, "Anyone who is not a ComuSexual-(Liberal/Progressive/Socialist/Communist) is a Fascist according to Useful Liberal Idiots." I can sum it all up, and more, with less, "You are a fool. You are an excellent example, in the reverse ..." Regards, JS |
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Liberal Fascists Versus Gold
On 10/3/2010 9:54 AM, Nickname unavailable wrote:
... conservative(fascists)hate jews, because most jews are liberal. thanks for proving that fascists are not liberals rick sanchez let loose on jews recently. isn't sanchez a conservative? It is so trivial, it boggles the mind. The same money lenders in the temples, since ancient times, their bloodlines, their motivations, their methods, etc., etc. are still alive and well today ... the weapons which work against them are still just as effective. As then, only men of principal and real worth are necessary to end their influence ... the process was last instituted, on a grand scale, here in 1776, let us hope it is instituted again, and soon. Regards, JS |
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