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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: mord on February 06, 2008, 03:28:54 PM
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http://forum.protestwarrior.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=5270
You judge the biggest fool in the arguement
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I enjoy that sort of argument. Although it would be better if the folks new what they were talking about. Like people who say Nazis supported socialism just because they were part of the "National Socialist German Worker's Party" This was only a way (ploy) to draw mass appeal...and boy did the demented Germans of the '20s and '30 buy into that sick Nazi twit.
Member "Socialist" understands the history of politics much better and wins the debate.
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Re: Who is "the left"?
Postby Socialist on Mon Feb 04, 2008 7:08 pm
hworta wrote:Fascists and Nazi's were socialists.
They were capitalists. Their entire system was structured around the capitalistic economy, in contrast to the USSR who outlawed private businesses.
Nazis were even more capitalist to some degree, because Nazi law declared that a private business owner had the right to lead his company any way he saw fit.
That is why capitalists themselves (business owners) overtly favored Nazism.
Sadly true, Nazism was a sad chapter in the history of capitalism. American businesses sold prices such as "Coca-Cola" in Germany which manifested their fortunes!
Yes this is true the poster socialist is a bit strange but knows his politics ,too bad he's a socialist.Most of the other posters are new libertarians say since Paul started running
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People throw around the term 'socialism' and forget what it means. It means that goods and services are socialized (controlled by the government with no private enterprises (IE no capitalism. )
We (Like the NAZi's) have industries that are socialized, or are a hybrid of socialism and capitalism, but very few countries would be considered TRUE socialism.
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hworta is a great member on all the sites O0