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Thread: Read A Pile Of Top Nazis Talking About How They Love Leftist Marxism

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beevee View Post
    It's amusing that you can claim someone is in denial when your present president is off the wall and up the creek but his actions to you are so magnificent that there is nothing at all to deny, as he hasn't put a foot wrong in close to two years.
    Keep up the good work. It's a shining example of America under the direction of an elected nutcase.

    I don't like Trump, what are you talking about?

    I was talking about the OP on Nazis being leftists is true and you are in denial of that.
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    Maybe we can wrap this up with a review of that old time favorite, Goldberg's Liberal Fascism in Liberals are the true heirs of the Nazi spirit.

    Note how the review captures both liberals arguments above. One, that Nazis were racists, neoNazis are racists, they support Trump, who is conservative thus conservatives are racists, how that argument is fine coming from liberals. But, two, the minute that's reversed liberals cry personal insult, though they fail to recognize they argue the same. Hypocrisy runs deep.

    What Goldberg very effectively does is to remove from the charge sheet the one possible reason any thinking person could have for not wanting to be right-wing: viz, that being on the right automatically makes you a closet fascist/Nazi scumbag. By accumulating a mass of historical evidence so extensive it borders on the wearisome, Goldberg comprehensively demonstrates that both Nazism and fascism were phenomena of the Left, not of the Right.

    The book, a New York Times No. 1 bestseller has, needless to say, enraged lefties (‘liberals’ as they’re more usually known in the States) everywhere. ‘In the first week I had half a dozen emails from total strangers saying, “How dare you accuse us caring liberals of being fascists!” and then going on to say what a shame it was that my family hadn’t been sorted out once and for all a few years back in the concentration camps,’ he says.

    ...What he found astonished him. Nazism and fascism, it turned out, were closer kindred spirits of Soviet communism than he could ever have imagined. The first expressed itself through ideas about racial purity and Jew-hatred, the second with ideas about the primacy of the nation, but in most other respects they were all remarkably similar: seizing the means of production; empowering the masses; rule by experts; the elevation of youth and brute emotion over wisdom, tradition and intellect; the submission of the individual to the will of the state. As Goldberg wryly puts it, ‘The Nazis were not big on property rights and tax cuts.’

    ...Elsewhere, Goldberg points out that it was liberals — not conservatives — who were the biggest advocates of eugenics; that America’s most racist (and fascistic) president was the arch-liberal Woodrow Wilson; and that during the supposedly wondrous New Deal of the beloved liberal president FDR, an immigrant dry-cleaner could have his door kicked in and be imprisoned for cleaning suits for five cents less than the agreed government minimum, while Nuremberg-style rallies — prompting a visiting British Independent Labour MP to complain it all felt far too much like Nazi Germany — were staged in New York.

    Goldberg’s purpose is not to argue that liberals are bad people, still less that they’re all closet fascists. But he does want them to realise that people in glass houses are scarcely in the ideal position to throw stones. ‘I’m not a big believer in guilt by association. But their lack of self-awareness about the demons in their own midst is really astounding....
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    That's really the whole point. Associating your opponents with Nazis is generally stupid and I usually criticize it but the point of both Goldberg's book and the conservative responses here is that you (you meaning you progressives) should not throw stones.
    Whoever criticizes capitalism, while approving immigration, whose working class is its first victim, had better shut up. Whoever criticizes immigration, while remaining silent about capitalism, should do the same.


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