Hitler and the Nazis were not Right-wing.

a reply to: C0bzz

do we?

a reply to: username74

Yup.

Actually I'm worried I'm going to get banned for pointing this out. It's in the mudpit, I'm not supposed to link it from here.

Another shining example thread of the total dumbing down of this once proud site, deny ignorance, not anymore in 2019 ever since the advent of the Political mudpit, this thread along with the many misogynistic threads and others of similar ilk do ZERO to promote this site as anything other than the new 4chan, ATS a site where women can be called "monkeys, whores and bimbos" I guess this thread sits well within that parameter

How can a site with once high quality have devolved into this is beyond me, I guess clicks and revenue have overtaken integrity.

My prediction for the future of ATS more people from the centre and left of centre will leave (I can hear the cheering now) and within next 6 months this will be the worlds largest online echo chamber.

originally posted by: ElectricUniverse

In Germany the nazis and Hitler armed the Germans who went along with the National Socialist program, meanwhile political opponents, like "social democrats," and minorities were denied firearms. All other nations, or part of nations the nazis invaded were banned from having firearms.

You're getting yourself mixed up fella. Yes Hitler did impliment Socialist policies because he was the leader of the National Socialists. The clue is in the name it was a Nationalist (ergo Right Wing) take on Socialism (Left Wing) Politics. Study some history, you might learn something. I've known this since the mid 90's.
As for guns. You think it's left wing to invade a country and allow their citizens to keep their guns?

Interesting...

Did Gabriele D'Annunzio, Eric Corley and Julian Assange know about this?

a reply to: C0bzz

ok so i wont copy and paste to it then
well technically thats not a nazi is it.
and you misrepresented the statement.
you took two different statements out of context and conflated them.
i can see where you are coming from but remember its just a citizen speaking, as the law allows.
the rule of law is also what he is on about.
its aggressive talk from someone who feels threatened.

a reply to: UpIsNowDown

what happened?
did i miss something?

originally posted by: username74
a reply to: C0bzz

you took two different statements out of context and conflated them.

No, I included two posts. The second was a direct reply to the first. This provides context. This is very clear.

i can see where you are coming from but remember its just a citizen speaking, as the law allows.

What's your point? I am just speaking, as the law allows. I am allowed, by law, to call out Nazism am I not? I am allowed to disagree with them yes? (Actually no, apparently not, they want me in a black site). You guys sure love to silence freedom of speech by simply claiming that opponents are against it for voicing their concerns!

its aggressive talk from someone who feels threatened.

The Nazis felt threatened. They felt threatened by the same people apparently too. And then they did what he advocated.

Ever been to a concentration camp? The one I went to had "Work will set you free" on the front gate. The camp was shaped like a triangle for better machine gun coverage. Speaking of triangles, the Communists and Social Democrats had red triangles sewn onto their prison uniforms because they were forced into these camps (sort of debunks this thread, huh?).

Anyway, in what world does feeling threatened justify black sites? And if he didn't mean it, then he can apologize and retract what he said. It's called personal responsibility. Stop making up excuses on his behalf. That's what people did with concentration camps before they started gassing people.

I am a LGBT person and social democrat, let's really talk about who feels threatened here.

a reply to: C0bzz

ok, so you feel threatened like a nazi?
is that where we are going?

a reply to: username74

"What's your point? I am just speaking, as the law allows. I am allowed, by law, to call out Nazism am I not?"
yeah, sure. i was referring to the other tactless citizen, not you.

"Ever been to a concentration camp?"
you went to a museum.
theres a subtle distinction.


"in what world does feeling threatened justify black sites?"
i imagine its the only reason such things exist



"I am a LGBT person and social democrat, let's really talk about who feels threatened here."
stop doxxing yourself and being hysterical.

a reply to: username74

The murder of 6 million people perhaps?

because nothing screams liberal and left wing more than ethnic cleansing.

Why the hell did US even join WW 2 then, why not just ask Hitler to move in, you seem to be suggesting you have alignment with his policies

Maybe your forefathers had a better understanding of right and wrong, good job they gave up their lifes to allow you to now vocally support him, who said their deaths would mean nothing.

It happens anywhere rwnj’s are allowed to set up shop. When societies dumbest and least educated are allowed to take over a place, this is always the result. Once upon a time there was a place called discussionist. It was kinda cool until the scum invaded, gamed the system and turned into an orgy of ignorance and hate. a reply to: UpIsNowDown

a reply to: UpIsNowDown

does stalin even exist in your alternative universe?
look this word up. Holodomor.
you see only what you want to see?

"Maybe your forefathers had a better understanding of right and wrong, good job they gave up their lifes to allow you to now vocally support him, who said their deaths would mean nothing."

wtf s with all the rhetoric?

a reply to: soundguy

"It happens anywhere rwnj’s are allowed to set up shop."

actually looks like the inverse of this might be closer to the truth

I see more of the right in Hitlers Germany than the left.
Industry and government were merged much like corporate America today.
The right seems to side with corporate fascism more than the left.

Also, one of the first things Hitler did when he came to power was to disband all workers unions.

It is well known the right has no love for unions.
They want their corporate masters to have all the power.

Also, you will see Nazi Supporters align more with the right than the left.
Go to GLP or Stormfront or many other forums and see for yourself.

originally posted by: xuenchen
Many global corporations use some of the Marx 10-Planks system effectively to their advantages 😁

And it is the right that comes to the corporate defense everytime.
I have seen many protests by the left against corporations and trade pacts but none ever by the right.

Back in the 90s, there were thousands protesting against trade with Communist China and they were accused of being leftwing anti capitalist commies.

Every time attacks are made against chinamart, it is the right that comes to their defense.

originally posted by: seeker1963

originally posted by: xuenchen
Many global corporations use some of the Marx 10-Planks system effectively to their advantages 😁

Everything the Progressive movement is for is supporting the 1% and their goals. Yet they claim to hate the 1%??? I am just waiting for Coca Cola to make a drink called Brawndo formulated by Monsanto/Bayer!

The difference is between left politicians and left citizens.
You will see the left politicians support their corporate masters just like the right does.


You will see left citizens protest these corporations.
There is a difference.

originally posted by: visitedbythem
If Trump was running against Hitler, Who do you think progressives would support?

Nuff said

Nonsense.
That is like saying, if Obama was running against Hitler, who would the right support.

originally posted by: TheConstruKctionofLight
a reply to: DBCowboy

This describes the USA and its military adventurism spreading "democracy" - in a nutshell the US is run as a Fascist Nation

www.google.com.au...

What are characteristics of fascism?
There are several fundamental characteristics of fascism, among them are: ... Nationalism: Fascism places a very strong emphasis on patriotism and nationalism. Criticism of the nation's main ideals, especially war, is lambasted as unpatriotic at best, and treason at worst.

This is a good point.
Like Nazi Germany, the right support a globalist military which is what Hitler was doing as well attacking countries left and right.

a reply to: jacobe001

"the right support a globalist military"
eh?
parallel universe?
didnt the nazis espouse the direct opposite?