All this talk about the dangerous communists activities and plots in America.
I find it silly and tiring depending on my ability to tolerate circular arguments.
But, I wonder why so many people are echoing the same narrative that Hilter
himself used to propagate political activism.

Is blaming everything that is wrong, on some secret cabal of Communists just low
hanging fruit? I think so, but in that it is low hanging fruit, look who it is this
rhetoric takes after...


"The streets of our country are in turmoil. The universities are filled with students rebelling and
rioting. Communists are seeking to destroy our country. Russia is threatening us with her might,
and the Republic is in danger. Yes - danger from within and without." ADOLF HITLER

Is he talking about OWS? Or the Communists that have made the poor bankers subvert
capitalism?

If every failing since 1935 is a Communist plot, why wasn't the world taken over by
communism a generation ago? I mean those communists sure as hell suck some
major ass if they have so much power and fail so badly, for so long...

yes.

He was a National Socialist.

So yes.

Nice.........more left vs right nonsense....

More conservative bashing.....

More status quo.........

I believe this thread falls under political baiting/trolling...........

There's been a weirdo making plenty of anti-communism threads lately, which is kind of funny because he doesn't seem to understand the essence of communism at all.

Originally posted by ztruthseeker
yes.

Yes Hitler was a Republican.

Or

Yes, everything wrong in the world is a Communist plot?

Originally posted by ManBehindTheMask
Nice.........more left vs right nonsense....

More conservative bashing.....

More status quo.........

I believe this thread falls under political baiting/trolling...........

No it does not...

Read the quote for yourself...

He sounds like half of ATS talking about OWS of the cause of the financial collapse.

It is perfectly fine for people to spew out the rhetoric at an amazing volume, but it is not
ok to point out how this same narrative was used historically?

Originally posted by User8911
There's been a weirdo making plenty of anti-communism threads lately, which is kind of funny because he doesn't seem to understand the essence of communism at all.

Ya, that is why I am pointing out that he and many others are using a very
familiar political narrative to club out any reasonable discussion.