Tipote said:

errr.. no.. complete opposite.

or is it opposite day?

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Bigbadwooof said:

qman said:

Bubbles85 said:

A subhuman, is an inferior human being. As in, the new race eventually created through mass immigration and miscegenation, will be inferior to the political elite and therefor easy to command or control.

When I say the founding father, i mean the founder of the European Union, Richard Coundenhove Kalerig.
Kalergi is still considered by the political elite as a pioneer in European integration and his guiding principals, are the basis, for some of the policies that are still in place today.

In 1933 he wrote and published a book called "Practical Idealism". In the book contained a paragraph that quoted -

"The man of the future will be of mixed race. Today's races and classes will gradually disappear owing to the vanishing of space, time, and prejudice. The Eurasian-Negroid race of the future, similar in its appearance to the Ancient Egyptians, will replace the diversity of peoples with a diversity of individuals."

The book is now heavily censored in Europe and is impossible to get.

This book, is what is prompting people to question the true motives toward the political elites continued plan, of importing millions of immigrants from the Third World into the West.

Every two years, high ranking political leaders within the EU, who have excelled in promoting Kalergi's ideologies are award a prize, known as the Coudenhove-Kalergi Prize, or Charlemagne Prize. Angela Merkel and Herman Van Rompuy are among the most recent winners.

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Merkel and her family better have top level personal security because German's don't play that game, she made a major miscalculation.

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Sounds like a bunch of conspiracy nuttery, tbh. I don't delve into that sort of thing. It's the sort of fear mongering tin-foil hattery that drives people to the right. Right-wing politics are driven by conspiracy theory garbage these days.

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Shins said:

What extremist right wing parties have almost ruined Europe?

The nazis?

Nazi literally means national socialist.  The Nazis were left wing.

The extreme right is Anarchism.

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Shins said:

Libertarians are the farthest from Nazis put of the above.

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viktor said:

Shins said:

Libertarians are the farthest from Nazis put of the above.

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There's more to politics than "being least like the Nazis."

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Yes.

You guys probably know about the Political Compass already, but try it out if you haven't.  Mine has changed a bit since I was in school in the early aughts, as back then I was well below the vertical 0, in the libertarian, whereas now it says I'm a slight authoritarian... who knew.  Human society is a harsh environment.

Shins said:

You share the same economic policy as the nazis,

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Shins said:

Nazis shared similar social policies of today's right, but shared similar economic policy with today's left.


In today's terms:

Nazis - socially right wing, economically left wing

Modern liberals - socially left wing, economically left wing.

Modern conservatives - socially right wing, economically right wing

Modern libertarians (or classic liberals) - socially left wing, economically right wing.


Libertarians are the farthest from Nazis put of the above.

The rest of you have Nazi-like tendencies.

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Quote:

The majority of scholars identify Nazism in practice as a form of far-right politics.[8] Far-right themes in Nazism include the argument that superior people have a right to dominate over other people and purge society of supposed inferior elements.[9] Adolf Hitler and other proponents officially portrayed Nazism as being neither left- nor right-wing, but syncretic.

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BoldAsLove said:

Shins said:

What extremist right wing parties have almost ruined Europe?

The nazis?

Nazi literally means national socialist.  The Nazis were left wing.

The extreme right is Anarchism.

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North Korea calls themselves democratic, but that doesn't mean they are.

Right wing and conservative don't actually mean the same thing. The Nazis were definitely far-right. Just a few examples:

• Left wing ideology, and especially socialism, tends to favor egalitarianism and equality. This is explicitly rejected by the Nazi party in favor of racism and classism.
  
• Far right policies tend to be anti-immigration and anti-integration, clearly something the Nazis favored.
  
• Similar to above, far right groups tend to be fiercely traditionalistic, which the Nazis were.
  
• Nazis opposed the two major economic trends of the time capitalism and Marxist socialism. They created "National Socialism" which aimed to defend private property and business of the Germans, but exclude others.
  
• Far right groups are characterized by authoritarian principles, which were obviously embraced by the Nazis. Mein Kampf explicitly rejects parliamentary democracy.
  

Keep in mind, the horseshoe theory, which is widely accepted, states that the far-right and far-left are more alike with each other than with moderates.

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zappaisgod said:

Shins said:

You share the same economic policy as the nazis,

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No I don't.  The Nazi government controlled everything.  You, on the other hand, share their hatred for Jews.

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lol zappa, very true - especially the part about Shins and the Jews..

qman said:

But what is tearing the EU apart today by allowing it to be flooded with a bunch of third world forgniers?  LEFT WING poltics!!

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