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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Shins]
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Shins said:
Bigbadwooof said:
Shins said:
God you guys are in such denial.  All you do is recite other people you do not think for yourself.

The Nazis clearly had LEFT WING economic policies and RIGHT WING social policies.


Use your brain and think about it yourself,  instead of frantically searching Google for an article which supports your false beliefs.



What article are you referring to?




The one you copy/pasted to your mind?

The only way you could possibly think nazis were right wing is if you are just reciting articles you read.  If you were using your own brain and thinking it would be obviously false. 

Is that all you have to respond to? 

Don't be a sophist.




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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Shins]
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Shins said:
Bigbadwooof said:
Shins said:
God you guys are in such denial.  All you do is recite other people you do not think for yourself.

The Nazis clearly had LEFT WING economic policies and RIGHT WING social policies.


Use your brain and think about it yourself,  instead of frantically searching Google for an article which supports your false beliefs.



What article are you referring to?




The one you copy/pasted?

Is that all you have to respond to? 

Don't be a sophist.



I DIDNT COPY/PAST ANYTHING!!! :lmafo:

Apparently you feel my 'thoughts', which are fucking original, are worthy of publishing.

So much for your little fucking rant. Maybe YOU should try thinking for yourself. I am quite good at it, thank you.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bigbadwooof]
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Bigbadwooof said:
In the case of the Nazis, it was the social policies that were more important and dangerous. I don't see how you could possibly argue otherwise. The atrocities that we hold them accountable for were directly related to their social policies.



Speak for yourself.

None of their ideas would have been possible without socialist/fascist funding.  Nazi propaganda was spread with socialist funding.

You are in complete denial.  Cognitive dissonance much?

I can't believe you are still trying to argue that the German national socialist party was not national socialist.  Libtard lunacy that is.



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Their economic policy was not left wing. Universal healthcare isn't all that is required for an economy to be left wing. In fact, it isn't a requirement AT ALL. The Nazi party didn't seize the means of production and put it in the hands of the people. That would be leftist economic policy.




Holy fuck aren't you a moron?  You don't even know what socialism is!  Socialism is the state controlling the means of production, not the people.  When the people own the means of production it is called CAPITALISM.  RIGHT WING!

Mod Edit:  Offending content left as an example of banworthy content.  Member banned for this post.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bigbadwooof]
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Bigbadwooof said:
Shins said:
Bigbadwooof said:
Shins said:
God you guys are in such denial.  All you do is recite other people you do not think for yourself.

The Nazis clearly had LEFT WING economic policies and RIGHT WING social policies.


Use your brain and think about it yourself,  instead of frantically searching Google for an article which supports your false beliefs.



What article are you referring to?




The one you copy/pasted?

Is that all you have to respond to? 

Don't be a sophist.



I DIDNT COPY/PAST ANYTHING!!! :lmafo:

Apparently you feel my 'thoughts', which are fucking original, are worthy of publishing.

So much for your little fucking rant. Maybe YOU should try thinking for yourself. I am quite good at it, thank you.





If you were actually thinking for yourself there would be no other logical conclusion than:

Nazis were

Right wing socially
Left wing economically.


When you say "duuuuuur nazis were right wing!"  I know you are just reciting something you read and not thinking for yourself.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Shins]
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In fact, it isn't a requirement AT ALL.



either every single foundation of a constitution is missing the vital importance of healthcare, or it's tacitly implied from being a human...either way, oversight.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Shins] * 2
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Shins said:
Bigbadwooof said:
In the case of the Nazis, it was the social policies that were more important and dangerous. I don't see how you could possibly argue otherwise. The atrocities that we hold them accountable for were directly related to their social policies.



Speak for yourself.

None of their ideas would have been possible without socialist/fascist funding.  Nazi propaganda was spread with socialist funding.

You are in complete denial.  Cognitive dissonance much?

I can't believe you are still trying to argue that the German national socialist party was not national socialist.  Libtard lunacy that is.



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Their economic policy was not left wing. Universal healthcare isn't all that is required for an economy to be left wing. In fact, it isn't a requirement AT ALL. The Nazi party didn't seize the means of production and put it in the hands of the people. That would be leftist economic policy.




Holy fuck aren't you a moron?  You don't even know what socialism is!  Socialism is the state controlling the means of production, not the people.  When the people own the means of production it is called CAPITALISM.  RIGHT WING!

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You can un-ban him. I'd rather continue discussing this with him than have him banned for getting out of line.

Are you saying that Nazi's were Capitalist? They didn't seize the means of production.

The whole purpose of Socialism is to put the means of production in the hands of labor. Capitalism puts the means of production in the hands of plutocrats. The purpose of Socialism is to spread the profits of business equitably.

Now, in the past, this has manifested as government ownership of the means of production (which is supposed to put the people in charge, but it has never succeeded, because the people must first have a tight grip on their government). As I have said already, there are strains of communist ideology that don't involve any centralized government whatsoever.

I can't honestly believe that I'm being criticized for having an informed opinion, rather than some shit I just came up with on my own. Sure, I have read a lot about different political and economic structures. My opinion is all my own, however.



Let me ask anyone who disagrees with me, what are the differences between Socialist and Fascist ideology?

If your answer is 'there is no difference', then I would suggest you read more on the subject. They are very different ideologies in a variety of ways. Don't let what you think you know get in the way of truth. Equip yourselves with a foundation to stand on, and we can discuss it.


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Every one of you should see this video.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bigbadwooof]
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trust me, you wouldn't have gotten through to Shin anyways. he is a revisionist...he thinks we should all have to pay for the crimes of our ancestors and give back everyone's thing's that everyone took, and hand a big apology over to whatever progenitor culture arbitrated first on the planet's face.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: akira_akuma]
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akira_akuma said:
trust me, you wouldn't have gotten through to Shin anyways. he is a revisionist...he thinks we should all have to pay for the crimes of our ancestors and give back everyone's thing's that everyone took, and hand a big apology over to whatever progenitor culture arbitrated first on the planet's face.



Meh, I still talk to HU. I don't think I blocked him yet, but I've come close... Sometimes I just have to block people to prevent myself from any urge to waste my time responding to garbage.


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FARTS
"No my dog won't bite you, tho it had the right to. You ought to give him credit, cuz he knows I woulda let him" - Modest Mouse (And Wooof!)
Every one of you should see this video.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bigbadwooof]
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that's what it's there for.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Shins]
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Shins said:
Socialism is the state controlling the means of production, not the people.  When the people own the means of production it is called CAPITALISM.  RIGHT WING!



You don't seem to know what "the people" is.  Corporate oligarchs aren't "the people".  When "the people" own the means of production it is called SOCIALISM.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Tipote]
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Tipote said:
So if we take out all EU citizens from that, we get about 3.4 million (including British leaving the UK) over 13 years

I agree that is alot of people and a big deal. Many times more than the 20,000 Syrian refugees the UK government said it would take over 5 years.
Where does it say it was "completely uncontrolled"? Some of these people now fill the ranks of our NHS so i imagine some selective process was going on. It wasn't just an open door. The NHS would probably implode if we didn't have foreign staff. It at least saved the UK a bomb in training costs.

Labour did this not only for political reasons but also to cater to big business by bringing in cheap labour, hardly a typical left wing policy. As i said, Labour was more centrist under Blair.

Anyway, the point is: what has this got to do with the current migrant and refugee crisis?
The refugee crisis is more recent than Labour. The Syrian war began in 2011. The tories got in to office in 2010. What left wing policies did they implement?

They bombed the middle east, just as the labour government did. That certainly fuelled the refugee crisis.



It states that Labour allowed an open door. Uncontrolled and an open door are exactly the same thing. If the doors are open to any one, it's not being properly managed, or controlled.

The fact that 1 immigrant, arrived every single minuet into the country, for 13 years straight, just reinforces that fact.
Not only that, but 80% of the people coming, came from out side of the EU, which clearly shows, that the right to restrict the movement of people to EU member states only, is worthless.
Clearly any one, from any where in the world, can just come here, with out question. That just shows how stupid EU policy really is.

The refugees have been coming illegally long before the Syrians jumped on the bandwagon.

The jungle migrant camps in Calais for example, have been there since the early 2000's, even as early as 1999, just as Labour came to power, when refugees began arriving from Irag and Afghanistan, due to the wars started by this government, in the Middle East, in those country's.

Look here under "History"

Calais jungle

Its just progressively got worse and worse, as the years have gone on. Until its now a full blown crisis.

IMO this clearly makes it relevant to what is happening today. It starter under Labour and has just continued ever since, at an ever increasing rate. This still, even today, is Labour's fault.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bubbles85]
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Enlil said:
hostileuniverse said:
Nailed it! That's what's so infuriating about ideologues, so determined to prove the other side wrong and their side as "pure as the driven snow" they overlook obvious facts...



Lol, you described yourself perfectly.



akira_akuma said:
precisely.



And if y'all weren't so damn partisan, you would see I've criticized the right many times in these threads too, I guess you aren't paying attention (not surprising) or you just believe what you want to, typical of ideologues...


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: hostileuniverse] * 3
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No...you've consistently made fun of liberals and praised conservatives.  Comically, you've even taken to calling conservative ideals liberal just because you disagree with them. 



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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Enlil]
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Enlil said:
No...you've consistently made fun of liberals and praised conservatives.  Comically, you've even taken to calling conservative ideals liberal just because you disagree with them. 





Really? Well that's news to me, can you cite examples?


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: hostileuniverse]
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Probably, but I'm not going to bother.  This discussion about what you do or other people do is pretty much a huge tangent to this thread, and I'm not going to go back and read a bunch of your posts to find it.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bubbles85]
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i understand well that the calais jungle has been there for a long while. This is nothing on the scale of what is happening currently.

I dont think that open door and "completely uncontrolled" are the same thing exactly. Not all migrants apply for citizenship, the majority do not even want to stay for more than 4 years. http://www.migrationobservatory.ox.ac.uk/briefings/settlement-uk
Many people come specifically for work, some come to join families, some are seeking asylum from violence etc. Some settle, some don't. There are visas involved and some controls.

Anyway

the point of this back and forth is that qman was saying ...

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



While you can maybe make the case that the centrist labour party under blair allowed many foreigners to come and that multiculturalism is more a left wing policy, this doesnt really relate much to the current crisis except that it means some people in the UK already don't want more people.
Refugees have legal protections under internationally signed treaties, however. Maybe this is what qman means when he says left wing politics?

the refugees were going to come anyway, as i said, no one allowed them (except Merkel) but they are still protected under international law to be able to cross the border. They were coming in the 100s of thousands anyway even before Merkel said shit. It's near impossible to control the border anyway. The refugee crisis is also a humanitarian crisis. People are risking their lives to get to Europe for a reason. Turkey loves this because not only are their mafias making a fucking killing, but its also political leverage against the EU to try and get Turkish membership to the EU.

Does this mean that its all easy peasy? that there are no massive problems? NO

Yes there are failures of the centrist governments of the EU, these policies have pissed off many citizens in Germany and it is the duty of the government to include these people and to mediate the situation. But what risks "tearing the EU apart today" is the violence and thuggery of the right wing groups. It is the right wing that are commiting violence and escalating this situation. There are legitimate grievances but how it is dealt with by everyone indicates how things are going to go.

the failure of the EU governments was not multiculturalism. It was the EU and global handling of Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan etc. The governments of the West acted like they could do whatever and that there would be no backlash, that no refugees would flood out of failing states. Look at the root cause rather than blame the politicians who "allowed" refugees in.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Enlil]
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Enlil said:
Probably, but I'm not going to bother.  This discussion about what you do or other people do is pretty much a huge tangent to this thread, and I'm not going to go back and read a bunch of your posts to find it.



Yeah, I didn't figure as much. I know myself pretty well and that just doesn't sound like something I'd do...


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: hostileuniverse] * 1
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:ducklol:


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Tipote]
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Tipote said:
i understand well that the calais jungle has been there for a long while. This is nothing on the scale of what is happening currently.

I dont think that open door and "completely uncontrolled" are the same thing exactly. Not all migrants apply for citizenship, the majority do not even want to stay for more than 4 years. http://www.migrationobservatory.ox.ac.uk/briefings/settlement-uk
Many people come specifically for work, some come to join families, some are seeking asylum from violence etc. Some settle, some don't. There are visas involved and some controls.

Anyway

the point of this back and forth is that qman was saying ...

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



While you can maybe make the case that the centrist labour party under blair allowed many foreigners to come and that multiculturalism is more a left wing policy, this doesnt really relate much to the current crisis except that it means some people in the UK already don't want more people.
Refugees have legal protections under internationally signed treaties, however. Maybe this is what qman means when he says left wing politics?

the refugees were going to come anyway, as i said, no one allowed them (except Merkel) but they are still protected under international law to be able to cross the border. They were coming in the 100s of thousands anyway even before Merkel said shit. It's near impossible to control the border anyway. The refugee crisis is also a humanitarian crisis. People are risking their lives to get to Europe for a reason. Turkey loves this because not only are their mafias making a fucking killing, but its also political leverage against the EU to try and get Turkish membership to the EU.

Does this mean that its all easy peasy? that there are no massive problems? NO

Yes there are failures of the centrist governments of the EU, these policies have pissed off many citizens in Germany and it is the duty of the government to include these people and to mediate the situation. But what risks "tearing the EU apart today" is the violence and thuggery of the right wing groups. It is the right wing that are commiting violence and escalating this situation. There are legitimate grievances but how it is dealt with by everyone indicates how things are going to go.

the failure of the EU governments was not multiculturalism. It was the EU and global handling of Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan etc. The governments of the West acted like they could do whatever and that there would be no backlash, that no refugees would flood out of failing states. Look at the root cause rather than blame the politicians who "allowed" refugees in.




"Look at the root cause"

It's the open door policy of the EU, why didn't the just go the closest developed countries in the region?  The door was closed.

"failing states"

The majority of those states failed a long time ago, also not everyone is coming from a "failing state".  One could make the case that the Africa and the Middle East are both failed states, should everyone leave and flood into the EU?  NO.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: qman]
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which developed countries are you saying had the door closed? The gulf countries?

the EU doesnt have an open door policy. it does generally to refugees now, but this does not apply to all people coming to europe. There are working visa and student visas and asylum protections. member states still have the ability to largely say who they accept to live there. Schengen makes it difficult, sure.

I'm not particularly a fan of the EU.

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One could make the case that the Africa and the Middle East are both failed states,




Did you honestly just group all of Africa and the Middle East together? Africa is a continent.

middle eastern countries are increasingly so - iraq, syria, yemen. Jordan is not, the gulf countries are not, lebanon is not for now, afghanistan is not, egypt is not, turkey is not. The borders of the middle east in part will be redrawn.

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should everyone leave and flood into the EU?  NO.



no, and the majority arent. nobody is saying the EU should take everyone from all these places, just that all countries need to play a part in dealing with what is a global issue - war and the fall out from war.


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