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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: hostileuniverse] * 3
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hostileuniverse said:
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...



:laugh2::freewilly::laugh2:

Am I one of these 'ideologue's' you speak of? I criticize liberals all the time, for their faults. Enlil criticizes left and right. He doesn't even know where he stands, how the fuck would you know?

Is qman an ideologue? He's about as center as a person can be. Certainly to a flaw.

I have yet to see you criticize the right. You won't even criticize right wing lunatics like Rush Limbaugh! :lmafo:

Name one time! One thing on the right that you've criticized, and it better not be combovers or side-parts! :wink:


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Tipote]
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"The gulf countries?"

Sandi Arabia, Iran, and Israel.

"Africa is a continent"

Thank you Captain Obvious.

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Tipote]
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There has been war in Afghanistan for the last 38 years, but for a long time there was relatively minor emigration beyond the million plus that went to Iran. The only reason why Afghans are coming to Europe now is because the outer borders of Europe have failed, and because Turkey has deliberately let the smugglers through.

And Afghanistan is most definitely a failed state, currently in civil war with the taliban on the rise again.

>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.

Sure, but if we think of it this way, are Syrian & Afghan refugees safe in Jordan, Turkey, Lebanon? Yes they are, What is the cost of housing refugees in those countries, well, fuck all compared to the cost of taking them into Europe, the cost of all social services, police, crimes, education and medical  is so incredibly huge it will bring down our the entire welfare system we have in place. Seeing the back-pedalling from the Swedish government who before said that this will be nothing but a gain for society and then at least partially shutting our borders a couple months later just proves that the strain is too big.

And who wins when we in Sweden have 90K extra people to take care of, who most of won't get integrated? Nobody wins.

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



And yet this guy says I support Nazi policies  :rofl2:  The guy who wants Israel eradicated.  There is nothing he writes that should be granted the least bit of credibility. 

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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Tsuun]
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Tsuun said:
There has been war in Afghanistan for the last 38 years, but for a long time there was relatively minor emigration beyond the million plus that went to Iran. The only reason why Afghans are coming to Europe now is because the outer borders of Europe have failed, and because Turkey has deliberately let the smugglers through.

And Afghanistan is most definitely a failed state, currently in civil war with the taliban on the rise again.

>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.

Sure, but if we think of it this way, are Syrian & Afghan refugees safe in Jordan, Turkey, Lebanon? Yes they are, What is the cost of housing refugees in those countries, well, fuck all compared to the cost of taking them into Europe, the cost of all social services, police, crimes, education and medical  is so incredibly huge it will bring down our the entire welfare system we have in place. Seeing the back-pedalling from the Swedish government who before said that this will be nothing but a gain for society and then at least partially shutting our borders a couple months later just proves that the strain is too big.

And who wins when we in Sweden have 90K extra people to take care of, who most of won't get integrated? Nobody wins.



There has been war in Afghanistan for thousands of years.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: zappaisgod]
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^pointless observation, you could say that about the whole globe


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: zappaisgod]
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zappaisgod 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.



And yet this guy says I support Nazi policies  :rofl2:  The guy who wants Israel eradicated.  There is nothing he writes that should be granted the least bit of credibility.  He is completely and utterly bereft of any intellect or conceptual integrity.



Are you referring to me?


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Falcon91Wolvrn03]
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Falcon91Wolvrn03 said:
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.




No, the only way "the people" can own national production -communally- is with authoritarian government.  Socialism is state ownership of production.

Capitalism is private means of production.  It means every individual (the people) owns the means to his own production.  In other words, he/she owns him/herself.


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



And yet this guy says I support Nazi policies  :rofl2:  The guy who wants Israel eradicated.  There is nothing he writes that should be granted the least bit of credibility.  He is completely and utterly bereft of any intellect or conceptual integrity.



I'm reporting you for this

That is complete nonsense and personal defamation.  I have never once called for the eradication of Israel.  Criticizing Israel and political zionism is not a call for holocaust. Get a grip.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Shins] * 1
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Shins said:
Falcon91Wolvrn03 said:
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.




No, the only way "the people" can own national production -communally- is with authoritarian government.  Socialism is state ownership of production.

Capitalism is private means of production.  It means every individual (the people) owns the means to his own production.  In other words, he/she owns him/herself.



You have to understand how the term 'means of production' is defined in economics to partake in this discussion. A basic foundation of economic theory would be nice too.

As I have said, there are strains of communist ideology that have no centralized government whatsoever. They would operate by the workers owning their workplace. In other words having equal shares in whatever business they are involved in. Cooperatives. I could go into greater detail, but I will leave it there.

The way things are done in the world today only serves to concentrate wealth, and therefore power. At the end of the day I would rather have power concentrated in the hands of people who are democratically elected, chosen by society, than unelected individuals who control the government, and bear no responsibility to the public interest.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Shins] * 1
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Shins said:
zappaisgod 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.



And yet this guy says I support Nazi policies  :rofl2:  The guy who wants Israel eradicated.  There is nothing he writes that should be granted the least bit of credibility.  He is completely and utterly bereft of any intellect or conceptual integrity.



I'm reporting you for this

That is complete nonsense and personal defamation.  I have never once called for the eradication of Israel.  Criticizing Israel and political zionism is not a call for holocaust. Get a grip.



I thought this was ban-worthy also. Zappa seems to have dropped back in to call people names, without contributing anything to the conversation whatsoever, that I have seen. He seems to think him saying things makes them right, and there is no need for discussion.

I do not support Israel either.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bigbadwooof]
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Bigbadwooof said:
You have to understand how the term 'means of production' is defined in economics to partake in this discussion. A basic foundation of economic theory would be nice too.




I do, do you?  Means of production are not just things like factories and machines.  Things like Labour, time, and skills are also means of production.  In fact labour is by far the biggest mean of production I can think of.

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As I have said, there are strains of communist ideology that have no centralized government whatsoever. They would operate by the workers owning their workplace. In other words having equal shares in whatever business they are involved in. Cooperatives. I could go into greater detail, but I will leave it there.



Those are fiction.

There are libraries filled with other works of fiction too.

It is impossible to share national resources communally without an authoritarian government, just take a minute and think about it.  Your ideology relies on every single person go go along voluntarily, that is absolutely ridiculous!  What do you do when people don't play along?  You'd need a Nazi-like government in order to keep everyone in line.  This is the inevitable result of perusing your fictitious ideals, you only just empower fascists in the real world!  Highly dangerous.

Now if you're talking about private co-ops I'm all for it, as long as you can enter and leave as you wish, and as long as the government does not force you to be a part of it. These types of organizations exist today and you could join one tomorrow.

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he way things are done in the world today only serves to concentrate wealth, and therefore power. At the end of the day I would rather have power concentrated in the hands of people who are democratically elected, chosen by society, than unelected individuals who control the government, and bear no responsibility to the public interest.



I agree, that's why we need to go back to a Capitalist economy.  Socialist concentration of centralized power has created a revolving door of wall st and government who pay themselves huge amounts of money out of the public purse.  We née to reduce centralized power and restore it to the people.  You want to increase government power, not power to the people.  Even if that's not your goal, those are your unintended results.  It makes no sense to turn to give the government more power if you want more people power, that's the opposite!

Also there are major problems with democracy.  If 51% vote to enslave blacks again do you really think that is good? 

Individual human rights need to trump democracy.  You cannot vote to take away people's rights.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Shins]
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Shins said:
You cannot vote to take away people's rights.



Every law takes away rights.  That's unavoidable.  Are you suggesting that laws should not be decided by the majority?


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Enlil]
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I think democracy needs checks and balances.

I disagree that every law takes away rights, for instance; murder.

Murder is an act of taking away another's rights.  I think laws should only be to protect human rights like this.

I don't think voting for tax and spend policies necessarily protect anyone's rights,  and often violate property rights to a much greater extent than anything else it prevents


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Shins]
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Laws against murder limit your freedom to kill other people at will.  That takes away your basic right of autonomy.  It does it for a good reason, but it does take away a right.

All laws are about giving up some freedom so that we can coexist peacefully.  Every law restricts freedom, and hopefully promotes societal harmony.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Enlil]
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Anything that violates another's rights is not a "right."  Absolute autonomy is not a right

Rights protect you from harm, they do not grant you actions, they protect you from actions of others.

In other words, rights are "negative" they are "defensive" murder is a "positive" and "offensive" act. 

Rights are not acts in them self,  they forbid acts of others upon you.

All laws should be about self-defense of the individual and his/her rights.  In my opinion that is the only legitimate function of government.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Shins] * 1
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Shins said:
Bigbadwooof said:
You have to understand how the term 'means of production' is defined in economics to partake in this discussion. A basic foundation of economic theory would be nice too.




I do, do you?  Means of production are not just things like factories and machines.  Things like Labour, time, and skills are also means of production.  In fact labour is by far the biggest mean of production I can think of.



From google:
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    means of production
    noun
    noun: means of production
        (especially in a political context) the facilities and resources for producing goods.
        "in this society, the means of production are communally owned"



There is your definition of means of production, and then there's the definition in economics, which we use for the purpose of discussion about economics. Human labor only falls within this definition if you are referring to slave labor. Nobody is referring to slave labor. In the google example they are referring to the factories, machinery, land, and raw materials as being communally owned.



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As I have said, there are strains of communist ideology that have no centralized government whatsoever. They would operate by the workers owning their workplace. In other words having equal shares in whatever business they are involved in. Cooperatives. I could go into greater detail, but I will leave it there.



Those are fiction.



They are no more fiction than your Libertarian fantasy land. These are ideologies, which have never been put into practice.

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It is impossible to share national resources communally without an authoritarian government, just take a minute and think about it.



That's your view. I am not a Communist Libertarian myself anyway. I was just pointing out that there are very left wing ideologies that require no centralized government. I was trying to demonstrate that the size of government is not the only factor in left vs right wing politics.

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Your ideology relies on every single person go go along voluntarily, that is absolutely ridiculous!  What do you do when people don't play along?  You'd need a Nazi-like government in order to keep everyone in line.  This is the inevitable result of perusing your fictitious ideals, you only just empower fascists in the real world!  Highly dangerous.



Our current society requires everyone to get along. If they don't, they go to jail. We have the most massive police state in the world. This is CAPITALISM.

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Now if you're talking about private co-ops I'm all for it, as long as you can enter and leave as you wish, and as long as the government does not force you to be a part of it. These types of organizations exist today and you could join one tomorrow.



I am very much in favor of a situation such as this, but I would prefer an economy that was entirely composed of this sort of organization.

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The way things are done in the world today only serves to concentrate wealth, and therefore power. At the end of the day I would rather have power concentrated in the hands of people who are democratically elected, chosen by society, than unelected individuals who control the government, and bear no responsibility to the public interest.



I agree, that's why we need to go back to a Capitalist economy.  Socialist concentration of centralized power has created a revolving door of wall st and government who pay themselves huge amounts of money out of the public purse.  We née to reduce centralized power and restore it to the people.  You want to increase government power, not power to the people.  Even if that's not your goal, those are your unintended results.  It makes no sense to turn to give the government more power if you want more people power, that's the opposite!



We are living in a Capitalist economy. Capitalists Capitalize on existing Capital to create exponential gains, which concentrates wealth, and therefore power. Hence the name 'Capitalism'. Capitalism is only good for the Capitalist. Given a long enough timeline, wealth will always concentrate under a Capitalist system.

Don't get me wrong, Capitalism has done some great things in the world, but many of us feel that it has run its course, and we want something better. You can't argue that Capitalism doesn't concentrate wealth and power unless you don't understand economics, because that's exactly what it does, by design. If you wish you argue on behalf of Capitalism, then you must take the route of defending the concentration of wealth and power. A good Capitalist sees no problem with this.

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Also there are major problems with democracy.  If 51% vote to enslave blacks again do you really think that is good? 

Individual human rights need to trump democracy.  You cannot vote to take away people's rights.



Lol! Now who's the authoritarian? Who do you suppose should make these decisions? What we have here in America is a Republic. A 'representative democracy'. It has it's authoritarian components, and it's democratic ones. It's not perfect, but it's the best we have come up with so far.

I see what you're saying about Democracy. It's like two wolves and a sheep deciding what's for dinner, as they say. It's not perfect, and your argument has been made repeatedly throughout history. However, it is the best we've got, and for now it will suffice.

Nobody is arguing for some sort of utopia. The world will never be perfect. That doesn't mean we can't strive for something better.

This is all really beside the point though. We were comparing Fascism and Socialism. I asked for you to tell me the difference between the two. Are you aware of the differences? The reason Fascism is considered right wing can be found in those differences. As I said, right and left are not defined the same way throughout the world as they are here. In America, right and left politics are very simplified, to the size of government. There are a whole host of other issues that get swallowed up by one side or the other, but in America, we deem right-wing as small government, and left wing as big government. I have described how left-wing political ideology can exist without the involvement of centralized government whatsoever. It really muddies up the American model, which would have you calling Communist Libertarians conservatives.


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Bigbadwooof]
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Bigbadwooof said:
There is your definition of means of production, and then there's the definition in economics, which we use for the purpose of discussion about economics. Human labor only falls within this definition if you are referring to slave labor. Nobody is referring to slave labor. In the google example they are referring to the factories, machinery, land, and raw materials as being communally owned.



No my definition is exactly the same.

Human labour is a resource. That's why they cal it human resources.  Haven't you every heard of a human resource department?  Labour is the most important mean of production and everyone intrinsically owns their own labour and them self.  You are cherry picking only the means of production that fit with your bias.

Slavery is owning the means of production of other people. Interestingly government ownership of means of production is in fact slavery to the government, which is what you seem to want.

I want each individual to have human rights which include owning your own life and owning your own means of production.  Is that so much to ask?

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That's your view. I am not a Communist Libertarian myself anyway. I was just pointing out that there are very left wing ideologies that require no centralized government. I was trying to demonstrate that the size of government is not the only factor in left vs right wing politics.



This is neither here nor there.  Your fictitious scenario is no more legitimate or relevant to objective reality than is any other work of fiction.  What you are still struggling to understand is that these ideas are myths, and when they are perused in objective reality, they have the result of growing the size of government, because a giant authoritarian government is necessary to achieve those ideals in reality.

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Our current society requires everyone to get along. If they don't, they go to jail. We have the most massive police state in the world. This is CAPITALISM.



Oh boy... that's really triggering me... stay calm Shins stay calm.

That is not capitalism :facepalm: and our current society is not capitalist. :facepalm:

Capitalism is literally the private ownership of means of production.

None of anything you said has anything to do with that?  Where did you learn that stuff?  It's utter bullshit.

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Now if you're talking about private co-ops I'm all for it, as long as you can enter and leave as you wish, and as long as the government does not force you to be a part of it. These types of organizations exist today and you could join one tomorrow.



I am very much in favor of a situation such as this, but I would prefer an economy that was entirely composed of this sort of organization.



That is impossible.

That would assume that every person in the world would voluntarily join.  That is utterly ridiculous and a compete fiction.  The only way to compel everyone to join is to FORCE them.  With GUNS, GOVERENT, and the threat of CAGES, revoking their human rights.  Your ideals require an authoritarian, Nazi-like government in order to force everyone to play along.

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We are living in a Capitalist economy. Capitalists Capitalize on existing Capital to create exponential gains, which concentrates wealth, and therefore power. Hence the name 'Capitalism'. Capitalism is only good for the Capitalist. Given a long enough timeline, wealth will always concentrate under a Capitalist system.

Don't get me wrong, Capitalism has done some great things in the world, but many of us feel that it has run its course, and we want something better. You can't argue that Capitalism doesn't concentrate wealth and power unless you don't understand economics, because that's exactly what it does, by design. If you wish you argue on behalf of Capitalism, then you must take the route of defending the concentration of wealth and power. A good Capitalist sees no problem with this.





No, that is not capitalism.  You have consistently shown that you do not know the definition of the word capitalism.  We cannot possibly have a productive discussion if you do not even know basic definitions of common political terms.  You should also make sure to learn these things before you comment.

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This is all really beside the point though. We were comparing Fascism and Socialism. I asked for you to tell me the difference between the two. Are you aware of the differences? The reason Fascism is considered right wing can be found in those differences. As I said, right and left are not defined the same way throughout the world as they are here. In America, right and left politics are very simplified, to the size of government. There are a whole host of other issues that get swallowed up by one side or the other, but in America, we deem right-wing as small government, and left wing as big government. I have described how left-wing political ideology can exist without the involvement of centralized government whatsoever. It really muddies up the American model, which would have you calling Communist Libertarians conservatives.



Fascism and Socialism both aim to take over the means of production by force.  Perusing a socialist government sets up the foundation for fascists to take over all that power, this is the inevitable result of socialism.  Read "The Road to Surfdom" by F.A. Hayek.  He explains it quite well and won a Nobel prize in economics for this book.

You have describes a  mythological scenario which is not logically sound,  when you apply logic and deduction, it is literally impossible to have stateless national communism.  It relies on every single person to consent, which would never ever happen.  You are required to have an authoritarian governent to keep everyone in line.  What a nightmare!


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Shins]
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lol shins learning as you argue lololol


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Re: Rise of the far-right in France and Europe [Re: Shins]
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Shins said:
zappaisgod 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.



And yet this guy says I support Nazi policies  :rofl2:  The guy who wants Israel eradicated.  There is nothing he writes that should be granted the least bit of credibility.  He is completely and utterly bereft of any intellect or conceptual integrity.



I'm reporting you for this

That is complete nonsense and personal defamation.  I have never once called for the eradication of Israel.  Criticizing Israel and political zionism is not a call for holocaust. Get a grip.



Supporting the Palestinians is supporting the eradication of Israel.


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