The third stage is that they will storm some federal building and then try to blame BLMTIFA, illegal immigrants, or socialists/fascists/leftists (they aren't educated enough to tell the difference between these ideologies).This is denial in action.
Stage 1. It can't happen here.
Stage 2. It happened here, but it wasn't our fault. It was because of those others.
I'm interested to see the 3rd stage, when they get to it.
California is becoming a state of the extremely wealthy and the very poor. The middle class is leaving in droves. On paper this makes California look prosperous but the reality is quickly becoming mansions surrounded by shacks.It is impressive to be so wrong about so many things, so props... consistency is a virtue, I guess... California Defies Doom With No. 1 U.S. Economy (Bloomberg). Such a "failed" state....
Difference?The third stage is that they will storm some federal building and then try to blame BLMTIFA, illegal immigrants, or socialists/fascists/leftists (they aren't educated enough to tell the difference between these ideologies).
Funny post ^Difference?
USSR? Soviet Socialist
NAZI? National Socialist German Workers' Party.
you can educate yourself here: https://debatepolitics.com/threads/fascism-is-the-new-socialism.460610/Difference?
USSR? Soviet Socialist
NAZI? National Socialist German Workers' Party.
Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea: They must be both Democrats and Republicans there.Difference?
USSR? Soviet Socialist
NAZI? National Socialist German Workers' Party.
I always say the Republic of Congo must be Republicans. That usually shuts them up.Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea: They must be both Democrats and Republicans there.
Peoples Republic of China: This must be a nice red Republican place. You'd love it.
Hilarious. But, my tolerance has run out. At some point I start to feel bad about laughing at the pitiful. I've reached that point. The desperation is palpable.Funny post ^
Difference?
USSR? Soviet Socialist
NAZI? National Socialist German Workers' Party.
Living in the Right Wing misinformation bubble makes brains turn to mush. I've seen plenty of formerly smart people go stupid in less than a year of watching Fox, listening to Rush and reading garbage like Breitbart and Conservative Treehouse.Hilarious. But, my tolerance has run out. At some point I start to feel bad about laughing at the pitiful. I've reached that point. The desperation is palpable.
This guy actually thinks a republic and a Republican are synonymous. LMAOI always say the Republic of Congo must be Republicans. That usually shuts them up.
Your the one who buys the titles, Bud.This guy actually thinks a republic and a Republican are synonymous. LMAO
People get the feistiest as they are being defeated.Hilarious. But, my tolerance has run out. At some point I start to feel bad about laughing at the pitiful. I've reached that point. The desperation is palpable.
North Korea: People's Democratic Republic of
Well lets start with NAZINorth Korea: People's Democratic Republic of Korea.
I mean, if that's the standard.
As someone who buys/promotes the most idiotic of ideas it is no surprise that your ignorance of political and economic theories/realities is so profound. You are seriously embarrassing yourself and exposing the roots of your self-deception. The question that leaves us with is, why you are so enamored of Nazi propaganda? Is it just a complete lack of historical knowledge, or is it something more nefarious?Well lets start with NAZI
Socialism is based on egalitarianism and the VW that Hitler had created for the car for all people to drive and be equal is a good example of socialism. The party elites of course drove much nicer cars which is also a sign of socialism.
"Sitting at a restaurant table in Munich in the summer of 1932, Hitler designed the prototype for what would become the immensely successful Beetle design for Volkswagen (literally, the "car of the people"
Car of the people. Can't get more socialist than that. LOL
Volkswagon is a private company with stock holders (Ticker: VWAGY) and a traditional hierarchical management structure. Its the definition of a typical capitalist company.Well lets start with NAZI
Socialism is based on egalitarianism and the VW that Hitler had created for the car for all people to drive and be equal is a good example of socialism. The party elites of course drove much nicer cars which is also a sign of socialism.
"Sitting at a restaurant table in Munich in the summer of 1932, Hitler designed the prototype for what would become the immensely successful Beetle design for Volkswagen (literally, the "car of the people"
Car of the people. Can't get more socialist than that. LOL
Hitler commissioned the car and labeled it "the people's car"Volkswagon is a private company with stock holders (Ticker: VWAGY) and a traditional hierarchical management structure. Its the definition of a typical capitalist company.
You really are confused by labels aren't you?
I wonder what other labels confuse you.Hitler commissioned the car and labeled it "the people's car"
That's fact. That's socialism.
Siemens, Thyssenkrupp, IG Farber, etc...Volkswagon is a private company with stock holders (Ticker: VWAGY) and a traditional hierarchical management structure. Its the definition of a typical capitalist company.
You really are confused by labels aren't you?
General motors is in there, so @Chainsawmassacre is now going to think that the Germany was just one big military!Siemens, Thyssenkrupp, IG Farber, etc...
Well to be fair, many call cons stupid as well...And leftist call cons hateful. LOL
Clearly for good reason.Well to be fair, many call cons stupid as well...
Was the people's bank a creation of our president?I wonder what other labels confuse you.
Do you think the people's court is a court for socialism?
How about the people's bank, is this a socialist bank? (because, you know, banks are very socialist!)
No, its just a bank, but it has the word people in the title!Was the people's bank a creation of our president?
Its a private company, its not socialist.Socialism 101
"At Hitler's insistence, the car's production was funded by the German Labour Front as part of its Strength Through Joy scheme. Robert Ley, the movement's leader, was forced to provide 50 million marks in capital to produce the car. On 2nd August, 1938, Ley announced that: "A Volkswagen for every German - let that be our aim. That is what we want to achieve." He also gave details of how workers could obtain this new car. "I herewith proclaim the conditions under which every working person, can acquire an automobile. (i) Each German, without distinction of class, profession, or property can become the purchaser of a Volkswagen. (ii) The minimum weekly payment, insurance included, will be 5 marks. Regular payment of this amount will guarantee, after a period which is yet to be determined, the acquisition of a Volkswagen. The precise period will be determined upon the beginning of production." (9)
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