Hitler was a commie. National Socialism. We've been through this one before.exosculate said:I cannot believe you endlessly equate facism with the left. Even a basic understanding of Hitler would make it clear this was not the case. It was after all his alliance with Conservatives (i.e your lot) that got him into power in the first place. Read a decent book ffs, then perhaps you can finally jettison that piece of nonsensical belief from your head once and for all.
slaar said:Hitler was a commie. National Socialism. We've been through this one before.
slaar said:Hitler was a commie. National Socialism. We've been through this one before.
slaar said:Damn it, I left my sarcasm hat off.
No, I don't think Hitler was a commie. But peebs apparently does if you read selected of his umpteen thousand quotes.
exosculate said:Apologies
I think its cos he's never read a book in his life.
ViolentPanda said:He claims to have read thousands.
you forgot to say 'go figuire'.slaar said:Hitler was a commie. National Socialism. We've been through this one before.
Red Jezza said:you forgot to say 'go figuire'.
For the uninitiated; leadhead thinks hitler was a leftist despite
a) he sucked capitalist cock bigtime, and a third of the civilian part of his cabinet looked like a quoted boardroom
b) he declared the world's biggest war to date against dem dam' commies
c) his policies were 100% capitalist-militarist
d) he glorified the creed of private property
he was nevertheless a dam' commie because
a) the word 'socialist' featured in the party name
and
b) err....that's it.
whilst still being too illiterate to string a legible sentence together. hmmmm....interesting disorder there...ViolentPanda said:He claims to have read thousands.

exosculate said:He apparently wore red underpants on a regular basis, a fact not widely known about.
we KNOW all this mate (psst; get yer irony detectors back up 'n' working!)EuroDude2006 said:He was not a commie. He never joined the National Socialist German Workers Party out of conviction. He originally joined it as a spy for the new German republican government after WW1. He rejected proposals from party colleagues in the 20's to merge with the Communist party. His policies at first included confiscation of wartime profits and nationalisation, but later on when he needed support from business, he ditched the socialist policies in favour of a policy of opposing socialism and strikes, supporting free enterprise, and blaming the Jews and the Socialists for everything. It was Nazi policy that if Britain was conquered, leftwingers and liberals like Virginia Woolf were to be killed. Leftwingers in the Nazi party e.g. Ernst Rohm, were killed or jailed.
He used the Nazi Party as a ladder to power. When he became a full dictator in 1933, he pursued policies that could not possibly be described as socialist. He didn't set up collective farms, for example. He constantly condemned socialism and communism. As far as I am concerned fascism and socialism are both failed ideologies.
Personally, I consider National Socialism as a separate ideology from Socialism, dedicated to territorial-expansion and the extermination or enslavement of supposed "inferior" ethnic groups, and the suppression of leftwing people.
to"If he thinks we're trying to assassinate him, I think that we really ought to go ahead and do it. It's a whole lot cheaper than starting a war,"
blithely disregarding, of course, the fact that Chavez has won both an election and a recall vote - that's one more totally fair election win than oooh...let me see....."I didn't say assassination," Robertson continued. "I said our special forces should take him out. Take him out can be a number of things including kidnapping. There are a number of ways to take out a dictator from power besides killing him. I was misinterpreted."


Well, they're clearly aimed at including and dealing with religious figures who advocate murder, so he's an ideal test of this legislation.EuroDude2006 said:I wonder will these "anti hatred laws" apply to Pat Robertson if he visits the UK?![]()
Bernie Gunther said:Well, they're clearly aimed at including and dealing with religious figures who advocate murder, so he's an ideal test of this legislation.
He'd make lots of nice new friends to talk theology with at Belmarsh I'm sure.
Sure but that doesn't mean we can't arrest him if he ever comes here, or maybe kidnap him and then either hold him indefinitely without trial in Belmarsh or "render" him to someplace nice like Somalia. It's what the US would want us to do with any preacher who advocates terrorism, right?Johnny Canuck2 said:He didn't make the comments in the UK.
I think the new version is more entertaining, no?Johnny Canuck2 said:You edited.
Bernie Gunther said:I think the new version is more entertaining, no?
EuroDude2006 said:He was not a commie. He never joined the National Socialist German Workers Party out of conviction. He originally joined it as a spy for the new German republican government after WW1. He rejected proposals from party colleagues in the 20's to merge with the Communist party. His policies at first included confiscation of wartime profits and nationalisation, but later on when he needed support from business, he ditched the socialist policies in favour of a policy of opposing socialism and strikes, supporting free enterprise, and blaming the Jews and the Socialists for everything. It was Nazi policy that if Britain was conquered, leftwingers and liberals like Virginia Woolf were to be killed. Leftwingers in the Nazi party e.g. Ernst Rohm, were killed or jailed.
He used the Nazi Party as a ladder to power. When he became a full dictator in 1933, he pursued policies that could not possibly be described as socialist. He didn't set up collective farms, for example. He constantly condemned socialism and communism. As far as I am concerned fascism and socialism are both failed ideologies.
Personally, I consider National Socialism as a separate ideology from Socialism, dedicated to territorial-expansion and the extermination or enslavement of supposed "inferior" ethnic groups, and the suppression of leftwing people.
Bernie Gunther said:Sure but that doesn't mean we can't arrest him if he ever comes here, or maybe kidnap him and then either hold him indefinitely without trial in Belmarsh or "render" him to someplace nice like Somalia. It's what the US would want us to do with any preacher who advocates terrorism, right?
It did strike me that if he was in the UK Lord Inquisitor Clark could have the had the old bugger dragged off in chains. As under the new laws one: Cannot foment, justify, glorify terrorist violence in furtherance of particular beliefs. Bob could share a cell with Paisley; that would teach him.Bernie said:Sure but that doesn't mean we can't arrest him if he ever comes here, or maybe kidnap him and then either hold him indefinitely without trial in Belmarsh or "render" him to someplace nice like Somalia. It's what the US would want us to do with any preacher who advocates terrorism, right?
That's nonsense, Scotland has a very long day in the height of summer.nino_savatte said:...Robertson was the one who claimed that "Scotland is a dark place run by homosexuals"...
Originally Posted by oi2002
That's nonsense, Scotland has a very long day in the height of summer.

nino_savatte said:I know, tell that Robertson and all the other geographically challenged loonspuds.![]()
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