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And I would consider him a far right wing fascist. He definitely wasn't a fan of diversity and inclusiveness. He wants a single race in this country and wanted to trigger a race war, which sounds pretty Nazi like to me. Though I don't really like the terms leftist or rightist.

interesting.

i'd like to see where any of those descriptors match anything right wing. heck. i hate republicans and i'd like to see where any of those match a talking point of the republican party, much left a conservative/right wing stance. now, sure, each side has their idiots, but i'd like to see where any of that is an official position of tea parties, libertarians, or the RNC

i don't think that you know what Nazis stood for, but it's not too close to anything that conservatives stand for today. you might make a case for immigration, but i don't think it stands up very well under scrutiny.

it does sound a lot like what the democrats want conservatives to be presented as though.

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Posted by StrawsDrawnAtRandom

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Posted on 6/30/15 at 2:01 pm to 3nOut

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but it's not too close to anything that conservatives stand for to

Hyper militant.

Religious.

Fighting for ''family values''.

Fighting to keep the country ''pure''.

Anti-immigrant.

Anti-gay.

Pro-firearm for the citizens.

Their platform vs. what they did?

They're extremely right-wing, and most scholars put them like that. Although, simply because there's a bad regime in your wing makes little difference.

I would consider myself a political centrist, somewhat right leaning but I share almost nothing with the current Republican party.

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