re: Kelly Bryant to Arkansas?

Nobody, least of all the millions of rank-and-file right-leaning Americans who voted for Donald Trump, wants to be lumped in with Nazis. It’s a fact, however, that Nazi-friendly organizations, Nazi symbols, and Nazi gestures were in evidence at the disastrous Charlottesville event, whose unfortunate title was not “Unite the Left,” but “Unite the Right.

The Nazi problem comes down to this: As an ultra-nationalist, socially conservative, anti-egalitarian and fascist ideology, Nazism naturally falls on the extreme far-right end of the political spectrum; but if it can be successfully argued that it’s really a form of socialism, it would make more sense to place it on the far left. That being the case, it’s becoming more and more common to encounter insistent polemics like this one published on the right-wing blog UFP News:"

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CivilTiger83

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"[Hitler] was wholly ignorant of any formal understanding of the principles of economics. For him, as he stated to the industrialists, economics was of secondary importance, entirely subordinated to politics. His crude social-Darwinism dictated his approach to the economy, as it did his entire political “world-view.” Since struggle among nations would be decisive for future survival, Germany’s economy had to be subordinated to the preparation, then carrying out, of this struggle. This meant that liberal ideas of economic competition had to be replaced by the subjection of the economy to the dictates of the national interest. Similarly, any “socialist” ideas in the Nazi programme had to follow the same dictates. Hitler was never a socialist. But although he upheld private property, individual entrepreneurship, and economic competition, and disapproved of trade unions and workers’ interference in the freedom of owners and managers to run their concerns, the state, not the market, would determine the shape of economic development. Capitalism was, therefore, left in place. But in operation it was turned into an adjunct of the state."

he was a fascist, aka Oligarchy.

It's glorious tbh

socialism and fascism are slightly differnet versions of the same thing.

Trigger Alert ...Do not read past the point if you are easily triggered.

Abortion is the most similar thing in this country to what Hitler did. No respect for life.

Oh look, there are more of them (Clemson Tards)

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Trump is a theif, liar, rapist, sell out puppet, and , yeah, part of teh ZOG.

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Damn, someone wrapped the ‘whole’ roll of tin foil around their head on this post

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Didn’t Hitler purge all the communist in Germany after he came into complete control? 1936 or so?

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there are factions of leftwingers.

no rightwinger would call himself a socialist. lol

in my view, an extreme right winger would be an anarchist basically, not a big government control freak.

I can't see people who are pro-life on abortion killing a bunch of people. lol

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Right wing in Nazi Germany is a meaningless term when applied to modern US politics. It was meant to symbolize fascism but it has nothing in common with modern conservatism.

TLDR... Read the Nazi party platform and tell me which modern US party you would most likely assign to that group.

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PUH-LEASE, dude.

THE UNITE THE RIGHT movement are the modern nazis RIGHT HERE IN Merica.