hisich wrote: "National SOCIALIST German Workers Party" 😉
To you (as w/all Lefties) the words "socialism" & "democracy" have simply become synonyms for "good" and "capitalism" one for "bad". In your minds capitalism & fascism are one & the same...as if they're not different words that describe different systems. Also, y'all seem to forget the State/Govt. side of fascism & focus one "da' corporations, maaaaan"...as if I should fear Whole Foods & Amazon but embrace the militarily-aggressive, thieving, scheming, corrupt, nuclear-armed USGovt. as "my democratically-elected representative", LOL.
IMO the worst thing about Lefties like you is your dishonest and/or ignorant attacks on libertarianism (which you either don't understand or dishonestly mischaracterize)... to hear you clowns talk we live in a system dominated by libertarianism, which comes as a shock to actual libertarians who see the reality that the USA is the biggest govt. in world history. It really speaks, IMO, to the authoritarian mentality Leftists have which sees freedom as dangerous & evil.
I am not the one who is fixated on words over actions. You seem to hate the concept of having any government so much that you can't even concede that roads are a useful byproduct.
hisich wrote: Most ironically is that you idolize FDR who (building upon the legacies of Lincoln, T. Roosevelt, and Wilson) helped ushered in American Fascism w/his horrific 'new deal' & lusting into WWII.
If FDR was fascist why was there a fascist coup attempt in 1933 to overthrow his presidency and install a dictator?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTdx6vEUtIA
shamangineer wrote: I am not the one who is fixated on words over actions. You seem to hate the concept of having any government so much that you can't even concede that roads are a useful byproduct.
If FDR was fascist why was there a fascist coup attempt in 1933 to overthrow his presidency and install a dictator?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTdx6vEUtIA
Authoritarians/Oligarchs fight amongst themselves for supremacy...to be fair to FDR was just another Strongman of his time (America's version of a Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin, etc.)...like Hitler, he even tossed innocent people (Jap-Americans) into Concentration Camps based on race/ethnicity. Ultimately, he dragged America into a war it didn't want (secretly plotted w/Churchill, intentionally provoked Japan & set up Pearl Harbor to be attacked) in order to save the English, French, and Russian Empires...and also established the world-dominating American Empire which we all suffer under today.
Ironically, during FDR's 1932 Presidential campaign he criticized Hoover for meddling TOO MUCH in the economy...once he was in power, however, he expanded/extended Hoover's failed policies & repackaged it as "the new deal" (which borrowed HEAVILY from Mussolini's Italian Fascism). It is a testament to the govt's indoctrination effectiveness that so many Americans look upon FDR/New Deal w/such affection...a policy/ruler which encompassed 20 of the worst years (a massive economic Depression followed by a disastrous war) in American history!
Shaman...I believe you're coming from a 'well-intentioned' place, but you're blinded by your ideology...and you're up against someone who knows actual history!
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hisich wrote: Authoritarians/Oligarchs fight amongst themselves for supremacy...to be fair to FDR was just another Strongman of his time (America's version of a Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin, etc.)...like Hitler, he even tossed innocent people (Jap-Americans) into Concentration Camps based on race/ethnicity. Ultimately, he dragged America into a war it didn't want (secretly plotted w/Churchill, intentionally provoked Japan & set up Pearl Harbor to be attacked) in order to save the English, French, and Russian Empires...and also established the world-dominating American Empire which we all suffer under today.
I definitely don't agree with the way Japanese Americans were treated, it was a terrible injustice to our citizens and I also disagree with the way that the war was started. But if taken in the context of the 1933 coup, it should be clear that Roosevelt was not solely intended on entering the war for the purposes of defending the European empires, he sensed that a threat was coming either way. Additionally the Japanese did attack the U.S. so these fears were not unfounded.
hisich wrote: Ironically, during FDR's 1932 Presidential campaign he criticized Hoover for meddling TOO MUCH in the economy...once he was in power, however, he expanded/extended Hoover's failed policies & repackaged it as "the new deal" (which borrowed HEAVILY from Mussolini's Italian Fascism). It is a testament to the govt's indoctrination effectiveness that so many Americans look upon FDR/New Deal w/such affection...a policy/ruler which encompassed 20 of the worst years (a massive economic Depression followed by a disastrous war) in American history!
Hoover didn't do anything which was the main criticism of his presidency, I highly doubt that FDR stated anything like this.
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2019/03/fdr-herbert-hoover-big-government/580456/
The economic policies that FDR implemented and which were dismantled by the 80's gave some of the most prosperous years in US history.
Shaman...I believe you're coming from a 'well-intentioned' place, but you're blinded by your ideology...and you're up against someone who knows actual history!
I had often wondered about the possibility of FDR having been assassinated.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=699OrHMxweg
An excellent story on lack of freedom in and out of the workplace due to employment tyranny.
https://truthout.org/articles/capitalist-workplaces-set-bosses-up-to-be-authoritarian-tyrants/
As I suspected the Mueller Investigation seems to have been a red herring all along, huge holes in the report:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52P7G7AHiDg
The Mythology of Roosevelt and the New Deal
Roosevelt Was a Resourceful Political Opportunist
https://fee.org/articles/the-mythology-of-roosevelt-and-the-new-deal/
The Myth that Is FDR
By Garet Garrett
https://www.lewrockwell.com/1970/01/garet-garrett/the-myth-that-is-fdr/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6GOkL5oYGQ
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shamangineer wrote: An excellent story on lack of freedom in and out of the workplace due to employment tyranny.
https://truthout.org/articles/capitalist-workplaces-set-bosses-up-to-be-authoritarian-tyrants/
'Employment Tyranny'
You Millenial socialists are drama queen pussies...
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