"Dan S. MacAbre" wrote in message
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Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
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Fredxxx wrote:
On 09/09/2016 10:20, The Natural Philosopher wrote:
On 09/09/16 10:04, TimW wrote:
On 09/09/16 07:16, harry wrote:
https://www.jihadwatch.org/2016/09/g...c-state-attack



Harry still trying to spread the word of the criminal and racist right
wing. The author of this one, American loony Robert Spencer, due to
speak at an English Defence League march was banned from entering the
UK
by Teresa May. And still is.

To right wing even for the right wing? Get out of here with your
extremist crap Harry.

TW
Harry isn't extremist. You should get out more. There's a lot weirder
opinions than that out there.

Neither is he particularly right wing. Indeed extremist right wing is
largely an invention of the left


To challenge the view that all change is for the better, is to be
labelled as extremist right wing, these days.

Most left wing seem to forget that Hitler was a socialist.

Don't forget North Korea too. And lots of African republics. If someone
calls themselves a socialist or their country one, it must be so. Just
like democratic.

After all, Turnip calls himself a Philosopher. I rest my case.

I think one of the hardest things in history is to try to understand what
people thought of Hitler in the 30's.

Not really. They could see that everyone else had ****ed things
up very comprehensively indeed, that the country was in very
deep **** indeed economically and enough of them decided
that he wasn't likely to be any worse and might do better to
end up with enough of his party in the Reichstag.

I'm sure he considered himself to be something of a socialist,

And he clearly was that with lots of his policy stuff
like the autobahns and doing what FDR did in the
US, massive deficit spending which got both
economys out of the Great Depression.

Adolf's problem was that there was no way to pay
for that and so the only way he could do anything
about that was to engage in military adventurism.

Even that worked a hell of a lot better than anyone
else had managed before him in his country.

His problem is that it all came completely unstuck eventually.

as least as far as native Germans were concerned.

It wasn't just native germans, it was also austrians etc too.

Less so when it came to his plans for the disabled.

Not just the disabled, all untermensh etc too.

People didn't seem to be so keen to distance themselves from his ideas
then.

Because they were working very well indeed.
It was only later that the **** hit the fan with
them and by that time it was too late.

But cleverer people than me seem still unable to understand what happened

Plenty do.

- I don't think I really have much of a chance, try as I might :-)

True.