The alt left has gotten so spoiled they can't fathom not getting their way. They feel entitled to A world where nobody is allowed to disagree with them. A spoiled child never thinks [i]he[/i] has a problem.
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I'm honestly surprised the left doesn't welcome the n@zis with open arms. I mean, they are socialists and the left loves socialism.
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[quote]I'm honestly surprised the left doesn't welcome the n@zis with open arms. I mean, they are socialists and the left loves socialism.[/quote] This makes zero sense
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How does it not make sense? We see that the left loves socialism, the n@zis are socialists, so why doesn't the left like them?
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Edited by CoherentBadger: 8/22/2017 6:41:21 PM[quote]How does it not make sense? We see that the left loves socialism, the [b]n@zis are socialists[/b], so why doesn't the left like them?[/quote] That phrase right there. Adolf Hitler was a smart man. He knew how to draw in the working class man by claiming he supported "socialist" ideas. (Socialism was seen as a legit way to govern back then). The term [url=http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_law]-godwinslaw!-[/url] may mean National Socialist German Workers' Party, but that's like saying NK is a democracy because it's the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. There's a reason why Hitler privatized many state owned bussness/functions and he insisted on protecting private property. None of which was or are socialistic values. I can see why people would say hes a socialist, but you gotta dig deeper. The [url=http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_law]-godwinslaw!-[/url] slogan was "crusade against marxism" -which can be taken as communism and or socialism, depending on who you ask.
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[quote]The alt left has gotten so spoiled they can't fathom not getting their way. They feel entitled to A world where nobody is allowed to disagree with them. A spoiled child never thinks [i]he[/i] has a problem.[/quote] True. But this also describes some conservatives and the alt-right. It is because of these two extremes that we can't compromise anymore.