Reformer: Tea Party is the new Americanized Nazi Party

[NordicHeathenVinlander]

Really? Tea party is the Nazi party? REALLY?

I hate to say it, but "I TOLD YOU" this would happen, like clock work. The left is now feeling the heat. They will now attempt to 'fear monger' Americans into stupidity, into slavery.

My advise, VOTE OUT EVERY SINGLE LIBERAL AND RINO NEOCON OUT OF OFFICE.


Start attending more protests and rallies, bring kids, wives, husbands, sisters, brothers, cousins, and Senior family members, BRING EVERYONE!









Crazy feeding crazy - Brattleboro Reformer

 

[littletommy]

Holy **** what a piece of crap the author of that mess is. How does one "rob from the poor" as the author states the Republican party wants to do? So a person who works for a living and wants to keep more of their paycheck, instead of handing money to those who refuse to work, is robbing the poor? I think our country is truly doomed if the mindset of this article is a widespread way of thinking. We defeated the Nazi's, I don't think we will defeat the stupid, there are just too damn many of them.

 

[NordicHeathenVinlander]

The author is an idiot... Rob from the poor?? In America??

I think if anyone is guilty of robbing its' the liberal/socialist minded Elitist.

 

[RichardR]

Protesting out of control deficit spending = Nazi? wow that guy must be smoking crack or something.

 

[Compatriot G]

I love how the ignorant always say that Nazis are a right-wing group. If they did a little research and maybe learned a smidgen of German, they would know the Nazis were a SOCIALIST party. In German, the initials of the party were NSDAP. Translated into English, this stands for, National Socialist German Workers Party. Hitler was very distrustful of big business. He sought to control the industry in Germany, which he essentially did. State control of industry is one of the hallmarks of socialism. To be honest, Hitler and Stalin were essentially the same, even though Hitler hated communists. Fascism, communism, socialism and Marxism are all just variations on the theme. They all require a police state and complete control of the people to work.

Look at China. We still call them a communist country, yet they have a form of a capitalist economy. Perhaps it would be better to refer to China as a Fascist state instead of a communist state. China is still a police state, but has just loosened up a bit on the control of industry.

 

[jbombelli]

Anything to demonize those who advocate fiscal responsibility and responsibility.

Where are the death camps?

 

[NordicHeathenVinlander]

Anything to demonize those who advocate fiscal responsibility and responsibility.

Where are the death camps?

I believe the liberal minded calls the death camps "Prisions"....

 

[CarmelHP]

To be honest, Hitler and Stalin were essentially the same, even though Hitler hated communists. Fascism, communism, socialism and Marxism are all just variations on the theme. They all require a police state and complete control of the people to work.

Communists and (International) Socialists were competitors to the National Socialists. They all had overlapping target markets for their supporters.

 

[Benny]

There's not a whole lot I can say about that article without getting infracted, so I'll just quote this.

 

[MTC]

I love how the ignorant always say that Nazis are a right-wing group. If they did a little research and maybe learned a smidgen of German, they would know the Nazis were a SOCIALIST party. In German, the initials of the party were NSDAP. Translated into English, this stands for, National Socialist German Workers Party. Hitler was very distrustful of big business. He sought to control the industry in Germany, and anything and everything he could get his hands on which he essentially did. State control of industry is one of the hallmarks of socialism. To be honest, Hitler and Stalin were essentially the same, even though Hitler hated communists. Fascism, communism, socialism and Marxism are all just variations on the theme. That theme being totalitarianism. They all require a police state and complete control of the people to work. That control being ensured by The State having a monopoly on the use of force, and a disarmed populace. If you can't physically confiscate or get the guns from the people, you have to at least force them by statute to be licensed and registered, thus tracked, monitored and controlled by The State.

Look at China. We still call them a communist country, yet they have a form of a capitalist economy. Perhaps it would be better to refer to China as a Fascist state instead of a communist state. China is still a police state, but has just loosened up a bit on the control of industry.

Using some basic principles and key elements of capitalism, only insofar as it increases the economic and military power of The State. They have taken the long view, and in that respect are much more adaptable and flexible than their erstwhile soviet counterparts.

 

[NordicHeathenVinlander]

Personally, I find little value in talking about NSDP, without talking about it's roots, which is NOT TEUTONIC in origin, but infact Greek, i.e. the Spartans.


Spartans practiced what could best be explained as Nazism in it's most radical form, children belong to the State.

Everything goes to bettering the State, and preservation of thereof, but also expanding it's wealth for the citizens.

And alittle more sinister side of Spartan society was when the Dorians invaded the Achean lands, and subjected the non-dorians to slavery, and ritual intimidation of murder which would not be punished.

Helots - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia



http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/wiki/Critias

Critias, a companion of Socrates, helped bring about the oligarchic rule of the Thirty Tyrants, which was supported by Sparta. Xenophon fought with the Spartans against Athens. Plato also, in his writings, seems to prefer a Spartan-type regime over a democratic one.[6] Aristotle regarded the kind of laws adopted by Crete and Sparta as especially apt to produce virtuous and law-abiding citizens.

http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/wiki/Critias

 

[POC]

I remember a thread on here a couple of months ago about how our kids really belong to the govermnet........

 

[Capn Blanc]

Communists and (International) Socialists were competitors to the National Socialists. They all had overlapping target markets for their supporters.

I took a German history class at University where I learned that there was a lot of crossover of members between the Nazis and Communists.
Libtards always holler "Nazi" but they forget that all the murderous totalitarian regimes of the 20th century were Socialist in origin.

 

[malern28us]

People will ridicule others for any reason. I am a member of my local tea party and dont care what names you call me.

 

[beararms1776]

People will ridicule others for any reason.

The racist shoe fits em so they wear it.

 

[rjstew317]

The author is an idiot... Rob from the poor?? In America??

I think if anyone is guilty of robbing its' the liberal/socialist minded Elitist.

blows my mind as well. how is it robbing from the poor when its your money to begin with that you no longer what them to take. libs!!! can't live with them, can't run them over with your truck. legally, that is.

 

[NordicHeathenVinlander]

One thing I keep asking is why the Liberal elites never practice what they preach.... Why do they insist on enforcing they're values on others?

 

[malern28us]

Because they get elected.

 

[04DarkShadowGT]

How can you even take that article seriously? He is some no name back DJ from super liberal Vermont.


I tend to be pretty conservative, but I sort of agree most of the Tea Part candidates are "tea bags" too, but certainly not a new Nazi party. I wouldn't vote for anyone who asks Sarah Palin for her support. She may very well be the dumbest VP candidate every and that is saying something when you consider Indiana produced the lovely example in Dan Quayle.

 

[SemperFiUSMC]

How can you even take that article seriously? He is some no name back DJ from super liberal Vermont.


I tend to be pretty conservative, but I sort of agree most of the Tea Part candidates are "tea bags" too, but certainly not a new Nazi party. I wouldn't vote for anyone who asks Sarah Palin for her support. She may very well be the dumbest VP candidate every and that is saying something when you consider Indiana produced the lovely example in Dan Quayle.

Really? Dumbest? Bit-me? Gore?

Can you list a few examples why she's the dumbest VP candidate ever?