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In reply to the discussion: Bizarre fight breaks out in House over whether socialists are Nazis [View all]

kysrsoze

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3. Well, Nazis typically don't consider themselves socialists. Maybe they did in 1930's Germany...
Reply to Eugene (Original post)
Wed Mar 27, 2019, 02:31 PM
Mar 2019

but that was all a ruse to disguise their fascist views.

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Bizarre fight breaks out in House over whether socialists are Nazis [View all] Eugene Mar 2019 OP
Republicans are stupid. Just look at Steve King from Iowa. He's right in front of them . . . Iliyah Mar 2019 #1
Rep. Mo Brooks, yet another idiot!!! Have these people even graduated from any school. RKP5637 Mar 2019 #2
Well, Nazis typically don't consider themselves socialists. Maybe they did in 1930's Germany... kysrsoze Mar 2019 #3
Barr wrote that Mueller found no conspiracy with the Russian government. LastLiberal in PalmSprings Mar 2019 #4
''socialist'' and ''nationalism'' were combined to sway Germany's workers into the Nazi party. YOHABLO Mar 2019 #5
Yes, deliberate Hitler obfuscation.Nazi's were as much actual Socialists as "Arbeit Macht Frei." stuffmatters Mar 2019 #7
Mo, how 'bout rsdsharp Mar 2019 #6
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