Do YOU know what the Nazi party stands for?

[TheMightyQuinn]

I'm sure the millions Stalin murdered felt so much better about it than Hitler's victims did.

im also sure you will find communism is an ideolgy. the fundemental set of beliefs that it stood for was never put into practise.

Spot fucking nailed fucking on high fucking five!

 

[twinkletoes]

National Socialist Labour (Workers) Party

Just as the BNP are a left wing party (see the political compass thread), so were the Nazis.

Lefties hate to think that this kind of mass murderer along with Stalin thought along the same lines as them.

Which is why I hate the left wing of the political spectrum.

Hitler's political views were profoundly hierarchical whereas true left wing political thinking believes all people are equal.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

I'm sure the millions Stalin murdered felt so much better about it than Hitler's victims did.

im also sure you will find communism is an ideolgy. the fundemental set of beliefs that it stood for was never put into practise.

Congratulations on at least keeping that shite concise.

Communism was actually an socio-economic theory not an ideology. The problem was that people tried to put some ideology round it because Marx never really worked out how it could be put into practice.

So therefore the phrase "never put into practice", often used among 6th form debating society apologists like yourself, is utterly meaningless as the practice was never set out.

Communism was supposed to be classless yet you always got a ruling class. It was supposed to be egalitarian yet so many leaders were the focus of a "cult of personality".It was supposed to be a pure democracy yet the paradox was that people didn't actually want it so it had to be enforced by authoritarian means.

In fact, one of the few instances where it was put into some sort of real practice was in the Kibbutz movement in Israel.

 

[nijinsky's fetlocks]

National Socialist Labour (Workers) Party

Just as the BNP are a left wing party (see the political compass thread), so were the Nazis.

Lefties hate to think that this kind of mass murderer along with Stalin thought along the same lines as them.

Which is why I hate the left wing of the political spectrum.

Complete and utter horse-shit,as is par for the course from you.
So stupid,in fact,that I simply can't be bothered debating.
Do you have any other shining insights you wish to enlighten us with?
Keep on moving folks, nothing to see here...

 

[Anonymous]

im also sure you will find communism is an ideolgy. the fundemental set of beliefs that it stood for was never put into practise.

Congratulations on at least keeping that shite concise.

Communism was actually an socio-economic theory not an ideology. The problem was that people tried to put some ideology round it because Marx never really worked out how it could be put into practice.

So therefore the phrase "never put into practice", often used among 6th form debating society apologists like yourself, is utterly meaningless as the practice was never set out.

Communism was supposed to be classless yet you always got a ruling class. It was supposed to be egalitarian yet so many leaders were the focus of a "cult of personality".It was supposed to be a pure democracy yet the paradox was that people didn't actually want it so it had to be enforced by authoritarian means.

In fact, one of the few instances where it was put into some sort of real practice was in the Kibbutz movement in Israel.

before you make yourself look silly, im not here to argue the toss.

the bottom line is, the movement that it is based on is brilliant in theory, but it never worked because it was never put into practise.

concise enough?

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

Congratulations on at least keeping that shite concise.

Communism was actually an socio-economic theory not an ideology. The problem was that people tried to put some ideology round it because Marx never really worked out how it could be put into practice.

So therefore the phrase "never put into practice", often used among 6th form debating society apologists like yourself, is utterly meaningless as the practice was never set out.

Communism was supposed to be classless yet you always got a ruling class. It was supposed to be egalitarian yet so many leaders were the focus of a "cult of personality".It was supposed to be a pure democracy yet the paradox was that people didn't actually want it so it had to be enforced by authoritarian means.

In fact, one of the few instances where it was put into some sort of real practice was in the Kibbutz movement in Israel.

before you make yourself look silly, im not here to argue the toss.

the bottom line is, the movement that it is based on is brilliant in theory, but it never worked because it was never put into practise.

concise enough?

It never worked because it was shite. That concise enough for you?

It was the product of a work-shy intellectual who would have had to get a real job but for hte charity of his friend Engels, an unreconstructed capitalist who made the money he could afford to spend on keeping Marx by exploiting Manchester's working classes.

 

[TheMightyQuinn]

Here we go, it's going to all go tits up from here on in.

I believe in Anarchy, deal with that you set of soft arsed gets.

Read Malatesta's Anarchy and fucking weep.

Peace to man, woman and child.

 

[Prestwich_Blue]

I believe in Anarchy.

Why doesn't that surprise me. Never mind, back to school on Monday.

 

[TheMightyQuinn]

I believe in Anarchy.

Why doesn't that surprise me. Never mind, back to school on Monday.

I've actually studied politics quite in depth mate. By the age of 18 I had read Das Kapital, Mein Kampf, Malatesta's Anarchy and the Communist Manifesto.

So unless you know me, you don't and never will, I suggest you wind your neck in with the personal shit such as suggesting I am at school.

Unlike a lot, I read about my history, checked the facts, read them again, read more, read some more, then read some more, attended numerous political lectures and spent hours in conversation with local MP's whom I knew on a personal level due to a friend being related to one.

 

[Paul Lake's Left Knee]

If Hitler was left winged then Baconface is a nice bloke... WTF

Hitler was a facist - far right, with very nationalistic ideals, who had no time for democracy, he over took a small party (the German Workers Party) and changed its name, he added the socialist to kid people into what he stood for. The Nazi's made all their political and economic alliances on the right, despite the odd left wing policy to aid the deception