Right Wingers on NT, what do you say about these Hitler quotes?
I'm just curious. Here are the quotes:
The number of Jews in Europe is expanding like “mosquitoes.”
Jews living in the West are incapable of being loyal citizens of Western societies.
European Jews are the “new owners” of European society and are behaving like “tenants with a right-to-buy agreement.”
Jews have a collective agenda of taking over the world, including the West.
Jews will inevitably take over Europe; the only issue left to be determined is how “bloody” the transfer of power in Europe, to Jews from non-Jews, will be.
Belgium no longer belongs to the Belgians: it has already been taken over by Jews.
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They aren't quotes.
Please provide citations, unless you are making things up,
They aren't quotes.
Correct, quotes are linked.
Please provide citations
Like this? (LOL)
"We are socialists, we are enemies of today's capitalistic economic system for the exploitation of the economically weak, with its unfair salaries, with its unseemly evaluation of a human being according to wealth and property instead of responsibility and performance, and we are all determined to destroy this system under all conditions." --Adolf Hitler
(Speech of May 1, 1927. Quoted by Toland, 1976, p. 306)
Boston University has many more, he sounds like a typical socialist in most of them.
And it's even more odd how it's only the Far Left that supports the BDS movement against Israel.
Yes, I agree.
This is what they choose to ignore. Either from ignorance or malice.
I had that discussion with him on another article, he still ridicules the ideal that Nazism is socialist in nature. He started the usual circle-jerk tactic with me.
Here is more..... How about Joseph Goebbels the party propaganda director....
Those Damned Nazis
by Joseph Goebbels
Quoted from the Calvin College archive of the German Propaganda Machine, an excellent scholastic/academic resource when researching what the Nazi's actually were. The title is the link.
Thank you, I just bookmarked that for future reference.
My pleasure, We've been fighting the good fight on this for years, it good to see there are more of us than we know...
The why?
Cause the Nazis also believed in Pan-Europeanism. The national socialist philosophy would be best if to overtook all of Europe. They felt that once they had been given the chance to rule over everything, the rest of the other nations would come to the realization that they were right and openly support them.
You are aware that the Nazi military arm the SS had pan-european units in it from every conquered nation. The French had a three regiments, the Poles two, the Russians one. and assorted battalions and companies from other nations. The Bulgarians actually had enough members of the SS that they could have fielded an entire division. (the Germans eventually rejected that through fear of control issues) Some of them were executed as war criminals after the war....
Also Hitler believed that his brand of socialism what the center of the political pendulum in Europe. Much as they do today. Socialism is still considered the central political philosophy in Europe.
THEY HAVE to divorce themselves from the reality that Nazism was so easily imbued into the German psyche because it was considered the median political value in Europe....
They thought nothing of it.....
This is what makes what is happening in Europe today so disturbing.....
They divorce themselves from the truth.....
Also Hitler believed that his brand of socialism what the center of the political pendulum in Europe. Much as they do today. Socialism is still considered the central political philosophy in Europe.
Here is where I have a real problem with some on the left today. Not only their endorsement of socialism as a viable economic system, it's their open support of the worst antisemites in the world today. Judith Butler won the Adorno prize in Frankfort Germany. Adorno was a founder and a lead proponent of "critical theory", the grandfather, if you will, of the phenomenon of political correctness sweeping the nation's leading universities and birthing the DBS movement. It is very similar to the Nazi Boycott of Jewish businesses.
At a “teach-in against war” on campus last year, she said, “Understanding Hamas/Hezbollah as social movements that are progressive, that are on the left, that are part of a global left, is extremely important.”
Now let’s look at the context. You can see for yourself on YouTube , but the video is eighteen minutes long, so I’ll quote the relevant portion right here. I trust that Professor Butler would agree that I’m including all the context she’d think anyone needs to make a fair judgment call.
3. Critical Social Theory
Dialectic of Enlightenment presupposes a critical social theory indebted to Karl Marx. Adorno reads Marx as a Hegelian materialist whose critique of capitalism unavoidably includes a critique of the ideologies that capitalism sustains and requires. The most important of these is what Marx called “the fetishism of commodities.” Marx aimed his critique of commodity fetishism against bourgeois social scientists who simply describe the capitalist economy but, in so doing, simultaneously misdescribe it and prescribe a false social vision. According to Marx, bourgeois economists necessarily ignore the exploitation intrinsic to capitalist production. They fail to understand that capitalist production, for all its surface “freedom” and “fairness,” must extract surplus value from the labor of the working class. Like ordinary producers and consumers under capitalist conditions, bourgeois economists treat the commodity as a fetish. They treat it as if it were a neutral object, with a life of its own, that directly relates to other commodities, in independence from the human interactions that actually sustain all commodities.
The academic influence of the “critical” method is far reaching in terms of educational institutions in which such tradition is taught and in terms of the problems it addresses. Some of its core issues involve the critique of modernities and of capitalist society, the definition of social emancipation and the perceived pathologies of society. Critical theory provides a specific interpretation of Marxist philosophy and reinterprets some of its central economic and political notions such as commodification, reification, fetishization and critique of mass culture.
Some of the most prominent figures of the first generation of Critical Theorists are Max Horkheimer (1895-1973), Theodor Adorno (1903-1969),
This "critical theory" is only directed at the freest, most open societies of the west. It is not politically correct to be critical of Hamas, Hezbollah or those with a longing for a socialist utopia.
I would love to see a national debate on the sophist nonsense of this foolishness.
It's a fake thread. These aren't Hitler quotes. In fact, they are quotes about Islam. The seeder is less clever than he imagines.
They are not Hitler quotes, But some of them are quotations.....
Still haven't determined if he is baiting or not.... (a clue, betcha he reads Mark Steyn amongst others)
We will see.
Anyone figure it out yet?
I think, if I were the person who posted this article, I would delete it to save myself from embarrassment.
you online?
Hey Ed = was eating lunch. Just saw your comment.
True, and well said, Buzz. Making a big splash coming into NT, even a turd floats to the top occasionally. And this seed is a real floater.
hello Buzz
Hey Ed - I sent you an email. Did you check your old email address?
"All propaganda has to be popular and has to accommodate itself to the comprehension of the least intelligent of those whom it seeks to reach"
Adolf Hitler
6. "A good tactic is one your people enjoy." They'll keep doing it without urging and come back to do more. They're doing their thing, and will even suggest better ones.
Good Job on the Propaganda try LMM !
Many of us here have been engaged in this fight against the revisionism practiced by the left for years. It begins from the fact that it was the American left were the biggest supporters of Hitler, Mussolini, and Stalin until WWII (the left did stay with Stalin until the Soviet takeover of Eastern Europe). Yes some on the right like Lindbergh also supported Hitler. But they were by and large supported by the left
Leftist historians and academia began rewriting history to try and erase their past which they recognized would not be acceptable in our post WWII environment
We've all experienced leftists denying the reality of quotes from Hitler, Goebbels, and others. We must never lose sight of two facts
1. The left is about deception against anyone who opposes their Marxist Statist ideology that also incorporates Lenin's principle of Democratic Collective Centralism
The key belief within DCC or Democratic Collective Centralism is the belief of Collectivism.
“Collectivism being the idea of prioritizing the group rather than yourself or biased individuals such as your family. These prioritizations could be goals, outcomes, rights and so on.
2. Many of those on the left we debate are actually ignorant of where their beliefs come from. They adamantly deny being marxists or even statists. This is because the movers and shapers to and in the Democratic Party are trained to appeal to emotions rather than fact or the principles of liberty our founders and those who influenced them gave us.
Laughably many will argue that those principles are no longer valid to modern society. Remember, statist collectivism cannot tolerate individualism
keep up the good fight everyone. You are doing a terrific job of defending liberty and truth.