I know people who said Democrats are Unamerican and Republicans are correct because America is a Republic. The Pledge of allegiance says so.
Perhaps the people whose job it is to drag him out.
So who has the time to flood the website with claims? I really hope they are running this in the cloud so when they need to autoscale for additional load it will over run the costs. If not and running in a private datacenter just the ability to crash the site is comical enough.No one returned my multiple voicemails!!!! Maybe they figured out I wasnt really Mike Hunt-Hertz
Pfft....shut up coastal elitist. Even though Alaska and Florida have larger coastlines than CA.
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That all sounds somewhat familiar.The Nazis weren't socialists, they co-opted socialist rhetoric and branding to build their populist movement, but were, in practice, crony-capitalists and oligarchs, whose only pursuit was power.
Were the Nazis Socialists?
What’s the difference between National Socialists and every other kind of socialist?
Basically, the party started as a worker's party, but Hitler shifted its focus dramatically, still using the same worker-centered, socialist-like rhetoric to couple to his nationalism to appeal to the working class and build his coalition, but never actually following through with any of those promises, since the rhetoric was just a device to gain power. Socialist-leaning members of the party, by the time it rose to power, had either left or been relegated to an unheard left-wing of the party, having lost all voice in policy input.
Trump realized he didn't have to bother with any of the promises, as long as the bigotry was centered.
That's only part true. The Nazis started as a college frat. At first they did well - campus trolleys ran on time and the frat invented Bier Pong. Then there was a huge party and the frat raided the panties of Erzbischöfliche Liebfrauenschule Bonn. They were kicked out and naturally evolved into the only group more dishonorable than a fraternity - a political party.The Nazis weren't socialists, they co-opted socialist rhetoric and branding to build their populist movement, but were, in practice, crony-capitalists and oligarchs, whose only pursuit was power.
Were the Nazis Socialists?
What’s the difference between National Socialists and every other kind of socialist?
Basically, the party started as a worker's party, but Hitler shifted its focus dramatically, still using the same worker-centered, socialist-like rhetoric to couple to his nationalism to appeal to the working class and build his coalition, but never actually following through with any of those promises, since the rhetoric was just a device to gain power. Socialist-leaning members of the party, by the time it rose to power, had either left or been relegated to an unheard left-wing of the party, having lost all voice in policy input.
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