Ahh.. what dictatorship is complete without propaganda that blatantly ignores simple facts. The EU is no exception.
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by Delanshar » Fri Oct 05, 2012 5:17 pm

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by Delanshar » Fri Oct 05, 2012 8:44 pm
Zaras wrote:Gaveo wrote:
Yes I do! And Socialism has taken over Europe, and stop acting like you know your crap you don't.
I know my shit, you don't. Socialism has not taken over Europe, that is such an incredibly mothercuntfuckingly STUPID thing to say. The problem with the world nowadays is the increasing corporatization of it at all levels, coupled with a rotting and destroying of public services and subordination of everything to markets! If socialism would've taken over Europe, Europe would be a fucking paradise like Scandinavia!

by Delanshar » Sat Oct 06, 2012 9:24 am

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by Delanshar » Sat Oct 06, 2012 10:21 am
Zaras wrote:
Yeah, sure, the EU has destroyed democracy around Europe when it's actually the only thing so far that's in the way of the crazy government in Hungary passing a blatantly shit reform that would actually abolish democracy.
Your Daily Mail is showing, please get it under control. Also, the EU helps countries reduce their poverty level, so please get it right.
An entire continent of rabid multiculturalists who hate bigotry with the intensity of a thousand suns and fight it at every turn? Sounds like a utopia.

by Delanshar » Sat Oct 06, 2012 10:33 am

by Delanshar » Sat Oct 06, 2012 10:34 am
Whatever population of Greece wants Golden Dawn is a bunch of motherfucking idiots and they should be sent to mandatory humanity school, to learn how to be humans.

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by Delanshar » Sat Oct 06, 2012 10:48 am
Zaras wrote:Delanshar wrote:Haha... and you expect to be taken seriously..
Considering that I'm in a thread about fascism, no, I don't really have that expectation. When the hell did I say I expect to be taken seriously anyways?Debates aren't supposed to be about 'hyperbole' or 'insults' their supposed to be rational disagreements argued in a respectful and at least semi-educated manner.
But this is a debate that involves Nazis. None of those debates fit the bill."hyperbole and insults" are for 4 year olds arguing over whose turn it is to press the elevator button.
Or fascist supporters.

by Delanshar » Sat Oct 06, 2012 11:04 am
Zaras wrote:
I've seen people support Golden Dawn and basically throwing people out of countries because of their immigrant status.
I did not equate that, you did. I never brought up the Holocaust.
I know my view better than you, and you haven't described my view at all.

by Delanshar » Sat Oct 06, 2012 11:12 am
Zaras wrote:Quintium wrote:
That goal could have been accomplished by building a giant concrete croissant in Paris and calling it a day.
There hasn't been a war despite the European Union, not because of it.
Multinational cooperation instead of integration would also mean the absence of institutions like the European Court of Human Rights, which forced Ireland and Northern Ireland to junk their bans on homosexuality.

by Delanshar » Sat Oct 06, 2012 11:18 am

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by Delanshar » Sat Oct 06, 2012 1:16 pm
Indira wrote:The extremists are a response to the contempt (real or perceived) of centre-line parties. Add the European Union's restrictions and rules over the single currency and the economic issues they've had recently, it's not really surprising. Depressing, yes, surprising no.

by Delanshar » Sun Oct 07, 2012 11:46 am
Cromarty wrote:it's also widely accepted that Hitler's policies were nothing more than a quick fix, and had World War 2 not started, then the German economy would've collapsed.

by Delanshar » Sun Oct 07, 2012 12:21 pm
Ceannairceach wrote:Delanshar wrote:
This is speculation. Though I hate Hitler, he did get Germany out of recession and had he refrained from starting WWII or committing genocide he might've been remembered as a German FDR who got the country out of a horrible depression.
No. Not even close. The German economy under Hiter's Nazi regime was built upon the war industry. Not even the arms industry, which though overly specialized might have done somewhat well, the war industry. Hitler's Germany required large scale war to support its economy, as proven due to his pilfering of foreign banks and the German collapse when they started losing the war.

by Delanshar » Sun Oct 07, 2012 12:31 pm
Melas wrote:Delanshar wrote:
If the Nazi economy was based exclusively on pillaging foreign banks, slave labor and the spoils of war then how come the recovery began before the start of World War II?
Also I wouldn't say the modern German economy is based on friendship. Thats what they may say, but the truth is it's based on domination. Certainly a softer domination then what Hitler envisioned but still domination. I say this because, as the strongest economy in the Eurozone, the Germans basically get to boss around the lesser countries and the entire EU is built largely on a Franco-German axis with France as the minor partner.
Is there something we do not agree on?Where is your country so I can give you a cookie

by Delanshar » Sun Oct 07, 2012 12:34 pm
Zaras wrote:Delanshar wrote:
If the Nazi economy was based exclusively on pillaging foreign banks, slave labor and the spoils of war then how come the recovery began before the start of World War II?
Because of infrastructure investments made before he came into office!

by Delanshar » Sun Oct 07, 2012 1:13 pm

by Delanshar » Sun Oct 07, 2012 1:18 pm
Sassinia wrote:Melas wrote:
Then why are extreme right wing parties on the rise of these nations?Villages in germany are lead by neo nazis,serbias goverment is right wing,hungaries right wing party is getting bigger every day andthere is a rise on FrenchFrance's Right Wing Party was defeated by the Socialist one already, I don't see how France will ever be conservative again.

by Delanshar » Sun Oct 07, 2012 1:29 pm
Melas wrote:Delanshar wrote:
The Right Wing in France could mean one of two things. The UMP or the FN. The UMP is very mildly conservative and is center right while the FN is hard right (though moderated slightly during recent years). The UMP was the one defeated in the elections, which is actually good for the FN because it gives Marine Le Pen an opening to try and become the main rightist challenger to the socialists. So, paradoxically, the Socialists winning the election could actually be good for conservatives in France, at least in the longer term.
Believe it or not,same thing goes in greece.Was the UMP a major party?
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