The politics of nature

Strider wrote:

On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 22:21:29 GMT, The Rolphs wrote:



Strider wrote:

No wonder the most viscous despots in the world were leftwing
socialists. Elitism is just another form of bigotry.



For the record, in the twentieth century it was a close run between Hitler
and Stalin for biggest despot. Stalin was left wing. I believe you will
find that Hitler was right wing.

National Socialist Worker's Party.

As right wing as they get, if you look at the politics.

On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 22:32:03 GMT, The Rolphs wrote:



Strider wrote:

On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 22:21:29 GMT, The Rolphs wrote:



Strider wrote:

No wonder the most viscous despots in the world were leftwing
socialists. Elitism is just another form of bigotry.



For the record, in the twentieth century it was a close run between Hitler
and Stalin for biggest despot. Stalin was left wing. I believe you will
find that Hitler was right wing.

National Socialist Worker's Party.

As right wing as they get, if you look at the politics.

Looks pretty socialist to me.

Were you under the impression that leftwing socialists were all about
love, life, and singing kum-by-ya around the campfire while passing
joints?

Strider

Second chance Strider! :-)

Strider wrote:

On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 22:32:03 GMT, The Rolphs wrote:



Strider wrote:

On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 22:21:29 GMT, The Rolphs wrote:



Strider wrote:

No wonder the most viscous despots in the world were leftwing
socialists. Elitism is just another form of bigotry.



For the record, in the twentieth century it was a close run between Hitler
and Stalin for biggest despot. Stalin was left wing. I believe you will
find that Hitler was right wing.

National Socialist Worker's Party.

As right wing as they get, if you look at the politics.

Looks pretty socialist to me.

Were you under the impression that leftwing socialists were all about
love, life, and singing kum-by-ya around the campfire while passing
joints?

Strider

On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 22:38:45 GMT, Strider wrote:

On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 22:32:03 GMT, The Rolphs wrote:



Strider wrote:

On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 22:21:29 GMT, The Rolphs wrote:



Strider wrote:

No wonder the most viscous despots in the world were leftwing
socialists. Elitism is just another form of bigotry.



For the record, in the twentieth century it was a close run between Hitler
and Stalin for biggest despot. Stalin was left wing. I believe you will
find that Hitler was right wing.

National Socialist Worker's Party.

As right wing as they get, if you look at the politics.

Looks pretty socialist to me.

Only in the name and in some of the original party rhetoric. I don't
recall them ever enacting anything in the way of socialist
legislation. They weren't quite right of the Spanish Fascists, but
they tried.

Were you under the impression that leftwing socialists were all about
love, life, and singing kum-by-ya around the campfire while passing
joints?

He must be. Look at all the admiration he expresses for Stalin...

Note: Look up sarcasm


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