[Fiji Hill]

NAZI is an acronym for Nation socialist workers party of Germany. The German's were and always have been to this day a fascist and regimented people. Socialism's popularity falls in line with the country's culture of authortarian brutality, strict discipline and militarism.

The assertion that "the German's (sic) were and have always been to this day a fascist and regimented people" is absurd. Germany has, in fact, been a highly pluralistic society throughout most of its history, and today, despite the growth of welfare-state socialism since the '60s, it remains a thoroughly free country.

[dfwgator]

NAZI is an acronym for Nation socialist workers party of Germany.

I always wonder how different things would have been if the name of the party was the "Socialist National Workers Party of Germany".

They would have been called "Sozis" instead of "Nazis", and the concept of Nationalism wouldn't have been so tarnished with that brush.

[mainestategop]

Tell that to the Bussecros family, and to the thousands of Germans who are currently slowly being murdered and ground down by the government, many of whom are incarcerated in institutions or are homeless on the streets of Berlin and Hamburg.

Tell it to the victims of rapist refugees who face imprisonment if they speak out against their rapists because they are a protected group (MUSLIM JIHADIS) Tell it to the victims of bank seizure and job loss.

You may say well it happens here and everywhere true but much of it got its start in Germany.

[reg45]

German Socialism dates back to at least Bismarck in the 1880’s. Kaiser Wilhelm I was the monarch, but the government was socialist.