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To: 2ndDivisionVet

As always, the leftists get it wrong.

hitler’s agenda was a dead-on match with the DNCs. He was an uber-liberal.


4 posted on 04/18/2013 2:59:02 PM PDT by freedumb2003 (LBJ declared war on poverty and lost. Barack Obama declared war on prosperity and won. /csmusaret)
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To: freedumb2003

“He was an uber-liberal.”

He was into whole, natural foods and protecting the environment; which in national socialist terms was to create hunting preserves for the party hierarchy. He was also into eugenics, birth control and late term abortions up to the age of 99 years.


24 posted on 04/18/2013 3:14:12 PM PDT by Gen.Blather
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To: freedumb2003; 2ndDivisionVet; libertarian27; LibertyRocks; MichCapCon; eeevil conservative; ...
Hitler’s agenda was a dead-on match with the DNCs. He was an uber-liberal.

Yes, there was some similarity between the Hitler domestic program in Nazi Germany and the Obamaton 'Rats in the US today: like centralized control of the economy through all-powerful government, government health care, gun grabbing, and government repression of opposition political parties, for starters. Unless we in the US changes course, these similarities will become more apparent in future, regrettably.

But Nazi Germany above all was a militarized state with an ultimate goal of aggressively expanding to rule all of Europe. American foreign policy was thankfully never like that, but the current 'Rats support a historically more wimpy policy toward the outside world, as compared to historical American standards. That's kind of the opposite of Nazi Germany in that respect.

62 posted on 04/19/2013 4:24:53 PM PDT by justiceseeker93
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