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To: IbJensen

Let’s be fair to feral animals.

They don’t work in packs of million within group think hate and destruction, bent on destroying the whole animal kingdom like this human pack does with civilization.

This is more like the large pack of deadly, blood lust animals who brought Stalin or Hitler to power.

We heard from some of the leaders of the pack after the death of those children in conn. They got excited. “Good!Blood...more blood! Kill whitey. Kill the second amendment, self defense people! They are a blight on utopia!”

This is the dark spirit of the left. It’s always the same. Humanity does not need to keep test driving it. If only history was recorded and taught it might be put down.
We will never know how many were sacrificed during this period to the hate, racism and envy that has arisen into power - again.


60 posted on 12/23/2012 8:17:09 AM PST by SaraJohnson
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To: SaraJohnson

Yes - the parallels to Hitler are fairly exact. Hitler rose to power by feeding the grievances of the German people who had been “stabbed in the back” by the allies at Versailles, the bankers (sound familiar?), the Jews and various other undesirables including Bolsheviks, trade unions (here the parallels are obviously not exact but history doesn’t have to repeat it only has to rhyme).

Basically find an identifiable ethnic or national group, appeal to their base instincts, tell them that they’ve been “stabbed in the back” by some other ethnic or national group and promise them that all will be made well again if only a certain leader is given more and more power until that power becomes essentially limitless.

Basically we’ve seen the movie before.


86 posted on 12/26/2012 3:00:04 PM PST by 2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten
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