[Aurelius]

This is SO funny.

You apparently know as little of German history as you do Arab.

Are you suggesting that Adolf Hitler, the "assasin of the workers",supported the world wide struggle of the workers? That, after all, is the goal of socialism.

Showing you up for the ignorant fool that you are is like shooting fish in a barrel, and not very sporting. But it's still fun.

How was Hitler "the assasin (sic) of the workers". Hitler revived the German economy, put people back to work, and even endeavored to provide the ordinary German with an automobile. (Have you never heard of the Volkswagon?) Marxist communism was an international movement, but socialism was not inherently internationalist and was in fact quite capable of being nationalistic.

[WhiskeyPapa]

How was Hitler "the assasin (sic) of the workers". Hitler revived the German economy, put people back to work, and even endeavored to provide the ordinary German with an automobile.

Well, it's not much of a stretch from supporting the slave power to supporting Hitler, but I never thought you'd admit it so readily.

Walt

[WhiskeyPapa]

How was Hitler "the assasin (sic) of the workers".

Because Nazi thugs used to rumble with Commie thugs in the streets of German cities prior to Hitler's ascension to power. Don't you know --anything--?

Walt

[WhiskeyPapa]

Marxist communism was an international movement, but socialism was not inherently internationalist and was in fact quite capable of being nationalistic.

Capable and exclusive are two different things. Have you never heard of the IWW-- the International Workers of the World?

Ah, the joys of a liberal arts education!

Walt

[WhiskeyPapa]

Well, it's not much of a stretch from supporting the slave power to supporting Hitler, but I never thought you'd admit it so readily.

I figured you'd go for this hook, line and sinker, and you sure did.

Walt