Current TV’s Cenk Uygur to Bill O’Reilly: ‘You’re a godd**n Nazi’ [VIDEO]

DailyCaller.com ^ | 4/18/2012 | Jeff Poor

[Durus]

The term Nazi was a slang term used to describe members of the National Sozialistische Deutsch Arbeiter-Partei, which translated into English, means National Socialist German Worker's Party. There is no logically consistent way to call the nazis right wing. Go to wikipedia and look this up, it's rather amusing. Go to the definition of right wing and they reference the nationalism of Nazis as what makes them "right wing". Go to nationalism and it references the Nazis in a perfect circular argument of "The nazis were right wing because they were nationalists and nationalism is right wing because nazis were nationalist". The differences between Communism and Nazi-ism and Fascism are minimal and in practice negligible regardless if their brand of socialism "national" or "international" in scope.

Now to be fair to this Cenk character, whom I've never had the bad fortune to have to listen to, O'Reilly is a populist blowhard, who's idiotic act is geared towards getting ratings and nothing else. I suspect Cenk's monologue was based on gaining some ratings in much the same way.

A pox on both of their houses.

[CodeToad]

The Nazi were socialists like the liberals, so liberals are the Nazi.

[tcrlaf]

This is going to be the darkest, most viscious, most corrupt election in U.S. History. And it’s just begiining.

By the time this is over, the MSNBC Klux Klan will be killing people at the polling places.

But it will be OK with the mainstream media, because NOTHING is wrong now, if done while Democrat.

[tcrlaf]

“There is no logically consistent way to call the nazis right wing.”

The National Socialists were to the “right” of the Communists, but not by much.

The classification of Nazi’s as “Right” comes primarily from Shirer’s flawed “Rise and Fall of The Third Reich”.

Shirer was himself a radical Socialist, associated with the Communist and radical Socialist movements in America and Europe in the 30’s, and an admirer of the Soviet Union, who ignored or obscured every connection between National Socialism and Communism in his books.