If Only Germany Had Solved Its Unemployment Problem in 1933, Germans Wouldn’t Have Become Nazis

pjmedia.com ^ | 2/20/2015 | David P. Goldman

[rktman]

Geez Mr. Goldman. It fairly obvious that the whole nazi movement was simply a jobs plan. /S

[AngelesCrestHighway]

If only drug dealers had a jobs program...

[WMarshal]

Bread and circuses for the plebeians. Keep them fed, keep them entertained, and keep them busy.

[Theoria]

Spengler, btt

[manc]

If these idiots knew their history then they would know Hitler solved their unemployment from 6 million.

Maybe if we told the NAXIS when D day would be and where we would land then they might like us better. How about if we never called them NAZIS because it might offend those Germans who were not in the party?

Frigging media is a joke, they won’t even question these over rated college elitist buffoons running the country.

[rktman]

They do. They’re criminals whose job it is to take your stuff and make money from it to buy their crack or whatever. :>}

[Sooth2222]

At least Germany solved its unemployment problem by 1945 (and for a generation after that.)

[McGruff]

Really?

[faithhopecharity]

We have over 92 million Americans without regular jobs. Why haven’t they all become nazis?

[rktman]

Well, the cinc “claims” to be college edumacated. Still ain’t seen the proof. I guess it must be classified huh?

[manc]

Had a couple of dumb asses tell me how smart bozo is and when I asked what grades did he get or have you seen his transcripts they shut up and revert back to their usual slogans .

[manc]

Count me as one in the last few days and my oldest 17 years old son can’t get a job because illegals are taking the jobs like grass cutting, landscaping, painting etc.

[Little Ray]

Germany went Nazi because the ruling classes utterly discredited themselves in WWI and in their civil war afterwards (You DO know that Germany went through a civil war after WWI, right?).
There are a LOT corresponding trends today to the rise of National Socialism not in the ME, but here in the US.

[KC_Lion]

I am at work and can't post YouTube Links, but Third Reich: The Rise explains it perfectly.

"People say "we would do differently" Would YOU really have thrown off Nazi Tyranny?"

[rktman]

The old “go along to get along” attitude. Gulag for you. Yes, gulag, not goulash. :>}

[cripplecreek]

The old “go along to get along” attitude.

In "The Rise" a German diary entry says that nobody really believes the official story of the Reichstag fire but as long as people are fed and happy, nobody cares. Besides, nobody talks about it because one never knows who might be listening.

[sickoflibs]

The WWI reparations didn’t help.

[11th Commandment]

The Nazi movement and the Jihad movement are similar in that it offers some of the worst of society (genetic, political, religious,fill in the blank) supremacy and world domination.

Having a job or not makes little difference to those bent on conquering others it believes to be inferior.

[sparklite2]

This isn’t totally fallacious. As has been said, the road to World War II was laid out at Versailles. The conditions forced on Germany by the French at the end of WWI were draconian, destroying the economy while looting the Ruhr valley of the industrial capacity Germany had to have to make a dent in the reparations France demanded. While the US, Britain, and other allies backed on the treaty’s demands as it became obvious Germany’s soaring inflation was ruining the country, the French held no such notions.

The almost hopeless economic situation was fertile ground for Hitler’s ascendance. So, yes, in one way, Nazism was a job plan.

[AU72]

At least Germany solved its unemployment problem by 194

And rectified it's over-population problem.