Nazi quotes just for fun!!

[Votto]

So how do you feel about eugenics, puke?

Whenever a progressive starts sputtering, I know they are resenting the fact that their idealogy has been exposed.

You're a sick puppy. Resentment oozes from every pore with you. You've got to do something about the hate. It's not good for your mental well being. I'm a progressive, so that's some "free" advice. You're welcome.

Is hating and resenting eugenics a bad thing now?

Euginics was all the rage at the beginning of the progressive era, and embraced in mainstream science. In fact, Margret Sanger created Planned Parenthood with the sole purpose of helping blacks stop having babies, a eugenic goal to say the least. However, after Nazi Germany came and went, with all it's horrors, eugenics went out of favor, and with good reason.

I suppose as the memory of those horrific events fade, eugenics may make a come back.

 

[lukelk]

Also i have not been able to find a reliable source for #3

If I recall, Hitler said that the individual is nothing without the nation. Google that. It is simlar to #3 in that Hitler viewed the collective to be greater than the individual.

I don't think anyone argues that Hitler was not a collectivist, it is obvious he was so I don't understand the issue you have with the quote.

You do know that national fascism is different than socialism, that's like calling the UK nazis. I bet you can't Even tell the difference between the 2 and you can't even tell me how nazi Germany handled production, see in nazi German they did NOT nationalize manufacturing, as in the people did not have ownership of any company, try reading a history book once in a while.

 

[koshergrl]

"
On August 3, 1941, a Catholic Bishop, Clemens von Galen, delivered a sermon in Münster Cathedral attacking the Nazi euthanasia program calling it "plain murder." The sermon sent a shockwave through the Nazi leadership by publicly condemning the program and urged German Catholics to "withdraw ourselves and our faithful from their (Nazi) influence so that we may not be contaminated by their thinking and their ungodly behavior."
As a result, on August 23, Hitler suspended Aktion T4, which had accounted for nearly a hundred thousand deaths by this time.
The Nazis retaliated against the Bishop by beheading three parish priests who had distributed his sermon..."

Wow...REALLY sounds like progressives.

The History Place - Holocaust Timeline: Nazi Euthanasia

 

[Avatar4321]

If you anything about history, you would not need references. You would just belittle the references anyway. But if you knew anything about history, you would know that all of these statements fits perfectly with who they were and what was going on, and yes, they claimed to be socialists. They also had a fiat system, they had a welfare system and the most progressive tax system in the world. Although they allowed private industry, they opposed capitalism devoid of central planning. Hitler's philosophy was to allow such private control so long as they could be controlled. Initially, Nazi political strategy focused on anti-big business, anti-bourgeouis, and anti-capitalistic rhetoric, although such aspects were later down played in order to gain the support of industrial entities. In other words, Hitler cared neither for industry or for the people, he was only after control.

The NSDAP headed the welfare efforts in NAZI Germany. Many of the ministers, state secretaries, and advisers acted the part of traditional demagogues, constantly asking themselves how best to secure and consolidate general satisfaction and daily buying public approval or at least indifference. During the war the Nazi leadership tried to distribute food supplies in such a way that they were seen to be fairly allocating, but especially to the poor. They did all this to maintain the apparent stability of the Reichsmark to prevent any worrying reminder of the inflation of the 1914-1918 war or the collapse of the German currency in 1923. After all, their currency was a fiat currency and not based upon gold. Therefore, public confidence was vital to maintain the value of the currency. Hitler saw to it that the farmers, manual workers, white collar workers and lower class workers were not significantly burdened by taxes, however, the "rich" had to pay taxes out the ying yang. The exceptional tax of RM8abn that property owners were required to pay at the end of 1942 in Nazi Germany is but an example of the policy of such social justice.

Hitler said that the welfare of the German people, or the Deutsche Volk, was the supreme good, which is why the state took over medical care. Once the Nazis seized control they quickly required compulsary vaccination and sterilization of certain segments of the population that were regarded as genetically inferior. In fact, the Nazis were health nuts. Hitler became a vegetarian in 1931 and there were health campaigns to urge people to eat whole grain bread instead of white bread. In 1939 it was also found that smoking contributed to cancer, as regulations were put into place to forbid public smoking. The Nazis also promoted prevention of illness and declared a war on cancer. Robert Ley, the head of the Labor Front, urged workers to drink tea instead of their traditional beer, however, his anti-alcohol campaign suffered from his notorious drunken state.

In terms of PETA, the Nazis gave them a run for their money as well. Heinrich Hemmler made an effort to ban hunting of animals and on April 21, 1933, almost immediatly after the Nazi regime came to power the parliament began to pass laws for the regulation of animal slaughter and use in medical experiments. In fact, Nazi Germany was the first nation to ban vavisection. Hermann Goring proudly announced, "those who still think we can continue to treat animals as inanimate property will be sent to concentration camps." LOL.

I don't care who you are or what you believe. Citing references is never bad. Nor is anyone wrong for requesting them.

It's amazing how many famous people are cited incorrectly. Take this Gandhi "quote":

"I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ."

Yet, there is no reference to him ever saying anything like that. There is never any evidence of him not liking someone. He worked with and respected Christians. Heck, his non-violence movement was highly influenced by the Sermon on the Mount and he always had good things to say about Christians.

I wouldnt be surprised of Hitler has been misquoted too.

So, as I was saying, there is absolutely nothing wrong with requesting citations.

 

[koshergrl]

" Tracing the rise of racist and eugenic ideologies in Germany, he describes how the so-called euthanasia of the handicapped provided a practical model for mass murder, thereby initiating the Holocaust. "

The Origins of Nazi Genocide: From Euthanasia to the Final Solution - Henry Friedlander - Google Books

 

[lukelk]

You're a sick puppy. Resentment oozes from every pore with you. You've got to do something about the hate. It's not good for your mental well being. I'm a progressive, so that's some "free" advice. You're welcome.

Is hating and resenting eugenics a bad thing now?

Euginics was all the rage at the beginning of the progressive era, and embraced in mainstream science. In fact, Margret Sanger created Planned Parenthood with the sole purpose of helping blacks stop having babies, a eugenic goal to say the least. However, after Nazi Germany came and went, with all it's horrors, eugenics went out of favor, and with good reason.

I suppose as the memory of those horrific events fade, eugenics may make a come back.

Where the Fuck did you get your information? The nazis were not progressives, who the........wow this thread reeks of stupidity. Do I really need to start posting shit by real social scientists?

 

[koshergrl]

If you anything about history, you would not need references. You would just belittle the references anyway. But if you knew anything about history, you would know that all of these statements fits perfectly with who they were and what was going on, and yes, they claimed to be socialists. They also had a fiat system, they had a welfare system and the most progressive tax system in the world. Although they allowed private industry, they opposed capitalism devoid of central planning. Hitler's philosophy was to allow such private control so long as they could be controlled. Initially, Nazi political strategy focused on anti-big business, anti-bourgeouis, and anti-capitalistic rhetoric, although such aspects were later down played in order to gain the support of industrial entities. In other words, Hitler cared neither for industry or for the people, he was only after control.

The NSDAP headed the welfare efforts in NAZI Germany. Many of the ministers, state secretaries, and advisers acted the part of traditional demagogues, constantly asking themselves how best to secure and consolidate general satisfaction and daily buying public approval or at least indifference. During the war the Nazi leadership tried to distribute food supplies in such a way that they were seen to be fairly allocating, but especially to the poor. They did all this to maintain the apparent stability of the Reichsmark to prevent any worrying reminder of the inflation of the 1914-1918 war or the collapse of the German currency in 1923. After all, their currency was a fiat currency and not based upon gold. Therefore, public confidence was vital to maintain the value of the currency. Hitler saw to it that the farmers, manual workers, white collar workers and lower class workers were not significantly burdened by taxes, however, the "rich" had to pay taxes out the ying yang. The exceptional tax of RM8abn that property owners were required to pay at the end of 1942 in Nazi Germany is but an example of the policy of such social justice.

Hitler said that the welfare of the German people, or the Deutsche Volk, was the supreme good, which is why the state took over medical care. Once the Nazis seized control they quickly required compulsary vaccination and sterilization of certain segments of the population that were regarded as genetically inferior. In fact, the Nazis were health nuts. Hitler became a vegetarian in 1931 and there were health campaigns to urge people to eat whole grain bread instead of white bread. In 1939 it was also found that smoking contributed to cancer, as regulations were put into place to forbid public smoking. The Nazis also promoted prevention of illness and declared a war on cancer. Robert Ley, the head of the Labor Front, urged workers to drink tea instead of their traditional beer, however, his anti-alcohol campaign suffered from his notorious drunken state.

In terms of PETA, the Nazis gave them a run for their money as well. Heinrich Hemmler made an effort to ban hunting of animals and on April 21, 1933, almost immediatly after the Nazi regime came to power the parliament began to pass laws for the regulation of animal slaughter and use in medical experiments. In fact, Nazi Germany was the first nation to ban vavisection. Hermann Goring proudly announced, "those who still think we can continue to treat animals as inanimate property will be sent to concentration camps." LOL.

I don't care who you are or what you believe. Citing references is never bad. Nor is anyone wrong for requesting them.

It's amazing how many famous people are cited incorrectly. Take this Gandhi "quote":

"I like your Christ, I do not like your Christians. Your Christians are so unlike your Christ."

Yet, there is no reference to him ever saying anything like that. There is never any evidence of him not liking someone. He worked with and respected Christians. Heck, his non-violence movement was highly influenced by the Sermon on the Mount and he always had good things to say about Christians.

I wouldnt be surprised of Hitler has been misquoted too.

So, as I was saying, there is absolutely nothing wrong with requesting citations.

Unless you're an extremist, anti-intellectual progressive.

They don't like citations because citations expose them for the nazi frauds they are.

 

[lukelk]

Here
http://www.oldamericancentury.org/whitepapers/defining/leftwing_or_rightwing.htm

Now every time you post a link, I will post one showing how nazis were and in today's world they are also.

 

[koshergrl]

Here
YouTube

Now every time you post a link, I will post one showing how nazis were and in today's world they are also.

Who are you talking to?

Weirdo.

 

[Avatar4321]

Truth is repititious, your Pubcrappe is always new and STUPID...

Sorry, but you can repeat your lies a million times, and they wont suddenly become truths.

 

[Avatar4321]

Amy gets her info on Nazism from IHR.

Problem with attacking the source is that it doesn't necessarily mean the source was incorrect.

 

[Political Junky]

Nazi Führer Adolf Hitler had objected to the party's previous leader's decision to use the word "Socialist" in its name as Hitler at the time instead preferred to use "Social Revolutionary".[14] Upon taking over the leadership, Hitler kept the term but defined socialism as meaning a commitment of an individual to a community.[14] Hitler claimed that true socialism does not repudiate private property unlike the claims of Marxism, and claimed that the "Marxians have stolen the term and confused its meaning" and said that "Communism is not socialism. Marxism is not socialism."[15] Nazism favoured private property, freedom of contract, and promoted the creation of national solidarity that would transcend class differences.[16][17] The Nazis outlawed strikes by employees and lockouts by employers, because these were regarded a threat to national unity.[18] Instead, the state controlled and approved wage and salary levels.[18]
Nazism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Avatar4321]

Yes, Hitler was a socialist. Obama, on the other hand, is not.

So what was the dream that Obama recieved from His father?

 

[francoHFW]

"
In October of 1939 amid the turmoil of the outbreak of war Hitler ordered widespread "mercy killing" of the sick and disabled.
Code named "Aktion T 4," the Nazi euthanasia program to eliminate "life unworthy of life" at first focused on newborns and very young children. Midwives and doctors were required to register children up to age three who showed symptoms of mental retardation, physical deformity, or other symptoms included on a questionnaire from the Reich Health Ministry."

Sounds progressive to me...

The History Place - Holocaust Timeline: Nazi Euthanasia

Idiot- Just the opposite-progressive means the disability act, special ed, inclusion- You're a moron. LOL!

 

[lukelk]

Here
YouTube

Now every time you post a link, I will post one showing how nazis were and in today's world they are also.

Who are you talking to?

Weirdo.

You
Nazism was right-wing ideology | NJ.com

 

[IHBF]

Anyone who reads the 25 points of the nazi platform will clearly see that national socialism is socialism. Unless you are being a dishonest twit.

 

[Avatar4321]

You're a sick puppy. Resentment oozes from every pore with you. You've got to do something about the hate. It's not good for your mental well being. I'm a progressive, so that's some "free" advice. You're welcome.

Is hating and resenting eugenics a bad thing now?

Euginics was all the rage at the beginning of the progressive era, and embraced in mainstream science. In fact, Margret Sanger created Planned Parenthood with the sole purpose of helping blacks stop having babies, a eugenic goal to say the least. However, after Nazi Germany came and went, with all it's horrors, eugenics went out of favor, and with good reason.

I suppose as the memory of those horrific events fade, eugenics may make a come back.

I think it already has. But it's still a vile and barbaric practice. It should be hated by anyone who knows about it.

 

[Toronado3800]

"According to Mark Weber, associate editor of the IHR's Journal of Historical Review [now Director of the IHR], "If by the 'Holocaust' you mean the political persecution of Jews, some scattered killings, if you mean a cruel thing that happened, no one denies that. But if one says that the 'Holocaust' means the systematic extermination of six to eight million Jews in concentration camps, that's what we think there's not evidence for." That is, IHR doesn't deny that the Holocaust happened; they just deny that the word 'Holocaust' means what people customarily use it for.[21]"

Institute for Historical Review - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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So, word games aside, are you claiming Hitler did not kill more or less six million Jews?

Once again, remember folks here no doubt knew ppl with number tattoos.

 

[sfcalifornia]

You're a sick puppy. Resentment oozes from every pore with you. You've got to do something about the hate. It's not good for your mental well being. I'm a progressive, so that's some "free" advice. You're welcome.

Is hating and resenting eugenics a bad thing now?

Euginics was all the rage at the beginning of the progressive era, and embraced in mainstream science. In fact, Margret Sanger created Planned Parenthood with the sole purpose of helping blacks stop having babies, a eugenic goal to say the least. However, after Nazi Germany came and went, with all it's horrors, eugenics went out of favor, and with good reason.

I suppose as the memory of those horrific events fade, eugenics may make a come back.

Wow!

So Planned Parenthood is tantamount to Hitler's Nazi Germany.

Please, please, please keep up that rhetoric all the way to 2016, if for any reason to prove that conservatives will never fucking learn! LOL

 

[Avatar4321]

Wow!

So Planned Parenthood is tantamount to Hitler's Nazi Germany.

Please, please, please keep up that rhetoric all the way to 2016, if for any reason to prove that conservatives will never fucking learn! LOL

Who do you think the Nazi's learned it from?