Bush is a fascist and is leading america into the ground.Right wing republican = right wing Nazi Opinions?
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Catch a wake up, you obviously on the other side.\n\nOh well, everyone has the right to their own point of view.
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As a liberal, it's embarrasing to have people posting questions like this.\n\nLet's try to raise the level of the discourse.  Let the fundamentalist conservatives have Shiraz and his ilk and their hateful questions.  Liberals should be better than this.\n\nI'm no fan of Bush, but the Nazi comparisons just don't hold water, and they make us look as silly as those we oppose.
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Worst thing is that people don't know what NAZI means. It is an abbreviation for National Socialist Party. Which isn't really socialist, or national. It was really a front for fascism, which was the integration of corporations and government. Now you may see why they get so offended: the truth hurts more than spin. When someone looks at the inefficiencies of government agencies, the apathy of its workers, it is easy to think "government should be run like a business". I used to think so. Then I realized that business already runs the government, and they like it to be inefficient so that they don't have to answer to it. Much different than the efficiency of the Nazis. The Nazis were concerned with resources and materials. America has always had more resources available than it could use, and hasn't learned not to waste so much yet. Ironic how one of the things that would help with this, the FairTax bill, is favored more by Republicans.
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who cares. the GOP is the devil in Hitler's clothing
303555
Please don't insult nazi's...\n\nSeriously, the Bu$h's are nazi-like.  Most people aren't aware that both Barbara BuSh's father and George HW Bush's father HELPED TO SUPPORT THE NAZI'S DURING WWII...\n\nIf you don't believe this GOOGLE IT!  The Feds took over the bank where Grampa Bush was in charge...it's hardly a theory.
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To me it seems that right is more angry as whole. There may be some moderates that have common sense and are thinking about is good for the nation, but overall I feel that the right is more angry than the left. \n \n There should be anger at this administration and it spin machine. This machine has gotten us into a unnecessary war in Iraq that has took away resources to finish a necessary war in Afghanistan. \n \n To be fair, the left is pretty wishy washy and doesn't stand for much. It seems like they are just against everything the republicans are for. This why the country will never move forward until there is a second party,since the Dem's and the republicans are the same party.  \n\n So in response to your question, I believe that the left and the right are the same party. So all of the battle between them are just smoke and mirrors design to keep focus away from the fact that the country is really run by big business. Isn't capitalism grand?
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Bush's policies have inflammed terrorists groups.\n\nSo the question should be "Why would you vote for a Republican and support increasing terrorism?"
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Now, now.  Just because Hitler and Bush used the same political manipulations (gotta love those gullible christians) and had wars doesn't make them one and the same.  Where's the overt racial and ethnocentric prejudice?  See?  He's more like a reformed Hitler, minus the economic prosperity.  Besides, Bush has far more elements of a robber barron of 100 years ago except instead of having people die over making railroads, they are getting shot for oil profits.  To Bush's credit, there has been far fewer causualties over in Iraq despite it being called a "war" than Carnegie produced in steel mills...  We're just bitter that we're not ripping off the American people ourselves though.  I mean, look at Michael Moore.  He got on the oil gravy train and now how much do you hear from him?  It's like a gasoline lined pacifier!\n\nAs for evil people?  Hey, there are fools supporting both politcial parties in this country.  It's open to all!  As Dinesh D'Sousa (former Regan advisor) said, there are thinking patriots and stupid patriots (aka dogmatic morons).  If it wasn't for DD coming in to talk for our local College Republicans, I might have never known for sure that the public rhetoric didn't really match the real Republican rationales for action.  I suspect that one day a lot of the "religious right" will get their clue on... and God help the republocrats when it happens!  (I'll be cheering on the christians that day, btw)\n\nOooh, wait, there's a real debate issue here?  Thank you fifiday1 for bringing that up!  Remember good old NAFTA?  You know, the one Bush senior's admin wrote up and good old Billybob Clinton signed into law.  Yeah, you know.  The one where your jobs go south along with all our actual trade policy.  Yep.  That one.  I actually studied it and an ungodly amount of the congressional record surrounding it.  It was BIPARTISAN, baby, oh yeah!  AND they knew it would be BAD FOR YOU!  Aren't our republicrats great!  They sent your wages to China, baby!  It's LONG gone.  You're worried about IMMIGRANTS?  Whatever.  We've gone GLOBAL and that means competiting for jobs with people in China, India, and Indonesia.  American Southwest?  That's just the tiny tip of the iceberg.  You'll be fighting that while Bush pushes CAFTA, which will just speed up your (ok, our) losses even more!  Gotta love the guy.  Tells you that he's against abortion with one head while the other head pressures people to ship their jobs to Timbuktu.\n\nPretzeldunce?  I'd bet Andrew Carnegie would call that sort of lining your pocket at other people's expense "nothing short of brilliant!"  It's every man for himself, baby, oh, yeah.  What a wonderful world we live in!\n\n\nPS. The questioner is making fun of a GAFF - another Bush slip of the tongue.  Political opponents try to make him look "stupid" because he has a speech impediment.  Everyone makes little typos and errors from time to time, but there is a crew of pundits waiting like vultures to jump on each and every one in every presidency.  Really, I like Eye_of_Sauron joke questions better...
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"Fascism is on the march today in America. Millionaires are marching to the tune. It will come in this country unless a strong defense is set up by all liberal and progressive forces... A clique of U.S. industrialists is hell-bent to bring a fascist state to supplant our democratic government, and is working closely with the fascist regime in Germany and Italy. Aboard ship a prominent executive of one of America's largest financial corporations told me point blank that if the progressive trend of the Roosevelt administration continued, he would be ready to take definite action to bring fascism to America."\nhttp://www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Fascism/Fascism.html
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The president and congress will "get along" better than they ever have .. Bush does not have to worry about offending the far right republicans with his moderate ideas, such as the guest worker program. (this was HIS idea before the dems claimed it) and since the dems have control, they will be willing to debate and compromise instead of just opposing whatever the republicans say or do... Just because they have a majority, they don't automatically have the votes to override a veto.
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Democrat.  I believe in their values more than the republicans.  Also, republicans just whine about everything.  Also, Bush is the dumbest person on the face of the universe.  You could fit his library in a little corner.
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Is George Bush far too to the Right For the US. [By the way you're the US not America, America North and South are Continents not countries, unless of course Bush has taken over everywhere.]\n\nThe US needs some Left Wing policies to bring some balance back some sanity to the insanity created by Bush.
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I'm a right wing leaning newspaper writer - but you are correct: Bush IS an IDIOT.\n\nUnfortunately for the left, the Democratic Party's TOP GUNS make him look like EINSTEIN.
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ANOTHER IDIOT COMPARING BUSH TO HITLER.  YOU APPARENTLY KNOW NOTHING OF HITLER....TRY READING MIEN KAMPF, IF YOU CAN FOCUS LONG ENOUGH.
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Historically, Fascists are ultra-right-wing--see National Socialists in Germany under Hitler and Fascist under Musolinni in Italy in WWII and prior.  I can't speak for current ones in Russia--I'm not familiar with their politics.
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Of course he's conservative.  He's the most conservative president in recent history.  What do Republicans do but run up the deficit?  It's practically a badge of honor with them.  As far as immigration policy, hmmmm, let's see..., why would he be soft on illegal immigration?  Oh yeah, could it be that he is so beholden to big business and big business interests that he probably doesn't scratch his head without asking their permission?  Another Republican checkpoint.  Liberals are soft on illegal immigration, too, but generally for different reasons.  And as far as big government and spying, well, all a bit fascist, isn't it?  Fascists are, by the way, considered conservatives.
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The similarities are striking. The Nazi party did not suddenly snap into existence and start killing Jews. They slowly gained support by developing a system of acceptance for the absurd (i.e. hating Jews) until, after years of persistence, they got the public to support their genocide and repeated invasion of sovereign countries.\n\nToday, the three pillars of American government are heavily dominated by Republicans, a right-leaning group as were the Nazis. The style is the same: unless you are Christian and white, you are less worthy. This gives them the "moral" ground on which to mount a campaign to pursue similiarly absurd ideas as wiping out Jews (i.e. today, we're detaining and spying on Americans without legal probable cause, murdering "terrorists" who oppose our government, as well as invading sovereign countries).\n\nIs the U.S. government run by Nazis? Not sure. But the similarities are striking.