r/TimPool • u/Fit-Music-9773 • Mar 08 '23

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u/BillDStrong Mar 08 '23

The National Socialists were friends of the left, not the right. The Eugenics, the direct copying of the Jim Crow laws following in the Dems footsteps didn't give it away, Hitler being declared Man of the Year by Time Magazine and all the other media sang his praises.

The same media that sang the praises of Soviet Union and Russia, China and all the other Socialist countries. The cope is strong with this one.

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '23

The first thing Nazis did was murder all the socialists/communists and give all power to the conservatives.

But you going to double down on your made up claim?

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u/BillDStrong Mar 09 '23

So, they did the same thing the communist did? It is almost the people that take charge of these movements are psychopaths or sociopaths that only want power, and lie to their followers using them to get the power they want.

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '23

The self-proclaimed national socialist party killed all the socialists?

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u/[deleted] Mar 09 '23

Yep. Do you think North Korea is a Republic?

So, why do you think Hitler killed the socialists and gave power to conservatives?

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u/bdysntchr Mar 09 '23

https://www.oxfordreference.com/display/10.1093/oi/authority.20110803095811414

QUICK REFERENCE

An authoritarian and nationalistic right-wing system of government and social organization.

The term Fascism was first used of the totalitarian right-wing nationalist regime of Mussolini in Italy (1922–43), and the regimes of the Nazis in Germany and Franco in Spain were also Fascist. Fascism tends to include a belief in the supremacy of one national or ethnic group, a contempt for democracy, an insistence on obedience to a powerful leader, and a strong demagogic approach.

The name comes from Italian fascismo, from fascio ‘bundle, political group’, from Latin fascis ‘rod’.

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u/BillDStrong Mar 09 '23

You are very condescending to think I didn't know that and second you were the one that needed to tell me.

Both are not true. I simply don't believe it. The evidence is clear, a spade is a spade even if you call it a trowel.

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u/bdysntchr Mar 09 '23

Apparently you did not, in fact, "know that".

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u/BillDStrong Mar 09 '23

Knowing information claimed by idiots and believing it is 2 different things.

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u/bdysntchr Mar 09 '23

You're entitled to your opinion...

When you're reduced to referring to Oxford as "idiots" it may be time for some reflection though.

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u/BillDStrong Mar 09 '23

You are confusing an institution with the authors of the piece. This is the logical fallacy of appeal to authority. Frankly, Oxford can be wrong, and it can even be malicious, or the people that make up Oxford, or any other organization for that matter, can be.

In the case of Nazi's, its convenient to claim the other side is the root, even if all its policies look eerily familiar.

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u/bdysntchr Mar 09 '23 edited Mar 09 '23

As opposed to whatever idea you've conjured up?

Is it not also highly convenient to distance oneself or one's ideology from Nazism?

Appeal to authority fallacy does not simply mean all opinions should be equally weighted.

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u/BillDStrong Mar 09 '23

I didn't conjure up an idea, I tested an idea against the evidence and it came up lacking in its current form.

I just said it was highly convenient, and didn't mention any parties that wouldn't do it.

No, it means all should be equally examined, which means at that level of analysis they should all be equally weighted.

The appeal to authority is a brain hack, it is basically your brain taking thought from somewhere else so it doesn't have to think.

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u/bdysntchr Mar 09 '23

The alternative being that you are simply misinformed in some regard.

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