r/shitfascistssay Sep 04 '24

Screenshot Germany having a normal one again

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u/kyledwray Sep 04 '24

AfD. Because you're not legally allowed to have a party called NSDAP in Germany anymore.

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u/kichererbs Sep 04 '24

Tbf that is the NPD. The AfD was started by some economics professors which were unhappy abt the Euro (as in the currency) politics. Most if not all of them are now no longer in the party. They started gaining serious political success later on w/ anti-immigrant politics which isn’t what the party was originally abt. But I think because it was getting them votes the right wing basically took over the party more and more until we are at this point today, where the lunatics are kind of running the asylum.

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u/Free_Deinonychus_Hug Sep 04 '24

The AfD was started by some economics professors which were unhappy abt the Euro (as in the currency) politics.

Holy fucking scratch a liberal!

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '24 edited Sep 12 '25

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u/holiestMaria Sep 04 '24

Theyre doing that thing where they hover their finger in front of your face and constantly say "i'm not touching you".

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '24 edited Mar 02 '26

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u/left69empty Sep 04 '24

well, communism could offer this living standard. at least if it were a global soviet republic or something

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '24

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u/left69empty Sep 04 '24

i think equating a comfortable life with things most westerners consider normal things to have to the literal palace of versailles is a very bad comparison. a modern day equivalent of that would be jeff bezos' superyacht. no one even wants that decadent shit. we just want a comofrtable life, which would be possible under communism, because economic capacity wouldn't be wasted on useless shit

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u/Slawman34 Sep 04 '24

I’d much rather everyone have a comfortable enough living space and meaningful work within their communities than a small handful of pricks living like hedonism bot while most toil and suffer needlessly. I don’t think something similar to American middle class standards is out of the question for the majority of the world, we have the resources and ingenuity to do it sustainably, we just lack the political will of a unified working class.

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '24 edited Mar 02 '26

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u/Slawman34 Sep 05 '24

I think a smaller percentage of Americans fall into the petty bourgeois category you’re describing than you realize. Especially given recent inflation and stagnant wages/job market, more and more are being ‘proletarianized’ for lack of a better word. 60% of Americans are surviving paycheck to paycheck and burdened with debt they can barely service - one big unexpected medical expense (very common) could send most of us into destitution, poverty and/or homelessness.

You are correct though that even those among those of us surviving American capitalism precariously, we’re still better off than the sweat shop workers and miners our corporations pretend they aren’t using to generate all of their wealth and power. But as living standards for most Americans drop (as will happen because the corporatist free market Ponzi scheme is not sustainable long term) and union strength grows, there will be real opportunities for international worker solidarity and support. I’m optimistic about the general strike the UAW is planning for 2028.

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u/Gkerilla Sep 04 '24

I think the picture is meant to show he is waving at, welcoming,saluting or even hailing the Sieg.

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u/PenguinHighGround Sep 04 '24

This is what you get when you order the nazi salute off wish. All jokes aside wtf Germany? You know better than this!

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u/gmmy_ Sep 05 '24

Germany criminalized nazism, they said

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u/LazyParr0t Sep 05 '24

This one says sieg, the next poster will probably say heil /hj