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Pat_Albertson
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How can you even post that with a straight face?
More BLM and antifa thugs, as if I needed a citation.
More BLM and antifa thugs, as if I needed a citation.
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This is literally the sentiment that enabled the Reishtag Fire DecreeThey earned it honestly. It wouldn’t bother me if these people were thrown into a secret prison and never seen again. These people are openly hostile and deserve nothing more than to be crushed as insurrectionists.
One man was plucked off the street, his face hidden, taken somewhere he didn’t know, questioned by people who didn’t identify themselves.They earned it honestly. It wouldn’t bother me if these people were thrown into a secret prison and never seen again. These people are openly hostile and deserve nothing more than to be crushed as insurrectionists.
I thought the point of our country is that we don’t have “secret prisons.” Why are you challenging communism while applauding the tactics of communists?They earned it honestly. It wouldn’t bother me if these people were thrown into a secret prison and never seen again. These people are openly hostile and deserve nothing more than to be crushed as insurrectionists.
Since it seems unlikely you’ve read the article:If being anti commie automatically makes one a fascist then sure, whatever, I’m a fascist if that’s your definition.
Seizing on the burning of the Reichstag building as the supposed opening salvo in a communist uprising, the Nazis were able to throw millions of Germans into a convulsion of fear at the threat of Communist terror. The official [Nazi] account stated:
The burning of the Reichstag was intended to be the signal for a bloody uprising and civil war. Large-scale pillaging in Berlin was planned for as early as four o’clock in the morning on Tuesday. It has been determined that starting today throughout Germany acts of terrorism were to begin against prominent individuals, against private property, against the lives and safety of the peaceful population, and general civil war was to be unleashed…[2]
In other words, the Nazis literally took an arson, blamed it on “insurrectionist communists” and used that to gain public support for suspending civil liberties.Within hours of the fire, dozens of Communists had been thrown into jail. The next day, officials in the Prussian Ministry of the Interior, which was led by Hermann Göring, discussed ways to provide legal cover for the arrests. Ludwig Grauert, the chief of the Prussian state police, proposed an emergency presidential decree under Article 48 of the Weimar Constitution, which gave the president the power to take any measure necessary to protect public safety without the consent of the Reichstag.