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Old 03-06-2003, 04:42 PM
hudini36 hudini36 is offline
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Default Re: shades of fascism: Peace shirts outlawed

Fascism is the correct term. A government run for the sole purpose of enforcing coporate policy through force and suspension of civil liberties. To begin with, Bush was not elected. Secondly, the Patriot Act abolishes the right to legal counsel, the right to Habeus Corpus, and the abolishes the IV amendment against illegal search and seizure. Attacking Iraq for oil is fascist. Iraq has not taken offensive action against the USA. Bush's Christianity is a fundamentalist form.He probably believes himself to be chosen by Jesus to conquer Islam. If it brings about nuclear war, so much the better for these loons. They believe that only through apocalypse can Jesus return.

This country looks and sounds more and more like Nazi Germany everyday. The main difference is that Jews have been replaced by Muslims as the target of intense discrimination.
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Old 03-06-2003, 05:20 PM
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bush is not christian.

look up bohemian grove

and skull and bones (yale)
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Old 03-06-2003, 11:23 PM
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Default Re: shades of fascism: Peace shirts outlawed

You may be ranting a bit. Just an observation.

I still maintain that this little, silly incident is just that: little and silly. Now if your initial post had been about the abuse of civil liberties that can be caused by the patriot act, then maybe the term "shades of fascism" would be appropriate. But even then, it is only a shade.

A truly fascist state is monstrous and oppressive, like Nazi Germany in 1938. We are far from this state of affairs in the US. You dilute the meaning of the term fascism by using it in this flippant way.
In my opinion.

-Zeno
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Old 03-07-2003, 03:33 PM
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Just an opinion, but you are probably white, with an above middle income that gleefully sticks his head in the sand. Everything I cited above is accurate. Americans all over the country are boycotting anything to do with France because the French don't condone fascist aggression. The people boycotting don't know squat about why, but the supreme leader told them so.

I think the near half a million Iraqis that will die after they are attacked by what Bush would accuse Saddam of being weapons of mass destruction would disagree with your assessment. I believe that Maya Indians in Guatemala would disagree with your assessment. I believe that the peasants of El Salvador would disagree with your assessment. I believe that the Vietnamese would disagree with your assessment. The Koreans (both North and South) disagree with your assessment. The African American, Native American, and Latin American communities disagree with your assessment.

The KKK agrees with your assessment. Aryan Nations agrees with your assessment. You get the picture. The oppressed disagree. The oppressors agree. Your in good comapany.

Just an opinion.
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Old 03-07-2003, 11:33 PM
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I believe that you are now Raving. Is it possible for you to crank yourself up a few more clicks to Hysteria?

I would like to make a few more observations for my notebook.

Thank You.

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Old 03-07-2003, 11:35 PM
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Old 03-08-2003, 05:31 AM
hudini36 hudini36 is offline
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I believe that Zeno is now raving. Is it possible for Zeno to deny American fascisn in any more cynical tone?

Just a few more items to add to my notebook.....I don't think that I'll share them with you. It might cause you to
revert to McCarthy like tactics.
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