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National Socialism was a Left Wing Socialist Political Movement
To be fair, had it been any other poster, other that you, people might have engaged. -
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National Socialism was a Left Wing Socialist Political Movement
German Businessmen Reduced to Enterprise Managers Guenter Reimann, in The Vampire Economy: Doing Business Under Fascism (1939), highlighted that while most of the means of production had not been nationalized, they had nonetheless been politicized and collectivized under an intricate web of Nazi planning targets, price and wage regulations, production rules and quotas, and strict limits and restraints on the action and decisions of those who remained; nominally, the owners of private enterprises throughout the country. Every German businessman knew that his conduct was prescribed and positioned within the wider planning goals of the National Socialist regime. Not much differently than the state factory managers in the Soviet Union, even at that time under Stalin, the German owners of private enterprises were given wide discretion in the day-to-day management of the enterprises that nominally remained in their possession. But Nazi planning agencies set output targets, determined input supplies and allocations, determined wage and work condition rules, and dictated the availability of investment funds and the rates of interest at which they could be obtained through the banking system, along with strict central control and direction of all import and export trade.' https://thedailyeconomy.org/article/why-hayek-was-right-about-nazis-being-socialists/ Doesn't sound like capitalists controlling the Nazis so they could start wars to profit by. they got their contracts for sure, but everything was costed to the last Reichsmark, and profit was determined by the state. Again, there is the washing over of facts in order to present one argument as the right one. All of this idiotic arguing over left and right. Hitler insisted that his form of National Socialism was neither left nor right wing. One thing they were all united against was what some would call "economic anti-semitism". But other than that, they various factions had different views, including on racism. Putting everyone either on the left or the right would be a gross oversimplification. But the dummies who like to frame everything as for us or against us, can do nothing else. -
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Why some of us did not get COVID symptoms …even though we were exposed.
You have a point. Why would Russia, China, or North Korea be in on it, if it was a Globalist scam? Maybe they were? Or maybe the entire subject was over their heads and they didn't know any better? After all, it's the politicians who are in charge, not the scientists. And it should be obvious that the politicians usually have other things to worry about. Years ago, I took some curses in Microbiology and Medical Microbiology. The teacher was one of the world experts. I wasn't majoring in the field, but there ws a totally hot girl in the classes, so I signed up and managed to get OK grades. Anyway, I'm sure I've forgotten 99% of what I'm supposed to know, but I do know this: there probably aren't too many people I the world who actually understand the subject. The rest just look up the "studies" and go along with the program. Maybe a small group of people fooled the world? People whose agenda included depopulation of the planet. -
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National Socialism was a Left Wing Socialist Political Movement
No, look back at the quotes and replies. Looks like you made a mistake with your answer. -
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Elon Musk frenzy : It’s time for a conversation on right-wing violence!
Nice one......and he complains that people troll him....555- 1
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Jeju Air Flight from Bangkok Skids Off Runway at Muan Airport, 28 Dead
I agree... this is exactly what the 'berm structure' looks like to me... A thick concrete 'raft' sitting on top of the 8-10 ft earth berm - so that the Approach Landing System (ALS), is raised to 'runway level'. I'm assuming that the end of the runway had a downhill dip which is why the lights were raised - though I'm not sure why they wouldn't extend the framework for the lights instead. Perhaps someone in a position of authority at the airport thought building the berm was the solution - As pointed out by the expert witness (in one of the videos) this would be criminally negligent if it was for cost saving measures.
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