The Nazis in WW2 were very much anti-capitalist nature worshippers and it appears the same motivating factors are being used to drive todays green movement. The hysteria being created over global warming is just an example of how this movement isn't based on facts or reason, but superstition.
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A Godwin, a non-sequitor, and 3 unsupported assertions in two sentances. unfortunately, that doesn't seem that uncommon for around here.
"The Nazis in WW2 were very much anti-capitalist"
What? The Nazis killed lots of people and started a war because they wanted to take care of the planet? Or do people who want to take care of the planet actually want to kill everyone? Global warming is based on superstition because people are concerned about it? WTF?!
You know, sometimes I can't tell if folks like Anduril just make this sh*t up or if they somewhere read something that made them somehow think that this is actually true.
Well, okay, yes, the Nazis were into "nationalizing" businesses, but not to create a "worker's state." I guess that could be construed as anti-capitalist, but it's not Marxist because the ones at the top of society kept all that phat loot for themselves.
Moonbiter:
The Nazis are every one you don't like. I get that they represent the greatest evil in the last hundred years but you would think that by this point it's no longer cool to compare people you don't like to Nazis.
Nazis and Hipsters are the same I tell you. As are Nazis and Furries. See it does not work.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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