he sure does have a way with words
Richard Mourdock compares U.S. economic woes to Nazi Germany - TheIndyChannel.com
Richard Mourdock compares U.S. economic woes to Nazi Germany - TheIndyChannel.com
I don't see what he said as being bad. My history on the rise of the nazi party is a bit rusty. But he's right about politicians promising more and more freebies when we're drowning in debt.
People are quick to hit the knee-jerk-reaction button when somebody utters the "n" word. Murdoch should know that but it doesn't necessarily means he's entirely wrong. That's politics.
It really doesn't matter how right he is. If he couldn't articulate his point without drawing the comparison, he shouldn't have made it. It might have been just fine in the barber shop, but he was not speaking in a barber shop.
Every person that voted for this idiot instead of Sen Richard Lugar should be embarrassed
Every person that voted for this idiot instead of Sen Richard Lugar should be embarrassed
This is is quite possibly one of the most absurd things I've seen on here in a long time. Heaven forbid someone make a comment drawing a comparison between the rise of the Nazi party and the direction we are headed now. This is on all fronts, not just economic.
Anyone who who disagrees with this should do a little research on history as well as current times. We shouldn't hang a politician out to dry every time they tell the truth. Sometimes it is ok to just tell the truth. Even if you are a "politician"
Every person that voted for this idiot instead of Sen Richard Lugar should be embarrassed
I disagree, and I've done a little research. Now what?
Care to enlighten us how 2008-2014 USA is like 1920's through 1930's Germany on all fronts? I'm particularly interested in our equivalent of a master race and extreme nationalism.
It was the National Socialist party.
Every person that voted for this idiot instead of Sen Richard Lugar should be embarrassed
It was the National Socialist party. We have in the Dems another socialist party and in the Repubs, a sort of socialist lite.
So the comparison seems fairly appropriate. Remember the glee of the dependency class when BHO got elected. They were under the impression he was going to buy them all houses, cars, phones, etc. They elected him fully believing so. Now the Dems hint at college loan relief. The Dems and some of the Repubs hint to the illegals they might get amnesty and the resulting benefits.
I am sure you are correct but Von Mises seems to disagree with you.Nazis were not socialist by any means. It was just a moniker to get voters to support them because a good number of them were socialist sympathizers. If they really were socialist they would have never attacked the USSR.
https://mises.org/daily/3274The second pattern [of socialism] (we may call it the Hindenburg or German pattern) nominally and seemingly preserves private ownership of the means of production, and keeps the appearance of ordinary markets, prices, wages, and interest rates. These are, however, no longer entrepreneurs, but only shop managers (Betriebsführer in the terminology of the Nazi legislation). These shop managers are seemingly instrumental in the conduct of the enterprises entrusted to them; they buy and sell, hire and discharge workers and remunerate their services, contract debts and pay interest and amortization. But in all their activities they are bound to obey unconditionally the orders issued by the government's supreme office of production management. This office (theReichswirtschaftsministerium in Nazi Germany) tells the shop managers what and how to produce, at what prices and from whom to buy, at what prices and to whom to sell. It assigns every worker to his job and fixes his wages. It decrees to whom and on what terms the capitalists must entrust their funds. Market exchange is merely a sham.
Nazis were not socialist by any means. It was just a moniker to get voters to support them because a good number of them were socialist sympathizers. If they really were socialist they would have never attacked the USSR.