Tea Parties Fertile Recruiting Ground

3 Responses to “Tea Parties Fertile Recruiting Ground”

1. M. Wright writes
   July 6th, 2009 7:57 am

   Yes, I’m sure the National Socialist party will be very successful recruiting libertarians and fiscal conservatives.

2. TNVolunteer73 writes
   July 6th, 2009 9:10 am

   M. Wright.

   the Teapartyers are Captialists

   National Socialist want to socialize Healthcare, Education Energy Trasportation, retirement, and the Finicial Sector, set Minimum and maximum wages.

   That sounds a lot like what our POTUS is doing.

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   WE DEMAND THE NATIONALIZATION OF ALL BUSINESSES WHICH HAVE BEEN AMALGAMATED (INTO TRUSTS).

   WE DEMAND THAT THE STATE SHALL SHARE IN THE PROFITS OF LARGE INDUSTRIES.

   WE DEMAND THAT PROVISION FOR THE AGED SHALL BE MADE ON A VERY GREATLY INCREASED SCALE.

   WE DEMAND A LAND-REFORM SUITABLE TO OUR NATIONAL REQUIREMENTS, THE PASSING OF A LAW FOR THE CONFISCATION OF LAND FOR COMMUNAL PURPOSES; THE ABOLITION OF INTEREST ON MORTGAGES, AND PROHIBITION OF ALL SPECULATION IN LAND.

   WE DEMAND AN AGRARIAN REFORM SUITABLE TO OUR NATIONAL REQUIREMENTS; THE ENACTMENT OF A LAW TO EXPROPRIATE WITHOUT COMPENSATION THE OWNERS OF ANY LAND THAT MAY BE NEEDED FOR NATIONAL PURPOSES; THE ABOLITION OF GROUND RENTS; AND THE PROHIBITION OF ALL SPECULATION IN LAND.

   IT IS THE DUTY OF THE STATE TO HELP RAISE THE STANDARD OF THE NATION’S HEALTH BY PROVIDING WELFARE CENTRES,

   WE) COMBAT THE MATERIALISTIC SPIRIT WITHIN AND OUTSIDE US, AND ARE CONVINCED THAT A PERMANENT RECOVERY OF OUR PEOPLE CAN ONLY PROCEED WITHIN ON THE FOUNDATION OF “THE COMMON GOOD BEFORE THE INDIVIDUAL GOOD.”

   From the “Twenty-Five Point” Programme of the German National Socialist Workers Party, authored by Adolf Hitler and others on February 24, 1920. (Konrad Heiden’s translation in A History of National Socialism)

   You are calling the wrong people NAZIs

3. The OG DG writes
   July 6th, 2009 9:43 am

   When you guys just make things up, do you think anyone is listening?