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lol, suddenly ukraine is spot of the world for neonazis. Not 1/5th of europe voted for far right wing parties that bash immigrants anyway.Shahter wrote:
don't worry, when ukraine gets rid of the nazies that by means of armed coup seized the power we will settle all those things, including gas bills.
ukraine is the only place where nazies actually seized the power lately. openly and by force - that what's troubling.Cybargs wrote:
suddenly ukraine is spot of the world for neonazis.
that's what happens when corporate capitalism cannot go on by means of expansion - it then tries to institutionalize itself, to merge with the state. what happens next we all know too well - the last time it cost us, among other things, 53 millions of lives. go figure.1/5th of europe voted for far right wing parties
no. there are very few of those here, actually.arent the biggest neo-nazi groups in russia anyway?
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Ummm you do realize the right wing voting has a lot more to do with migration/refugees right? when the economy is shitty people blame immigrants all the time for stealing jobs/welfare/housing/everything.Shahter wrote:
ukraine is the only place where nazies actually seized the power lately. openly and by force - that what's troubling.Cybargs wrote:
suddenly ukraine is spot of the world for neonazis.that's what happens when corporate capitalism cannot go on by means of expansion - it then tries to institutionalize itself, to merge with the state. what happens next we all know too well - the last time it cost us, among other things, 53 millions of lives. go figure.1/5th of europe voted for far right wing partiesno. there are very few of those here, actually.arent the biggest neo-nazi groups in russia anyway?
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Like with the TPP allowing corps to sue governments for passing laws that will adversely impact profits. Thats fucked up.Shahter wrote:
it then tries to institutionalize itself, to merge with the state.
voting has nothing to do with that.Cybargs wrote:
Ummm you do realize the right wing voting has a lot more to do with migration/refugees right?Shahter wrote:
ukraine is the only place where nazies actually seized the power lately. openly and by force - that what's troubling.Cybargs wrote:
suddenly ukraine is spot of the world for neonazis.that's what happens when corporate capitalism cannot go on by means of expansion - it then tries to institutionalize itself, to merge with the state. what happens next we all know too well - the last time it cost us, among other things, 53 millions of lives. go figure.1/5th of europe voted for far right wing partiesno. there are very few of those here, actually.arent the biggest neo-nazi groups in russia anyway?
when it's convenient for those who control information manipulation tools for people to be blaming immigrants, they make it so people blame immigrants. opinions of the majority are completely under their control. actual educated opinions don't mean shit anymore.when the economy is shitty people blame immigrants all the time for stealing jobs/welfare/housing/everything.
you can be sure of whatever you want, i don't give a shit.Yeah I'm really sure Russia is the paragon of virtue and defending the world from neo-nazis lol.
right.http://abcnews.go.com/Nightline/story?id=3718255&page=1#.UCDbiaA4SuI
More western propaganda right?
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there's no government in ukraine atm.BVC wrote:
Ukraine government
"chief rabbi"? and why would you ask such a person about nazies again?SuperJail Warden wrote:
The chief Rabbi in Ukraine doesn't think the country has a problem with nazis.
a person who's only skill is producing random citations from non-sense books knows about... nazies? how come?SuperJail Warden wrote:
prolly knows some stuff about nazis
lawl.Shahter wrote:
a person who's only skill is producing random citations from non-sense books knows about... nazies? how come?SuperJail Warden wrote:
prolly knows some stuff about nazis
gee i dont know maybe because jews were almost wiped out of existence in europe and its engraved in their brains about the past?Shahter wrote:
orly? what makes you think that?
that was by german nazies, of whom we haven't really heard much lately. what does that have to do with fuckers who performed a coup in ukraine again?Cybargs wrote:
gee i dont know maybe because jews were almost wiped out of existence in europe and its engraved in their brains about the past?Shahter wrote:
orly? what makes you think that?
lol wat. I'm pretty sure neonazis around the world pretty much agree that jews are scum of the earth and should be wiped out.Shahter wrote:
that was by german nazies, of whom we haven't really heard much lately. what does that have to do with fuckers who performed a coup in ukraine again?Cybargs wrote:
gee i dont know maybe because jews were almost wiped out of existence in europe and its engraved in their brains about the past?Shahter wrote:
orly? what makes you think that?
Nope, they agree that anyone who isn't them should be wiped out, jews weren't any particular special case.Cybargs wrote:
lol wat. I'm pretty sure neonazis around the world pretty much agree that jews are scum of the earth and should be wiped out.
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/3c8495d0 … z2z5p00ON7Igor Dolutsky finds nothing unusual in disagreeing with everyone around him. In the 35 years he has been teaching history in Moscow schools, his habit of questioning official narratives and challenging political taboos has cost him his job more than once.
But when the mild-mannered 60-year-old tried to discuss Russia’s annexation of Crimea in class, things almost got out of hand. “My students swore at me and said I wasn’t telling the truth,” he says. “Then they said I didn’t love Russia or the Russian people, and told me to leave the country.”
Mr Dolutsky has long been a thorn in the side of Vladimir Putin’s government. Ten years ago the government pulled his history textbook from the curriculum for its critical description of President Putin and its inclusion of unpalatable facts about Soviet history.
“I would argue that for years we have been seeing what you could call the Nazification of the elite,” says Igor Yakovenko, former head of the Russian Journalists’ Association, pointing to the installation of Putin loyalists in key posts in academia and the media.
After President Vladimir Putin brought almost all traditional media either directly under state ownership or into a position where they could be indirectly controlled, online news sites, blogs and social media had become the main source of information and debate for his critics.
Why don't you put up a scale of population declines in Europe while at it.SuperJail Warden wrote:
Lol
