well, since I happen to be a hard right wing libertarian and I know what you say is not true, I also have to believe all the bad things they say about your side are probably also not true
Why Liberals so Despise The Tea Party
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Are you denying that the Nazi regime took all the assets of the Jews they imprisoned? Are you denying the Nazi's sold of the assets (homes, paintings, jewels, etc.) to other Germans associated with the Nazi party while putting enormous sums into pockets of Nazi leaders? Where did all the money go from the Jews that purchased exit visas from Germany at obscene prices prior WW2? The imprisonment of the Jews are driven by a number of factors - one of the major ones is taking all of their stuff.
It is difficult to believe someone would be so ignorant of history.
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since we are the party of always growing the pie, "I have mine so fuck you" wouldn't really be consistent with our long term business plan. Hard to prosper when you are trying to sell more and more to an ever dwindling middle class. At one time it was, "What's good for GM is good for America." Now it is, "What's good for America is good for GM."
We need the middle class to thrive and have an ever increasing supply of money to spend on our products. The only ones keeping us down are the left wingers who demand that we give them a cut of every penny we make. I see very little difference between the new democrats and the old Mafia. No one makes any money unless we get a cut from it. And just remember, we are your protector. And it would be a shame if anything happened to something you love, like your freedom, or your business.
We need the middle class to thrive and have an ever increasing supply of money to spend on our products. The only ones keeping us down are the left wingers who demand that we give them a cut of every penny we make. I see very little difference between the new democrats and the old Mafia. No one makes any money unless we get a cut from it. And just remember, we are your protector. And it would be a shame if anything happened to something you love, like your freedom, or your business.
You're suggesting that that's "one of the major" reasons the Jews were sent to the camps?
Yes, it is difficult to believe someone would be so ignorant of history.
Maybe you need to go carefully read up on the history of Nazi Germany.
or, you could just read the Torah, it's all in there, the story of the Jews against the Pharaoh and Egypt and the Exodus. Nothing has changed. It's the same story of the oppressed. You don't have to be Jewish to be inspired by the stories in the Torah. Yes, that whole shit in Nazi Germany was a real bitch. Let the goyam argue about who's fault it was, we have better things to do.
I suggest you do the same.
and to this day, there will never be peace in Israel, until some student of history proves once and for all who fired the first shot. Let's give up on common sense and devote all our trust to historians. Surely they will finally prove who is right and who is wrong.
You can start here...
Holocaust Encyclopedia
German Jewish Refugees, 1933–1939
http://www.ushmm.org/wlc/en/article.php?ModuleId=10005468
"Until October 1941, German policy officially encouraged Jewish emigration. Gradually, however, the Nazis sought to deprive Jews fleeing Germany of their property by levying an increasingly heavy emigration tax and by restricting the amount of money that could be transferred abroad from German banks."
The Reich Flight Tax in Nazi Germany
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reich_Flight_Tax#The_Reich_Flight_Tax_in_Nazi_Germany
The existing decree assessing the tax was substantially changed with the "Law Concerning Revision of the Specifications of the Reich Flight Tax" (German: Gesetz über Änderung der Vorschriften über die Reichsfluchtsteuer), issued 18 May 1934 (RGBl. 1934 I, pp. 392–393), and was extended six times during the Third Reich[5] and was amended on 9 December 1942 (RGBl. I, p. 682) to remain in force indefinitely.
A major change included in the 1934 revisions was the lower limit for taxable assets was decreased from 200,000 to 50,000 RM (equivalent to $210,000 in 2014). The assessment means were also changed to the detriment of the would-be emigrant.[6] As such, a much larger group of people were targeted by the tax. The tax, which was originally aimed at those who voluntarily sought to reduce their tax burden by moving overseas, instead affected primarily the Jews who wished to leave their homeland due to well-justified fears of violence, incarceration, and occupational limitations.
Prior to Machtergreifung in 1933, the funds raised through the Reich Flight Tax were comparably small, amounting to just under 1 million RM in 1932.[7] After the Nazi Party came to power in 1933, the wave of refugees — caused by the government's rapidly escalating persecution of Jews — made up a substantial part of the government's finances. In 1933, the tax raised 17 million RM, eventually reaching a peak of 342 million RM in 1938. In total, the Nazi government collected 941 million RM in taxes through the Reich Flight Tax. An estimated 90% of these funds came from emigrants persecuted for religious or racial reasons.