Now It's Gotten Serious..Rebel Flag Bikini's Banned....

[MBtech]

Yes, I fondly remember that show and how Bo and Luke were always hating black people and saying fags should die...oh wait...that never happened.

My bad Steyr, I've had a few...

"Just two good ole boys, never meanin' no harm"

[morbidbattlecry]

I think they are trying to help us out. Now when i see a hottie in a Flag Bikini i'll tell her i'm offended and she needs to take it off right now. I really don't see how she can say no because i'm offended....

[Honu]

Sell those flags

[jpmuscle]

Another pic for reference so we all know the hatred were up against......

[PatrioticDisorder]

Reminds me of Nazi Germany, only left and not right wing banning and burning. Being a Northerner, who lived in Charleston for many years, I think I'm going to start buying up Confederate merchandise just to piss them off.

This is the worst kind of "me too" crap.

Despite the revisionist historians the Nazis (national SOCIALIST party) were leftists, it's actually the reason Stalin was literally SHOCKED when Hitler attacker Russia after signing a non aggression pact, Stalin saw Hitler as cut from the same cloth and looking West not East.

[Trajan]

Despite the revisionist historians the Nazis (national SOCIALIST party) were leftists, it's actually the reason Stalin was literally SHOCKED when Hitler attacker Russia after signing a non aggression pact, Stalin saw Hitler as cut from the same cloth and looking West not East.

Uh, no.

Hitler wasn't a big fan of Marx.

Stalin was shocked because he thought he had a few more years.

[morbidbattlecry]

Another pic for reference so we all know the hatred were up against......

That's awful.Here is another so we know for sure.

[PatrioticDisorder]

Uh, no.

Hitler wasn't a big fan of Marx.

Stalin was shocked because he thought he had a few more years.

Yes there were clearly differences, but both are forms of statism. What Hitler viewed Marxism as was of little importance, what Stalin viewed Nazism as was of significant importance. Stalin viewed Nazism as another form of statism and felt deeply betrayed when Hitler attacked the USSR.

If you can't see that, perhaps you should take a critical look at what propaganda you were taught in the public screwels, Hitler was most definitely a statist (leftist).

[SteyrAUG]

Uh, no.

Hitler wasn't a big fan of Marx.

Stalin was shocked because he thought he had a few more years.

Hitler was not a fan of communism, however the "National Socialist German Workers Party" was left wing. Ironically it was patterned after Mussolini's fascist government which was right wing. Ernst Rohm was the most ardent "socialist" of the NSDAP and saw commonality with the USSR. For this and other reasons he was disposed of when the time came.

There is a lot of confusion because at the two extremes, statist governments have more in common with each other than anything in the middle. The NSDAP roots in the Freikorp is what put it at odds with Marxist communism as they were the two competing factions for power in Germany.

From wiki:

The party was created as a means to draw workers away from communism and into völkisch nationalism. Initially, Nazi political strategy focused on anti-big business, anti-bourgeois, and anti-capitalist rhetoric, although such aspects were later downplayed in order to gain the support of industrial entities, and in the 1930s the party's focus shifted to anti-Semitic and anti-Marxist themes.

[PatrioticDisorder]

Hitler was not a fan of communism, however the "National Socialist German Workers Party" was left wing. Ironically it was patterned after Mussolini's fascist government which was right wing. Ernst Rohm was the most ardent "socialist" of the NSDAP and saw commonality with the USSR. For this and other reasons he was disposed of when the time came.

There is a lot of confusion because at the two extremes, statist governments have more in common with each other than anything in the middle. The NSDAP roots in the Freikorp is what put it at odds with Marxist communism as they were the two competing factions for power in Germany.

From wiki:

The party was created as a means to draw workers away from communism and into völkisch nationalism. Initially, Nazi political strategy focused on anti-big business, anti-bourgeois, and anti-capitalist rhetoric, although such aspects were later downplayed in order to gain the support of industrial entities, and in the 1930s the party's focus shifted to anti-Semitic and anti-Marxist themes.

Yep and what's sad as you see all rhe commie scum trying to hang that nazi bullshit around the necks of libertarians when nothing further can be from the truth.