Palin is only resorting to Fascists tactics

[olegramps]

Palin's attack on Ayers and attempts to tie him to Obama is a basic Fascist tactic. It is the same tactic employed by the Nazis to blame the failure of German leadership on the Jews. It requires very little imagination to picture the rabid Republicans cheering her lies wearing Nazi armbands and giving the Nazi salute. These people are the epitome of those depicted in Orwell's Animal Farm. "All animals are created equal, but some animals are more equal than others." This is the basic Republican philosophy that justifies their insatiable greed and lust for power. They have absolutely no compulsion to view their distorted concept of civilization other than it being justified by their privileged and exalted position. What it the difference between McCain and his total lack of basic morality and that of Saddam? His lust for power justified his abandoning his crippled wife when Cindy and her fortunes danced before his greedy eyes. Now, like Saddam, for the price of his soul he now lives in mansions. Unfortunately, he will not come to same deserved ignoble end. I watch the screaming Republicans in adulation of the nincompoop fascist Sarah and can easily see them burning books and smashing the shops of Jews on Krysallnacht. To underestimate them would be to underestimate the power of evilness.

[dionysus]

1. kick

[olegramps]

4. Thank you.

I just don't know if people gasp the potential for evil that these are fully capable of? Some people refuse to see the same unquenchable hatred that possesses these people and their blind followers that gripped the Germans as the desperately searched for a scapegoat. The disastrous Iraqi war and its absolute failure is not to be laid at the feet of the PNAC neo-cons. Just like the Nazis, the Republicans spew utter nonsense when they attempt to blame those who opposed this idiotic venture. When I see the crowds that come to see Obama, I see people thirsting for economic justice for all people, not the select few of the privileged class. What a contrast they are to the crowds of hooligans and thugs that McCain and Palin attract.

[Lint Head]

2. She's just resorting to her true fascist nature.

:dem:

[Ichingcarpenter]

3. Lieberman and Palin mentioned God, Faith and Country many times this morning

"She's so strong, she's so capable, she's so competent," Lieberman told the cheering crowd. Emphasizing her "faith," he added that she is someone who "with your help--and God's help--will be the next vice president of the United States." More big cheers.

The religiousity continued when Palin bounded onstage. She commented right away on the number of American flags in the crowd, declaring: "God bless America--you guys get it!"

And then it was on with the attacks on Obama: "There are some candidates who use change to promote their careers. And then there are some candidates, like John McCain, who use their careers to promote change," Palin said. She went on to reiterate charges that Obama is friendly with terrorists (Bill Ayers), wants America to lose in Iraq, and smears US troops in Afghanistan.

For this heavily churchgoing GOP crowd, Palin is showing a side we haven't seen in her TV interviews and at the debate. Mentioning the potential for wind and solar power in Florida she exclaims: "God has so richly blessed you here!" Between her and Lieberman, that makes four references to faith and God in about five minutes.

Fascism mentions those things too to get the masses stirred.

[invictus]

5. Today's Republican Party is a fascist, ultra-nationalist organization.

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