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Posted by: Elastics
Posted by: NewRadical12
Posted by: Elastics
Posted by: NewRadical12
Posted by: NinStarRune
What people think are "feminists" (aka femi-blam!-s) are the femmenists.Name one way in which the modern feminist movement is anything like National Socialism. Go.
Government intervention to make sure affirmative action supports minority percentages, regardless of quality.Yes, because we all know how zealous Hitler's Germany was about diverse representation in the government and workforce.
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I'm sorry, but do you have any idea of what actually happened in history whatsoever? We can debate the merits of Affirmative Action all day if you want (thought not on this particular forum), but to suggest that those who support Affirmative Action are anything like the National Socialist party is both asinine and insulting to those who actually suffered under National Socialist policies.
First of all, if you're going to talk about Germany under Hitler, I'd prefer you didn't use the term "socialism", considering that's not actually socialism. While the party roughly translates to "National Socialism" in English, I didn't really think you were talking about the _____, specifically.Way to completely dodge my points.
The common shorthand name for the political ideology and party in power in Germany under Hitler is censored on this website (and I do not enjoy being banned), so I am referring to them by their long-form name. Regardless of whether or not it was accurate, it is an accepted way to refer to that party in the same way that the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is an acceptable way to refer to North Korea, even though it is neither democratic, nor for the people, nor even a republic (by most definitions). The capitalization should have made it clear to any person with a proper understanding of the English language and history that I was referring to a specific movement that liked to call itself that.
In conclusion, stop dodging my point by making inane quibbles over terminology that is, indeed, correct.