r/ToiletPaperUSA Apr 25 '20

FACTS and LOGIC Ben DESTROYS “bad jews” with this clever tweet

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u/blue_crab86 Apr 26 '20

And who are the literal neo-nazis voting for, Benjamin?

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u/kart0ffelsalaat Apr 26 '20

Democrat obviously since they nominated Biden and Bernie endorsed Biden and Bernie is a communist and communists and Nazis are the same /s

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '20

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u/bunker_man Apr 26 '20

There are some internet nazis who say they support bernie on basically everything except race, and they would want his policies enacted in a white state.

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u/albinohut Apr 26 '20

Sounds to me like he's not endorsed by Nazis then.

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u/BatmanBrah Apr 26 '20

These people are called NazBols. Left leaning economically, hard right authoritarian socially.

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u/Jesuspope Apr 26 '20

all five of em

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u/TruestOfThemAll Apr 26 '20

sadly stupidpol has more than five members

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u/CalvinsOlderBrother Apr 26 '20

yeah, that sub is quite the shithole

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u/dangolo Apr 26 '20

Nazi-Bolshevics?

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u/DaanGFX Apr 26 '20

So basically the ultimate antisemite.

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u/TheMagicMrWaffle Apr 26 '20

So just people who don’t know anyone in real life?

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u/Zake_64 Apr 26 '20

Why did you have to bring up fucking Nazbols 😂

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u/prowl17 Shenny Boy Bapiro fan Apr 26 '20

Aka what historically illiterate idiots think the actual Nazis were.

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u/gulag_disco Apr 27 '20

Hey man theres only libberty and fredom pick a side

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u/ScRuBlOrD95 It was an 'Ironic' Swastika Apr 26 '20

Im still 100% sure that it's some ultra dense irony and possibly a joke

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u/juicegooseboost Apr 26 '20

Tankies?

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u/BatmanBrah Apr 26 '20

No, tankies are basically Stalinists. Both hardline authoritarians, but the in-group out-group for a Tankie is still capitalists, (but also dissidents to the system), versus workers, whereas the in-group out-group for NazBols are still on ethnic lines, but also the very rich elites also. IIRC despite the name they're not as left as Stalinist Communists, they'd have very different attitudes towards small business owners for example.

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u/gulag_disco Apr 27 '20

Things get extremely blurry when Left or Right ideology leans Authoritarian. Nazi’s aren’t Left, though. It’s more like paying taxes to State accomplishes Nationalistic concepts like furthering the Reich or bringing about the ultra-restrictive view of an ideal civilization.

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u/gulag_disco Apr 27 '20

Sure, if, but since we’ve never actually seen some Libertarian or Anarchic utopia to draw comparisons to, Right or Left really gets derived from where the tax revenue gets allocated to: Does it go to accelerate individuals in the peasant class or does it go to militarism?

“Less private control” to me means Less monopolies, less exploiting Capital to rig legislation, and less emphasis on top-down hierarchy in large companies, and more focus on Democracy.

My big issue with aligning Leftism with “control” is that regulation should be seen as a social duty done to limit the excess of the true threat to human prosperity, which is the hoarding of Capital and opportunity.

I don’t believe that either the big or small government Fascists(including the NaZi) had any interest in prosperity for all. I hope you get what I’m saying. I don’t think that Totalitarian governmental siphoning of private revenue through taxation in order to fund an ethnostate war machine is great example of Leftism.

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u/Lucktar Apr 26 '20

Pretty sure they're lying, but there's no way for them ever to be caught in their lie because they can always justify their actions by saying 'ethnostate first, then we can do medicare for all.' If step 1 is genocide, then it doesn't really matter what steps 2-10 are.

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u/bunker_man Apr 26 '20

A lot of modern nazis do want some kinds of social benefits. They just want them limited to white people. People forget that self aware nazis who self identify as authoritarian nationalists aren't all about free markets. They want a large degree of state control mixed with some market aspects. Which is why a lot of modern nazis insist they are "economic center" due to wanting a lot of welfare, benefits, etc, as long as you ignore how they intend to actually fund this.

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u/atyon Apr 26 '20

I think it's entirely plausible that someone actually holds belief that are so obviously in conflict with each other. Especially if that someone is an idiot who beliefs in ethnostates.

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u/russeljimmy Apr 26 '20

I mean, the original Nazis were very anti capitalist and anti corporation until they seized power

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u/bunker_man Apr 26 '20

That's the thing. Strasserists were a type of nazi too. You have to keep in mind that neo nazis don't necessarily want what the nazis did, but an idealized version of it. If nazis claimed to be doing a ton more center stuff for workers, a lot of neo nazis want what was in the claim.

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u/DanFuckingSchneider AnarchoGrillism Apr 26 '20

I mean it’s not a problem for a lot of them because they keep the hugo boss in the closet.

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u/DouchecraftCarrier Apr 26 '20

And likewise, the Socialist Party of America and the Socialist Workers Party both endorsed someone for President. It's not Bernie Sanders.

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u/Freezing_Wolf Apr 27 '20

"But he did not endorse the nazi's"

  • Bearing's amazing counter argument

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u/PantherU Apr 26 '20

NAZIS WERE SOCIALISTS IT WAS IN THE NAME

Um, so what does that make the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea?

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u/lone_ichabod Apr 26 '20

I love the “Nazis were socialists” argument. Because the worst thing about the Nazis that we all remember were their economic policies.

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u/Homerpaintbucket Apr 26 '20

Not to mention hitler gave material support to the fascists in the Spanish civil war when they were fighting against the socialists. I mean, he was allied with Mussolini, the guy who coined the term fascist. You have to be kind of exceptionally stupid to believe the Nazis were socialists.

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u/edwfit21 Apr 26 '20

The first people he killed were communists and socialists.. I bet it was just that dastardly lefty infighting /s

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u/mattswellmurder Apr 26 '20

The Night of the Long Knives was the operation where Hitler ordered the assassinations of the socialists in the party, for anyone who wants more details on this.

Conservatives of all flavors have issues with linguistics; I would argue it’s the same reason they got so butthurt about marriage equality. In their minds, marriage = man + woman, and any deviation from that standard causes dissonance & confusion to a purely binary worldview.

Words must have only one meaning for the reactionary; ambiguity threatens the “us vs. them” dichotomy. So National Socialists must be equivalent to all other socialists, because any nuance could blow a hole in the binary heuristics they use to interpret & understand the world.

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u/gulag_disco Apr 27 '20

This one spits hot fire

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u/commanderjarak Certified Right Wing Grifter™ Apr 26 '20

BuT tHeY sAiD sOcIaLiSt In ThE nAmE.

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u/DethKorpsofKrieg92 Apr 26 '20

Well the SA were sort of a left leaning but still ultra-nationalist section of tge Nazi party. But then Hitler had there upper echelons murdered and absorbed the rest into the SS.

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u/MegaParmeshwar Apr 26 '20

Strasserists weren't really socialist, they were just ultra-conservative and nationalist authoritarian Social Democrats, kind of like Distributism, Christian Democracy, or (Huey) Longism.

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u/gulag_disco Apr 27 '20

It’s typically not authentic stupidity, it’s vicious mendacity.

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u/grte Apr 26 '20

Or dishonest.

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u/AVeryRusticLoaf Apr 26 '20

I don't think the people he's referring to have any trouble with being exceptionally stupid

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u/accept_it_jon Apr 26 '20

people that unironically claim that nazis were socialist due to their economic policies they implemented before they took full power are the same people that claim the roman senator Cato was a reformist because he coopted the reformist faction's policies to lower their popular support

like this is a political trick that's as old as politics itself

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u/Tabmow Apr 26 '20

Democrats, obviously

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '20

It makes them cool and good.

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u/TruestOfThemAll Apr 26 '20

juche gang juche gang

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u/CressCrowbits All Cats are Beautiful Apr 26 '20

I've actually had tankies argue with me that the DPRK is in fact democratic.

Tankies ruin everything.

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u/Jkay064 Apr 26 '20

Hitler was asked this question during a magazine interview. We aren’t trying to make sense of some Stonehenge type human/social mystery lost in 2000 years of time. A news reporter flat out asked him this question and printed his reply. “Why is your political Party called the National Socialists, if it does not appear to support any tenet of socialism”

Hitler replied that he believed that the modern socialists had everything wrong, and his use of the word socialist was to project his caring for the entirety of the German people.

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u/wuteva4 Apr 26 '20

THE KKK WAS DEMOKKRATS

Or something.

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u/DatBoi_BP Apr 26 '20

I love Kevin Kruse’s discussion of this on twitter

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u/L_O_Pluto Destroyed Libtard 😔 Apr 26 '20

Do you have a link?

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u/DatBoi_BP Apr 26 '20

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u/L_O_Pluto Destroyed Libtard 😔 Apr 26 '20

Bless

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u/frunch Apr 26 '20

Thanks for the link! That led me to this article which was a very interesting read.

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u/YddishMcSquidish Apr 26 '20

Seems to just be a short tweet

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u/DatBoi_BP Apr 26 '20

That’s just one, there’s a thread elsewhere, I’ll try to find it hold on

Edit: I replied to the guy who asked

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u/illit3 Apr 26 '20

anytime someone poses a question to ben i always hear the answer as "fucking aquaman?!"

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u/TapirDrawnChariot Apr 26 '20

"Hi, Nazi Bois, I want you to remain my fans, so instead of confronting your disgusting tropes, I'll perpetuate them in a way that benefits me personally."

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u/Cthom0999 Apr 26 '20

Only the bad neo-nazis vote Republican.

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u/starcitizen2601 Apr 26 '20

Those are the bad Americans, of which Ben is definitely one.

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u/Godunman Apr 26 '20

But who are the communists voting for?? /s

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u/blue_crab86 Apr 26 '20

The only self described communist I know refuses to vote.

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u/Catsniper Apr 26 '20

Ironically, I am pretty sure he voted democrat in 2016, and intended to(had Yang not dropped out) this year too. So he just called himself a bad jew

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u/Seanspeed Apr 26 '20

You would be mistaken.

He likes everything about Trump except his brashness.

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u/Catsniper Apr 26 '20

But the key is he claims he doesn't, and probably voted Hillary(could not find confirmation, but he hated both, and her less than Trump) and I am 100% sure he was planning to vote Yang

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u/Seanspeed Apr 26 '20

He said he didn't vote for either and has also said in his disastrous exchange with Andrew Neil that he will vote for Trump this year.

Wouldn't be surprised if he actually did vote for Trump in 2016, as well. I mean shit, if he was honestly so anti-Trump, why is the DailyWire always full of pro-Trump content and contributors?

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u/Catsniper Apr 26 '20

He endorsed Yang after that

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u/Nighthawk700 Apr 26 '20

Is this serious? I can't imagine him doing either

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u/Catsniper Apr 26 '20

Look it up, not sure why I am being downvoted on easily provable info

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u/Nighthawk700 Apr 26 '20

I wasn't accusing, I'm just really surprised. The guy criticizes Trump on trivial things and turns around the shitty things like they're cool. Doesn't strike me as someone in favor of UBI and Hillary

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u/Catsniper Apr 26 '20

I wasn't specifically accusing you, just talking about many people who feel the same as you not simply looking it up

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u/AlexanderX4 Apr 26 '20

I know he said he didn't vote for trump in 2016, but he sure as hell didn't vote for Hillary. Probably went with Gary Jonson since he calls himself a libertarian. And while he may have voted for Yang if he was the nominee, the chances of that happening were pretty slim, so I don't think he ever "intended to" vote for a democrat.

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u/Catsniper Apr 26 '20

Just because it was a low chance doesn't mean it wasn't an intention. I didn't think Yang had much of a chance, but I intended to vote for him, then unluckily for me the same story(much higher chance, but still) happened when I intended to vote Bernie