Bike Free Portland is mostly about Myra Walker’s disdain for other cyclists. Namely, the ones she calls “Bike Nazis”. Of course, it’s more than ironic that she applies the term “nazi” to freedom-loving cyclists when she wants everyone to conform to her belief system.
I used to wonder: If I had lived during the time when Andrew Jackson was forcing the Cherokee off their lands through the Trail of Tears, what would I have done? If I had been a German during Hitler´s reign, where would I have put my body? Would I have taken action? What would it have looked like?
My friends, we are living in dark and difficult times. This IS our trail of tears. This IS our Nazi Germay.
“I was shocked that the word Nazi was on the same page next to my face,” Bloom said. “I think making racial slurs and insinuating Nazi-like activity to a Jewish candidate will absolutely backfire on her.”
David Jebb tells everyone that there are no problems and that it’s just a couple of malcontents, and people like Brad believe him. Besides, if you go there you won’t find anyone complaining, because anyone who would complain has been either self-banished or officially banished. It’s like the Nazi’s looking around and saying “We don’t have any problems with the Jewish people”.
“I don’t care how good these Nazi pancakes are, I’m outta here!”
Goldsmith and his co-felon legal colleague from the Bush Jr. administration Professor John Yoo — now desecrating Berkeley’s Law School where my friend and colleague the late, great Dean Frank Newman had taught Human Rights–are functionally analogous to Nazi Law Professor Carl Schmitt, who justified every hideous atrocity that Hitler and the Nazis inflicted on anyone.
And really, the ban on fried foods is a bad idea. It looks like the tree huggers and food Nazi’s are running the convention.
Whereas in Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy school-children were required to pledge allegiance to Il Duce or Der Führer, a more chilling battle-cry emerges from their fragile eggshell minds:
“I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America”.
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How long until every American is required to own an American flag, disregarding the fact it was made in Korea similar to in Nazi Germany, where every German citizen was required to own a copy of Mein Kampf?
So, I was a manager at OfficeMax in Houson, TX. First of all, the district manager in that area is a Nazi b**ch.
Just imagine if the Olympics would take place next year in Sudan or in another dictatorship like in the Nazi regime, would the whole world agree to have the Olympic Games in such a dictatorship? So the case with China is not a single case; it would apply in each country.