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:::::"Black lives matter" is a meaningless slogan coined and bandied around by Communists and other leftists who really couldn't care less about black lives or any other lives except their own. The Democrats have ''never'' cared about blacks either and still don't, they treated them badly from pre-Civil War times right up to the civil rights movement, then changed their strategy at that point by pretending to be their "friends" (Lyndon B. Johnson, who created the "Great Society", even said himself that he'd manipulate the black population into voting Democrat for the next 200 years while using a racist slur to describe blacks) while finding ways to keep blacks under their control. Simple as that.
:::::"Black lives matter" is a meaningless slogan coined and bandied around by Communists and other leftists who really couldn't care less about black lives or any other lives except their own. The Democrats have ''never'' cared about blacks either and still don't, they treated them badly from pre-Civil War times right up to the civil rights movement, then changed their strategy at that point by pretending to be their "friends" (Lyndon B. Johnson, who created the "Great Society", even said himself that he'd manipulate the black population into voting Democrat for the next 200 years while using a racist slur to describe blacks) while finding ways to keep blacks under their control. Simple as that.
:::::Occupy Wall Street was a movement started by idealistic-yet-naive young leftists and supported by groups and individuals from across the far-Left (including even the American Nazi Party, the Communist Party USA and CAIR). No ifs, ands or buts about it. [[User:Northwest|Northwest]] ([[User talk:Northwest|talk]]) 03:27, 21 April 2016 (EDT)
:::::Occupy Wall Street was a movement started by idealistic-yet-naive young leftists and supported by groups and individuals from across the far-Left (including even the American Nazi Party, the Communist Party USA and CAIR). No ifs, ands or buts about it. [[User:Northwest|Northwest]] ([[User talk:Northwest|talk]]) 03:27, 21 April 2016 (EDT)
===The NSDAP was a right-wing party===
Yes, you can argue that there are similarities between the nazis and the communists - the extremes tend to become similar. But there is no doubt that the NSDAP identified itself - and was identified - as right-wing. Face it, you can be "to much on the right side" in politics!
*As in other countries, the names right/left/center reflect the seating in the parliament. In the "Reichstag", the fraction of the NSDAP was placed on the very right, while the communists (USDP, late KPD) were place on the very left.
*The NSDAP describe itself as fighting against the left...
*It was seen as "right-wing" by the general public, see e.g., Emil J. Gumbel's "''Vier Jahre politischer Mord''" (1922)
*The established conservative parties formed the coalition with Hitler's NSDAP, not the left-wingers.
So, if you wish to describe their political ideology in the spectre of left to right, they were far-right. Obviously, the situation is more complicated.
--[[User:AugustO|AugustO]] ([[User talk:AugustO|talk]]) 07:13, 21 April 2016 (EDT)