Progressives (Liberals)

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Nazi political strategy focused on anti-big business, anti-bourgeois, and anti-capitalist rhetoric...

If you quote me or what I quoted, then please do it correctly. And in the context of the wikipedia text.

That wikipedia report totally contradicts your "point".

And, no doubt, at the point where you came to that mistaken conclusion, you refused to listen to another word he said.

Aint that right?

Walter Hinteler wrote:

That wikipedia report totally contradicts your "point".

No it doesn't. What do you think the point is?

Hitler wanted to discriminate against jews. At least he limited it to one religion.

None but members of the nation may be citizens of the state. None but those of German blood, whatever their creed may be. No Jew, therefore, may be a member of the nation.

All immigration of non-Germans must be prevented. We demand that all non-Germans, who have immigrated to Germany since 2 August 1914, be required immediately to leave the Reich.

Whoever has no citizenship is to be able to live in Germany only as a guest and must be regarded as being subject to foreign laws.

We demand that the state be charged first with providing the opportunity for a livelihood and way of life for the citizens. If it is impossible to nourish the total population of the State, then the members of foreign nations (non-citizens) must be excluded from the Reich.

The right of voting on the state's government and legislation is to be enjoyed by the citizen of the state alone. We demand therefore that all official appointments, of whatever kind, shall be granted to citizens of the state alone.

Democrats want yet another baseless investigation of Trump

House Democrats are readying another congressional committee, on the taxpayers' dime, to investigate the president and his response to the national crisis. You read that right.

Instead of working shoulder to shoulder with our commander in chief to save lives and resuscitate our economy, serial liar and conspiracy theorist Rep. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., and others on the left are plotting against the leader of the free world and members of Trump's administration tasked with responding to the complex crisis.

As if investigating the president nonstop for the past three-and-a-half years and subjecting the nation to an extremely divisive 22-month special counsel probe and subsequent impeachment scam – based on hearsay by partisan bureaucrats – weren't enough.

A new low – even for hateful Democrats still suffering from Trump Derangement Syndrome.

California party that violated stay-at-home order and drew around 400 comes to 'bad end' with 6 shot

A huge party in California that defied the state's stay-at-home orders to combat coronavirus came to a "bad end" early Saturday with six people shot, authorities said.

Officials told KGET-TV that around 400 people are believed to have been at the party when the gunfire erupted.

Investigators found 94 spent bullet casings at the scene.

Partygoers reported seeing four black men drive away in a white car, according to police.

Officials told ABC23 that none of the victims are cooperating with authorities, and no arrests have been made.

Ex CNN producer: Jim Acosta's Trump skirmishes 'make all in the press look bad'

CNN producer-turned media watchdog Steve Krakauer described his former colleague, CNN chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta, as a fame-seeking attention-getter who is “actively helping Trump get re-elected” while making the press look bad. Krakauer’s media newsletter, Fourth Watch, has gained popularity for holding the press accountable, and Sunday’s edition began with the detailed critique of Acosta.

“Jim Acosta loves nothing more than Jim Acosta,” Krakauer wrote. “I've also half-joked that if we found out, years from now, that Acosta was actually a plant and was secretly working for the Trump re-election campaign, I wouldn't be shocked.”

Acosta regularly shouts questions when it isn’t his turn to speak and famously struggled with a White House aide for possession of a microphone during a 2018 press conference, resulting in a legal skirmish over whether or not he would be able to cover the White House.

Krakauer explained that Acosta “plays the role of absurd, antagonistic journalist” during Trump’s press briefings, often teeing the president up to attack him and the media.

“Trump couldn't ask for a better foe than Jim Acosta. And the reporters who are trying to do good work, get answers to very real questions, know this,” Krakauer wrote.

“Acosta clearly aspires to use this opportunity to spar with President Trump, #Resistance Signal on Twitter and generally build his brand to move on to bigger things - a prime time show maybe, or at least a few late night TV appearances,” Krakauer wrote before pointing out the CNN reporter’s past Twitter profile background image that featured a picture of his appearance on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”

“I don't think CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta is a bad guy. I worked with him at CNN, and he was a solid, competent reporter. If Acosta's goal was to be a great White House reporter, he could probably do it,” Krakauer wrote. “But that's not Jim Acosta's goal. Jim Acosta wants to be famous.”

"Billionaires should not exist," according to Sen. Bernie Sanders. "Every billionaire is a policy failure," says Dan Riffle, one of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's top advisers.

Private philanthropic efforts have delivered public health victories that governments have proved unwilling or unable to secure. The Gates Foundation spends more on public health each year than the World Health Organization. As a charter member of the vaccine alliance Gavi, the foundation has helped vaccinate over 700 million children and prevent more than 13 million deaths.

Its philanthropic investment in potential vaccines against COVID-19 – and the $100 million it has already pledged to improve testing and otherwise combat the outbreak – could save millions more lives.

Gates isn't alone in deploying his wealth to fight for medical progress. Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has pledged $40 million to help fund global COVID-19 responses. His long track record of health care philanthropy includes a $300 million donation to the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, which has produced reams of research to inform the public response to the COVID-19 outbreak.

Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter and Square, recently pledged $1 billion of his fortune to COVID-19 relief.

The Vermont senator added the weight of his left-wing support to Mr. Biden’s candidacy in a step toward Democratic unity against President Trump.

Senator Bernie Sanders endorsed Joseph R. Biden Jr. as the Democratic nominee for president on Monday, adding the weight of his left-wing support to Mr. Biden’s candidacy and taking a major step toward bringing unity to the party’s effort to unseat President Trump in November.

In throwing his weight behind Mr. Biden, he is sending a striking and unmistakable signal that his supporters — who are known for their intense loyalty — should do so as well.

The two men appeared via live stream on split screens, talking to each other. “We need you in the White House,” Mr. Sanders said to Mr. Biden. “And I will do all that I can to make that happen.”

Mr. Biden said: “I’m going to need you. Not just to win the campaign, but to govern.”

Mr. Sanders hinted his intentions in a Twitter post shortly before appearing on a livestream.

Yep.