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Started by RE, Oct 09, 2024, 11:26 AM

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K-Dog

Trump intends to buy low and reward his monied base with foreclosures.  Then they will be rented out. 


Capitalism is morphing to eliminate personal property.  Doing exactly what red-neck dumfucks said communism would do.  Actually alternative systems could do much better at preserving personal property because alternative systems know it represents frozen labor and not casino winnings.

When everything is commodified capitalism will have made slaves of us all.  Cept for the owners  .

Top Industries, federal election data for Donald Trump, 2024 cycle

Rank      Industry        Total

8    Real Estate    $19,777,542

Trump has two kinds of people in his base.  Those with money, and those who voted for him.

RE

Quote from: K-Dog on Apr 27, 2025, 11:22 AMCapitalism is morphing to eliminate personal property.  Doing exactly what red-neck dumfucks said communism would do.

Thus the reason the Nazi Party was originally called the National Socialist Party.

RE

K-Dog

Quote from: RE on Apr 27, 2025, 11:31 AM
Quote from: K-Dog on Apr 27, 2025, 11:22 AMCapitalism is morphing to eliminate personal property.  Doing exactly what red-neck dumfucks said communism would do.

Thus the reason the Nazi Party was originally called the National Socialist Party.

RE
The full name of the Nazi Party was "National Socialist German Workers' Party" (Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei or NSDAP in German). They included "socialist" and "workers" in the name for propaganda reasons — to attract working-class Germans who were suffering during the chaos of post-World War I Germany.  They used "socialist" to sound appealing to the masses with actual policies favoring corporations, the military, and elite control.  They opposed true leftist movements violently.

In 1924, the Social Democratic Party of Germany (actual socialists) were one of the most powerful political parties in Germany with a membership of 1,011,000 members.  The competition put socialism in their name too.