Mike wrote:
andyh wrote:
Mike wrote:
Gilly wrote:
You're seriously comparing Primark shoppers to the likes of Hitler in terms of being murderers???
Then I can no longer take seriously a single word you say.
Actually I think they're worse, what Hitler was trying would have benefited lot's of people, only Germans but still, consumers think only about themselves, their own private interests, their lives benefit nobody just further extend the profits of multi-national corporations and maintain the status quo with passive violence which has effects all over the world every day.
You sound like a confused NaN now. Hitler worked with multi national corporations, such as thyssen and ibm.
Haha, he wasn't propagandizing with his Jewish conspiracy theories to the Pilgrim's or SMOM though was he, he didn't need to really they probably wrote them
It's the one thing you can say about Fascism in it's favour, it is basically the most effective method of creating mass societal change, that's why I am suspicious of Populism as you know, Hitler came to power on the back of a huge economic crash so could only win, The Nazis got the entire country working which you can't do in a capitalist economy and created mass public unity and social cohesion in opposition to a scapegoat, the whole world would have sufferred but at least the Germans were trying to promote something unlike any primark shopper

I prefer to say that the nazis were authoritarian syndicalists, the precise opposite of the ideal I'd like to say which is libertarian syndicalism.
Regardless there are numerous things that are vastly different about the situation today than it was in WW2.
People could work for the same overlords locally to produce goods for local customers because back then it was profitable, now it is not.
Every authoritarian ism you can think of has failed to make any headway, it has just fed the monster.
Even if you buy clothes from a charity store you're still playing a part to it, its pointless to try and point fingers at people for what particular store they visit