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  • MitzaLizalor
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    Re: Concerning Nazism

    Jesus is not interested in political ideology. By whatever means, leaders are elected or appointed according to the values of the day. Octavian (Roman) is one of those, Hatshepsut (Egyptian) another. Later on there's Vlads, Elizabeths, Kahns, Georges and so on but in every case Jesus remains consistent.

    Vile administrations are perhaps more your forte, opposing Christ in every way possible and seeking (so far unsuccessfully) to corrupt what God ordains. It may be that witches have a chief wizard pontificating over their antics who may be considered a "ruler" but such are not covered by His blood unless they repent.

    Romans 13:1-4 Let every soul be subject unto the higher powers. For there is no power but of God: the powers that be are ordained of God. Whosoever therefore resisteth the power, resisteth the ordinance of God: and they that resist shall receive to themselves damnation. For rulers are not a terror to good works, but to the evil. Wilt thou then not be afraid of the power? do that which is good, and thou shalt have praise of the same: for he is the minister of God to thee for good. But if thou do that which is evil, be afraid; for he beareth not the sword in vain: for he is the minister of God, a revenger to execute wrath upon him that doeth evil.

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  • Romeo Rovagnati
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    Re: Concerning Nazism

    Originally posted by Diesel Stanford View Post
    Fascism has always been left-wing.
    Mr. Stanford, allow me to correct you: Nazism is not Fascism.


    Just because many of the people who supposedly identify as Alt-Right in America call themselves "Fascists" while following the Nazi ideology, it doesn't mean that they are related.


    Many Neo-Fascists in Italy openly hate Nazism, therefore, how can they be the same?


    Nationalsocialism appeared around the same time as Fascism and the two had almost no influences on each other.


    I mean, if they were the same, why didn't Mussolini introduce the racial laws earlier? Because of that, i have distant cousins in Ethiopia.


    Also, according to their leaders:

    Originally posted by Adolf Hitler
    The state is a means to anend. Its purpose is the conservation and progress of a society from the point of physical and spiritual sight.
    Originally posted by Benito Mussolini
    Nothing outside the State, nothing against the State, all for the state.

    So, on one hand we have an ideology that wanted racial purity, while the other one cared more for the State.


    I hope it was helpful.

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  • MitzaLizalor
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    Re: Concerning Nazism

    Catholics, lesbians, Nazis, communists, no doubt there's a common thread connecting them all. There is something else though, distinguishing all of them as distinct from God's Just Law. Acceptance of childlessness within their ranks as if it were no big deal. This was referred to in an earlier post. Perhaps if responding you could find the relevant Scripture?

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  • Diesel Stanford
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    Originally posted by MitzaLizalor View Post
    How can anyone be forced to change what they believe? Maybe one could reach a position where they changed what they SAID they believed for example if you told me you'd murder three generations of my family (but not me) unless I reckoned some bulbous dictator as the perfect human I may well say that's what I believed. I would be lying, if for no other reason that torturing my children or my parents or grandparents as a means to any end immediately relegates you to "filthy rags" status, regardless of what the end was.



    Is that how you see God?
    No. God is the only one that can force me to anything. And Trump of course too. Socialists (including national socialists) however hate God and love gun control. Hitler claimed to be a Christian, like JFK did, but of course both were Catholics... therefore not Christians. And like I said, a Vegetarian. I do not disagree with Hitler on the Jews, but he was wrong on too many other things. And he had a deformed penis and only one ball. No thanks. I prefer to have a President that goes to a Protestant church and raises the Bible everyday.

    In general I wonder if there are any conservatives in Germany. The AfD also consists of many Catholics and a lesbian woman.

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  • MitzaLizalor
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    How can anyone be forced to change what they believe? Maybe one could reach a position where they changed what they SAID they believed for example if you told me you'd murder three generations of my family (but not me) unless I reckoned some bulbous dictator as the perfect human I may well say that's what I believed. I would be lying, if for no other reason that torturing my children or my parents or grandparents as a means to any end immediately relegates you to "filthy rags" status, regardless of what the end was.

    Originally posted by Diesel Stanford View Post
    force … otherwise
    Is that how you see God?

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  • Didymus Much
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    Originally posted by Diesel Stanford View Post
    Hitler was a Roman-Catholic, therefore there is no way that he was a Christian...
    If you could point out where Mitza claimed otherwise, that would be great. :zzz:

    ...I would love to force people to serve Him because otherwise they will be damned!
    And God would have wasted His time making Hell for those people to go to.

    The Bible clearly explains that God wants you to tell people about Him, and if they ignore you, that's OK; He has plans:

    Mark 6:11 And whosoever shall not receive you, nor hear you, when ye depart thence, shake off the dust under your feet for a testimony against them. Verily I say unto you, It shall be more tolerable for Sodom and Gomorrha in the day of judgment, than for that city.

    Stop arguing with everyone, and learn what the Bible really says, if you want to be claiming to be a Christian.

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  • Diesel Stanford
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    Originally posted by MitzaLizalor View Post
    Unless your religion was Judaism, Jehovah's Witnesses, Romani (whatever that is) or Bahá'í and various others. Freemasons (whom The Bible would regard as demon possessed) and Esperanto proponents were on the list. It was a long list.

    Jesus does not have a list. How can a single category be called a list?*He has promised to kill everyone rejecting His Perfect Love which is a single category. Christians are not a "category" because accepting just how much He loves means no-one gets exterminated at all. There's only one category of nonacceptance. Death and torture forever.
    Hitler was a Roman-Catholic, therefore there is no way that he was a Christian. Fascism has always been left-wing.

    Freedom of religion is not a good thing by the way, since only Jesus is the way, the truth and the life and yes, I would love to force people to serve Him because otherwise they will be damned!

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  • MitzaLizalor
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    Originally posted by IAmTheTrueVillageIdiot View Post
    Hitler sadly was a lukewarm Christian, as he was a Roman Catholic and he promoted freedom of religion, which honestly needs to be abolished, because every soul that dies without Christ will burn in hell forever - so did Hitler's because he never repented.
    Unless your religion was Judaism, Jehovah's Witnesses, Romani (whatever that is) or Bahá'í and various others. Freemasons (whom The Bible would regard as demon possessed) and Esperanto proponents were on the list. It was a long list.

    Jesus does not have a list. How can a single category be called a list?*He has promised to kill everyone rejecting His Perfect Love which is a single category. Christians are not a "category" because accepting just how much He loves means no-one gets exterminated at all. There's only one category of nonacceptance. Death and torture forever.

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  • Diesel Stanford
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    Re: Concerning Nazism

    Nazism would be good if it was not socialist. The KKK was no good either since it was Democrat. They represented rather the "Christian" Identity movement than real biblical Christianity which is only found in KJV Baptist Churches.

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  • Basilissa
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    Originally posted by IAmTheTrueVillageIdiot View Post
    every soul that dies without Christ will burn in hell forever - so did Hitler's because he never repented.
    Well, we cannot be 100% sure until the Judgement Day. There is a chance that Hitler repented for his heathen beliefs on his deathbed.

    It is truly a marvelous thing, the deathbed conversion. It means that there is a possibility we will encounter a plethora of serial killers in Heaven.

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  • LW1997
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    Re: Concerning Nazism

    Originally posted by IAmTheTrueVillageIdiot View Post
    Hitler sadly was a lukewarm Christian, as he was a Roman Catholic and he promoted freedom of religion, which honestly needs to be abolished, because every soul that dies without Christ will burn in hell forever - so did Hitler's because he never repented.
    Complete nonsense. He did what he could do.

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  • IAmTheTrueVillageIdiot
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    Originally posted by Elijah Mee, PhD View Post
    That's right apart from the bits about economics. Hitler oversaw the most remarkable period of economic recovery and growth, in terms of real per capita power, in history. No capitalist regime has come close, before or since.

    Anyway, Hitler wasn't a socialist: he was in favour of a heavily-regulated but essentially free market because he understood that industrialists (read: j00s) simply couldn't be trusted to run their businesses in a way that benefited the worker and the economy. The aforementioned Henry Ford, an exception on all counts, who was well aware of the "world's foremost problem" (see also The International Jew), is notable by contrast to what the overwhelming majority of his contemporaneous rivals were doing.
    Hitler sadly was a lukewarm Christian, as he was a Roman Catholic and he promoted freedom of religion, which honestly needs to be abolished, because every soul that dies without Christ will burn in hell forever - so did Hitler's because he never repented.

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  • LW1997
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    Originally posted by Elijah Mee, PhD View Post
    The perfidity of the j00 knows no bounds! I've noticed that they never talk about the full logs of all decrypted wartime communications being released to the public almost a decade ago. Despite the chatter containing minute detail about combat tactics and concentration camp logistics, there's not a single reference to any genocide or intentional homicide whatsoever. In fact, every reference to the camps contradicts a genocide: it's all mundane stuff like how to distribute supplies to the camps under increasingly difficult circumstances and how to deal with the outbreak of various diseases like typhus.

    Unfortunately, it's exceptionally difficult to prove that an event never happened and thus that the j00 is lying, but, generally, the truth doesn't need speech laws to protect it. They've been getting away with murder for over two millennia now. "Smh" as the kids say. And black people on Twitter, who are, apparently, the real j00s anyway? It's too much for me! Why can't everyone just be nice and white and Christian like us?
    I as a Christian Identity idiot believer wonder too. Perhaps because they are born to blame the white man...

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  • Elijah Mee, PhD
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    Re: Concerning Nazism

    The perfidity of the j00 knows no bounds! I've noticed that they never talk about the full logs of all decrypted wartime communications being released to the public almost a decade ago. Despite the chatter containing minute detail about combat tactics and concentration camp logistics, there's not a single reference to any genocide or intentional homicide whatsoever. In fact, every reference to the camps contradicts a genocide: it's all mundane stuff like how to distribute supplies to the camps under increasingly difficult circumstances and how to deal with the outbreak of various diseases like typhus.

    Unfortunately, it's exceptionally difficult to prove that an event never happened and thus that the j00 is lying, but, generally, the truth doesn't need speech laws to protect it. They've been getting away with murder for over two millennia now. "Smh" as the kids say. And black people on Twitter, who are, apparently, the real j00s anyway? It's too much for me! Why can't everyone just be nice and white and Christian like us?

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  • Elijah Mee, PhD
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    Originally posted by LW1997 View Post
    The only problem with National Socialism was... correct, socialism. He opposed capitalism and found it to be bad. That was a bad move from the NS, but nevertheless Hitler was one of the biggest protecters of the white race in history and like Jesus Christ he was murdered by the Jews.

    Being a "nazi" is not an insult, because in some way everyone is a Nazi. Hitler had his flaws, but he was far from being "offensive". He could learn a lot from Trump too tho, like about economics. This proofs how much being German profits you

    And like he said, he tolerated no one in his movement who attacks the ideas of Christianity. He also condemned freemasony.
    That's right apart from the bits about economics. Hitler oversaw the most remarkable period of economic recovery and growth, in terms of real per capita power, in history. No capitalist regime has come close, before or since.

    Anyway, Hitler wasn't a socialist: he was in favour of a heavily-regulated but essentially free market because he understood that industrialists (read: j00s) simply couldn't be trusted to run their businesses in a way that benefited the worker and the economy. The aforementioned Henry Ford, an exception on all counts, who was well aware of the "world's foremost problem" (see also The International Jew), is notable by contrast to what the overwhelming majority of his contemporaneous rivals were doing.

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