As words, no they don't. As people, yes, you do
heard that somewhere before... oh, right:
"Democracy and the Center are today the pacesetters of Bolshevism and thus the parties who are mainly to blame for our misfortune."
-- Adolf Hitler; from proclamation to Nazi Party (January 1, 1932)
"Were it not for the pact which the Center and the middle classes have entered into with Marxism as a result of their inner relatedness of character, there would be no red, anti-christian Germany today. Therefore they are the accursed accomplices of Bolshevism."
-- Adolf Hitler; from proclamation to Nazi Party (January 1, 1932)
Well Adolph, OK, but you got anything related to what i said
He's trying to prove that Hitler was a die-hard capitalist. That's kind of difficult when the man said quite plainly that he hates capitalism.
And you believe him, huh? Just like with Drumpf![]()
If you don't believe him, then why did you quote him?
BTW, being against Bolshevism isn't not the same thing as being against socialism.
Now you've gone right over his head