I deal in facts, professor. Now shut up, nobody wants to read your drivel.Hell of a way to proof your right, you give an unsubstantiated opinion and then pretend like you've proved your point. I'm not a professor. What I am is someone who is capable of proving a point by corroborating it with facts. For instance the fact that global terrorism has killed less people then either of the world wars did in a particularly bad week. The fact that NAZI germany is not notorious for being socialistic but that it is notorious for being nationalistic an expansionist. The fact that young men volunteered in droves during the first world war not for socialism but for nationalistic reasons. You on the other hand give opinions, and pretend they are facts.communism and socialism (including the progressive nazi movement) along with Islam are the worst problems Europe has ever dealt with.Bar none. So much for your grasp of history, professor.Yea it's not like nationalism ever gave Europe any problems lol. Your lack of historical awareness and clear distortion of facts are staggering.For years in America we've been lax about allowing the Socialists to do what ever the hell they want.
They've been actively pursuing their agenda of world domination through destruction of nations.
American Socialists have been united with world Socialists in promoting "no borders" to allow plunder of wealthy nations and economical shift.
Europe and other nations should follow our lead and preserve their country with a correction back to nationalism.
What facts are you referring to? You do know what facts are? Facts are things you can corroborate by giving examples, definitions, tests, when have you done any of that? Of course you will find me copy pasting definitions sad, those are things you don't have in your arsenal. You just have opinions and your only hope of talking to someone like me is to try to belittle me in the hope that I don't notice that you have nothing. I have proven my point by giving historical examples and by the simple expediency of comparing the current peace enjoyed by an Europe that mostly consists of social democracies, to the centuries of strive it had under previous forms of government. So until you can site examples how Europe was better of when it's nations had a strong sense of nationalism, I suggest you actually return to school, instead of trying to say how it's not teaching anymore. Oh and btw I am European. I'm speaking to you in a language that is not my own, can you do the same?I deal in facts, professor.