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They should have made fake ads about getting a free iphone with calling this number, that would be much more effective. It would be interesting to see the resu

They should have made fake ads about getting a free iphone with calling this number, that would be much more effective. It would be interesting to see the resulting numbers - how many people are already afraid to call that number? Are YOU afraid of calling that number? That is a nice real life demonstration of where that ill-minded techno-dictatorship will lead us. Unfortunately there is no way back, as the USA ANGST to fight these nazis is too strong, especially in Silicon Valley, where too many chicken-hearted apple shiners (nice word!) are hiding instead of standing up. It is shocking to see how established that culture of ANGST is already established in the USA. So be prepared for a long war and many death friends - this is always the only long-lasting result when you let paranoid and aggressive Neandertalers lead your society. Look at Germany after WW II to see the future of USA if you do not stand up now against that bigbrotherism. Yes, it is up to you to change it. Follow the few brave we have seen and change your government to obey the people, not the other way around. Do it now and the world will be very thankful and start to love USA again! Amen :)

briandear 11y ago
Nazis? While your sentiment can be respected, comparing the US to a national-socialist political party that manufactured and entire industry of exterminating so-called inferior races is hyperbole to the extreme. Now if you had said Stasi..
- rurban 11y ago
  "hyperbole to the extreme"? I beg to differ. The modern US fascist state so far have managed to destroy all their sacred democratic values and entities: legal, political, law enforcement, press, TV, education, health system, basic infrastracture and is not thinking about stopping their endless offensive wars, while everybody is proud to support their army. The US doesn't give a damn about international laws and contracts and still thinks it can get away with bullying everybody as they like. Almost an entire race sits in concentration camps, the so-called US prison system. The NAZI party was the modern german part of fascism, while the modern US part has no name yet. Most of the industrial, press and wallstreet leaders were actual NAZI's, and I don't see any actual change despite the name. Looking back to the NAZI times, extermination of entire races was very a well-hidden agenda. But why is the US law enforcement free to shoot any black people? This agenda is not really hidden and pretty obvious. There is really not much difference, just that the US fascism is a much more modernized system. But the NAZI system was also a very modern and successful fascistic system those days. Not counting that the US NAZIs brought the German NAZIs to the power after all. http://www.rationalrevolution.net/articles/rise_of_american_fascism.htm http://www.rationalrevolution.net/articles/rise_of_american_... "One Country! One Language! One Flag!" [ADDED] https://www.intellihub.com/america-today-parallels-nazi-germany/ https://www.intellihub.com/america-today-parallels-nazi-germ... is also a popular link
  - tremon 11y ago
    > The NAZI party was the modern german part of fascism, while the modern US part has no name yet Not so sure about that. For me, the term NeoCon already sounds and smells exactly like the term Nazi.
    - rurban 11y ago
      It sounds, but US fascism is not really tied to a political party. It's the system. Being controlled by the right-wing military-industry complex. Being tied to a single political party would make this system way too unstable. It would have be gone within the next 8 years. The business plot people (the US nazi revolution which was never executed) found that out, watching and controlling Roosevelt in his villa and went along with that insight.
  - themetrician 11y ago
    > Looking back to the NAZI times, extermination of entire races was very a well-hidden agenda No kidding. It was so hidden, people are now in jail for not having seen evidence for it.
- e40 11y ago
  comparing the US to a national-socialist political party That's a good one. Saying Nazis were socialists. The word you're looking for starts with an f.
  - vcarl 11y ago
    Take a look at where the Wikipedia page for "National Socialism" takes you. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Socialism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Socialism
    - reitanqild 11y ago
      Not only is nazi a shortening of National Socialism but it is also easy to understand when you look at how much focus there was on common effort compared to individual freedoms. IMO calling nazis right wing is just a very effectibe play to frame liberals and conservatives as closer to Nazis.
abandonliberty 11y ago
My friend who fled East Germany feels we are less free now than they were. Propaganda is a hell of a thing.
- bostonpete 11y ago
  This seems like hyperbole to me. If nothing else, I'm free to leave if I'm unhappy with where I am. East Germans had no such option.
  - eveningcoffee 11y ago
    So where would you go? And how much difference it would make?
  - Menge 11y ago
    Your US citizenship will chase you abroad, make you file more crap than and get you more closely watched by the US than can even be done illegally domestically, all while preventing you from using banks and blocking you from standard investments both in the US and abroad. Gone are the friendly (in retrospect) days of "if you don't like us you should leave." From other nations with sketchy governments, you can claim asylum status where you land. For US citizens, you will be assumed to be crazy if you request status. You may as well be as no US citizen is able to prove their own prosecution. If the FOIA keeps any teeth it is still ~30 years after death that a FOI request will show anyone was politically targeted by the executive branch like Martin Luther King. Enjoy your GDP, but try to stop spending it all in one place.
    - corin_ 11y ago
      They care while you are a citizen, but you can renounce your US citizenship and they won't kill you for it. I don't think how the US treats citizens living abroad is great, but it's not like you can't get away from it if you really want to.
      - Menge 11y ago
etiam 11y ago
The point doesn't seem to be getting a lot of people to call the number. The point seems to be getting a lot of people thinking about the consequences of calling the number.

briandear 11y ago

Nazis? While your sentiment can be respected, comparing the US to a national-socialist political party that manufactured and entire industry of exterminating so-called inferior races is hyperbole to the extreme. Now if you had said Stasi..

rurban 11y ago
"hyperbole to the extreme"? I beg to differ. The modern US fascist state so far have managed to destroy all their sacred democratic values and entities: legal, political, law enforcement, press, TV, education, health system, basic infrastracture and is not thinking about stopping their endless offensive wars, while everybody is proud to support their army. The US doesn't give a damn about international laws and contracts and still thinks it can get away with bullying everybody as they like. Almost an entire race sits in concentration camps, the so-called US prison system. The NAZI party was the modern german part of fascism, while the modern US part has no name yet. Most of the industrial, press and wallstreet leaders were actual NAZI's, and I don't see any actual change despite the name. Looking back to the NAZI times, extermination of entire races was very a well-hidden agenda. But why is the US law enforcement free to shoot any black people? This agenda is not really hidden and pretty obvious. There is really not much difference, just that the US fascism is a much more modernized system. But the NAZI system was also a very modern and successful fascistic system those days. Not counting that the US NAZIs brought the German NAZIs to the power after all. http://www.rationalrevolution.net/articles/rise_of_american_fascism.htm http://www.rationalrevolution.net/articles/rise_of_american_... "One Country! One Language! One Flag!" [ADDED] https://www.intellihub.com/america-today-parallels-nazi-germany/ https://www.intellihub.com/america-today-parallels-nazi-germ... is also a popular link
- tremon 11y ago
  > The NAZI party was the modern german part of fascism, while the modern US part has no name yet Not so sure about that. For me, the term NeoCon already sounds and smells exactly like the term Nazi.
  - rurban 11y ago
    It sounds, but US fascism is not really tied to a political party. It's the system. Being controlled by the right-wing military-industry complex. Being tied to a single political party would make this system way too unstable. It would have be gone within the next 8 years. The business plot people (the US nazi revolution which was never executed) found that out, watching and controlling Roosevelt in his villa and went along with that insight.
- themetrician 11y ago
  > Looking back to the NAZI times, extermination of entire races was very a well-hidden agenda No kidding. It was so hidden, people are now in jail for not having seen evidence for it.
e40 11y ago
comparing the US to a national-socialist political party That's a good one. Saying Nazis were socialists. The word you're looking for starts with an f.
- vcarl 11y ago
  Take a look at where the Wikipedia page for "National Socialism" takes you. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Socialism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Socialism
  - reitanqild 11y ago
    Not only is nazi a shortening of National Socialism but it is also easy to understand when you look at how much focus there was on common effort compared to individual freedoms. IMO calling nazis right wing is just a very effectibe play to frame liberals and conservatives as closer to Nazis.

abandonliberty 11y ago

My friend who fled East Germany feels we are less free now than they were. Propaganda is a hell of a thing.

bostonpete 11y ago
This seems like hyperbole to me. If nothing else, I'm free to leave if I'm unhappy with where I am. East Germans had no such option.
- eveningcoffee 11y ago
  So where would you go? And how much difference it would make?
- Menge 11y ago
  Your US citizenship will chase you abroad, make you file more crap than and get you more closely watched by the US than can even be done illegally domestically, all while preventing you from using banks and blocking you from standard investments both in the US and abroad. Gone are the friendly (in retrospect) days of "if you don't like us you should leave." From other nations with sketchy governments, you can claim asylum status where you land. For US citizens, you will be assumed to be crazy if you request status. You may as well be as no US citizen is able to prove their own prosecution. If the FOIA keeps any teeth it is still ~30 years after death that a FOI request will show anyone was politically targeted by the executive branch like Martin Luther King. Enjoy your GDP, but try to stop spending it all in one place.
  - corin_ 11y ago
    They care while you are a citizen, but you can renounce your US citizenship and they won't kill you for it. I don't think how the US treats citizens living abroad is great, but it's not like you can't get away from it if you really want to.
    - Menge 11y ago

etiam 11y ago

The point doesn't seem to be getting a lot of people to call the number. The point seems to be getting a lot of people thinking about the consequences of calling the number.