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Das Ermächtigungsgesetz von Hitler wurde von allen Parteien unterschrieben. Nur eine Partei hat es nicht unterschrieben - und das waren die Sozialdemokraten. Und die gingen am nächsten Tag zuhauf in die Gefängnisse und Konzentrationslager. Und wenn ich dann sage, die Nationalsozialisten waren auch Sozialisten, dann fälsche ich dieses Geschichtsbild ganz bewusst, um vor einem Wahlkampf Stimmen zu fangen und Leute zu verunsichern. Wenn ein Mensch hingeht und die Sozialisten, die in den Gefängnissen und KZs gesessen haben, mit den Nationalsozialisten vergleicht, dann tut er das wider besseres Wissen. Und das ist eine Brunnenvergifterei übelster Sorte.
Hans-Joachim
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Hitler's Enabling Act was signed by all parties. Only one party refused to sign it—the Social Democrats. And the very next day, they were sent en masse to prisons and concentration camps. And when I then say that the National Socialists were also socialists, I am deliberately distorting this historical narrative to gain votes and unsettle people before an election campaign. If someone goes and compares the socialists who were imprisoned in jails and concentration camps with the National Socialists, they are doing so knowingly. And that is poisoning the well in the worst possible way. Hans-Joachim Kulenkampff
Hans-Joachim
Kulenkampff
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Hitler's Enabling Act was signed by all parties. Only one party refused to sign it—the Social Democrats. And the very next day, they were sent en masse to prisons and concentration camps. And when I then say that the National Socialists were also socialists, I am deliberately distorting this historical narrative to gain votes and unsettle people before an election campaign. If someone goes and compares the socialists who were imprisoned in jails and concentration camps with the National Socialists, they are doing so knowingly. And that is poisoning the well in the worst possible way. Hans-Joachim Kulenkampff
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Thank you Dorena. As you know, I have gotten myself into some hot bother challenging the far-right in these pages, with one delightful individual going as far as to call me "Commie cunt Suzi" a slogan i now proudly wear as a tattoo on my left boob in all the virtual worlds I am in!
It's a particularly prescient reminder as this week, on Thursday 7th May my country, Cymru (Wales) has it's Senedd (Parliameent) elections and this time we have a new system, an expanded Senedd, increasing from 60 members to 96. The voting system is also changing, and will be a fully proportional system, which should give fairer representation. However, it's also a time of political change, and the Labour Party, the dominant political force in Cymru for over 100 years is set to be eclipsed and is predicted to come third place behind the national party, the left-leaning Plaid Cymru, and the far-right Reform UK led by Trump acolyte Nigel Farage. Both are neck and neck in the polls, but it's unlikely that either party will have the 49 seats needed to form a government. It is hoped that Plaid Cymru will be able to form either a minority government, or, if they get enough seats, to form a coalition, preferably with the Green Party, who for the first time are likely to gain a few seats, or less than ideally, with the diminished Labour Party. Reform UK are likely to have strong representation, but are so toxic (they stir up division, are xenophobic and many of their candidates have murky pasts associated with the fascist movements in the UK) they are unlikely to be able to form a government, but they are not seeking to do that anyway, as all they seek to be is a disruptive force. I refer to Reform UK as Farage's Fascists, for that is what I believe they really are, even though they try to maintain a 'respectable' image, just as a certain A Hitler did in the earlier days, and people voted for him because they were hurting and the mainstream political parties had ignored them for too long... This is what is happening all over the world, and Cymru is faced with a stark choice on Thursday.
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It's a particularly prescient reminder as this week, on Thursday 7th May my country, Cymru (Wales) has it's Senedd (Parliameent) elections and this time we have a new system, an expanded Senedd, increasing from 60 members to 96. The voting system is also changing, and will be a fully proportional system, which should give fairer representation. However, it's also a time of political change, and the Labour Party, the dominant political force in Cymru for over 100 years is set to be eclipsed and is predicted to come third place behind the national party, the left-leaning Plaid Cymru, and the far-right Reform UK led by Trump acolyte Nigel Farage. Both are neck and neck in the polls, but it's unlikely that either party will have the 49 seats needed to form a government. It is hoped that Plaid Cymru will be able to form either a minority government, or, if they get enough seats, to form a coalition, preferably with the Green Party, who for the first time are likely to gain a few seats, or less than ideally, with the diminished Labour Party. Reform UK are likely to have strong representation, but are so toxic (they stir up division, are xenophobic and many of their candidates have murky pasts associated with the fascist movements in the UK) they are unlikely to be able to form a government, but they are not seeking to do that anyway, as all they seek to be is a disruptive force. I refer to Reform UK as Farage's Fascists, for that is what I believe they really are, even though they try to maintain a 'respectable' image, just as a certain A Hitler did in the earlier days, and people voted for him because they were hurting and the mainstream political parties had ignored them for too long... This is what is happening all over the world, and Cymru is faced with a stark choice on Thursday.
As long as there are nasty fascist tendencies here in OpenSim, I will continue or even intensify my actions here. I've already been called an object (It) by a popular DJ. Many know this and cheer him on. But that's not the only instance; fascism manifests itself here in several places, sometimes openly, sometimes covertly. If anyone feels addressed: "You won't get rid of me that easily!"
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You know who compares Nazis to real socialists or progressives or anyone left leaning? Nazi apologists. Well done keeping the light shining on this stuff, Dorena! #ANTIFA
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Yes, here in OpenSimworld there is someone who stirred things up with a post; I don't want to mention any names here, and besides, this friendly gentleman has blocked me anyway.
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