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Similar headlines will be seen here soon in the U.S.S.A. - The United Socialist States of Amerikka
TOLUCA, Mexico – Eleven policemen have been shot to death near Mexico City in a three-day string of drug-gang attacks, prosecutors said Sunday.
Mexico State prosecutor Alberto Bazbaz said 10 suspects believed linked to drug gangs have been arrested in the killings, which mainly occurred on highways and at police checkpoints in the state that loops around Mexico's capital. Some of the suspects were carrying rifles and grenades at the time of their arrest.
TOLUCA, Mexico – Eleven policemen have been shot to death near Mexico City in a three-day string of drug-gang attacks, prosecutors said Sunday.
Mexico State prosecutor Alberto Bazbaz said 10 suspects believed linked to drug gangs have been arrested in the killings, which mainly occurred on highways and at police checkpoints in the state that loops around Mexico's capital. Some of the suspects were carrying rifles and grenades at the time of their arrest.
posted by TheRussianAssassin at
12:25 AM
5 Comments:
You're confused again, Ruskie.
One minute you accuse him of being a Nazi.
The next minute you say Obama is a socialist.
Which is it?
Are we to believe that Mexico is a socialist state now? And that, because they are socialist, drug gangs attacked police officers?
You are simply ridiculous.
A simple suggestion: take care that your fingers are somehow connected with a working brain BEFORE you start posting next time. (And if you don't have one, ask one of your co-contributors. Some of them seem a lot more on the ball.)
diogenes - he's right.
As a school teacher, you should know that the term "Nazi" is:
(from answers.com)
A member of the National Socialist German Workers' Party, founded in Germany in 1919 and brought to power in 1933 under Adolf Hitler.
So yes, Nazis are by definition, socialists.
Not "socialists" in the way he meant, and you should know that.
The "United Socialist States of Amerikka" is the White Ruskie's clumsy parody of the the United Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR). And nobody in their right mind (which may, by definition, eliminate the Ruskie) would suggest that the Soviets and the Nazis were synonymous. The formal name of the political party doesn't truly define its leanings.
And I didn't even need to look it up online. Imagine that!
Well if you knew your history, you would know that Hitler based his form of Socialism on that wonderful person by the name of Joseph Stalin. Stalin came into power in 1924 after the death of Lenin and started collectivism.
There was a reason that Hitler called his party the National Socialists. That's because, at their core, that's what they were.
Shibuii,
Don't argue with that guilty white liberal. He is a union school teacher and he doesn't know his ass from third base.
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