I'm a Nazi, and I'm voting Republican!

[buycitgo]

Why, you may ask?

good question

1) the neo-Nazis, which I am, actually, have become too complaisant in their approach to government/business consolidation....OK, that's fascism, not nazism, but who knows the difference anymore, right?

2) nazis are too, well, unsubtle. Republicans are much better at couching their intentions under the guise of protecting the vaterla----I mean, Homeland, against the much more easily countenanced, and nebulously defined "evildoers/terrorists," than the MUCH more encumbering international Jew/Communist conspiracy

3) I could go on, but my dosage of haldol is starting to wear off, and it's becoming difficult to put fingers to keyboard

Actually, I've called into several rightwing talk shows (how many aren't?), and said this, almost always to initial skepticism, but, having immersed myself in sites like Stormfront and
http://www.kkk.com/just_for_kids.htm, the idiotic hosts let me go with a wink and a nod, but NEVER really condeming me for being, well, insane

I've done it a few times on CSPAN, too, but they're a little quicker on the trigger

[Bozola]

1. Isn't that special.

[IronLionZion]

2. joking?

:wtf:

[buycitgo]

3. okkkkkkkkkk

try a little reading comp, maybe

this isn't Baudolino, here, by a long shot

[DUreader]

4. Ha!

[buycitgo]

5. THANKs!!!

you can join my club

GWB used to be member

http://members.aol.com/geekox3/yaleboys.htm

[DUreader]

8. It is a great tactic if you are truly getting radio time

[buycitgo]

9. I've talked to a lot of people on various radio shows

Ann Coulter

John Fund

Molly Ivins

Richard Berke

McCain

Clark

David Frum

Joe Klein

Susan Schmidt and the stump

I know, who cares,

but the most fun I've had was being a nazi, and carefully explicating why the republicans are so much better at furthering the neofasist/nazi agenda

[Cleita]

6. Considering every neo-Nazi and White Supremist in the Northwest

votes Republican if they vote at all, that's about right. Since this is mostly the NRA, Confederate flag crowd, I guess totalitarian states appeal to them.

[buycitgo]

7. exactly.

and the pugparty is a MUCH more obvious/powerful vehicle to take them where they want to go........they just have to learn a bit of patience.

THAT's where the McVeighs and the Perles (oops!) get hung up....they just can't wait.

although, on second thought,some of them ARE getting their wildest, craziest dreams fulfilled now, way ahead of schedule, aren't they, Richard?

sort of like a, uh.......triFECTA, or something?

[bitchkitty]

10. You've got a strong stomach -

but good luck, I hope you manage to make some people think.

[DicklessCheney]

11. The link doesn't work.

;-)

[fujiyama]

12. Has anyone purchased

the domain name, Nazisforbush.com?

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