Robroy Nazi Countdown
How many days can Robroy go between mentions or allusions to Nazi Germany? Is it three days? A week?
After all, Obama rhymes with Hitler. Right?
Last mention of Hitler, today 09/08/2008.
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After all, Obama rhymes with Hitler. Right?
Last mention of Hitler, today 09/08/2008.
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Obama does rhyme with Osama. That is sure fire proof that he has a penchant for flying planes into buildings.
And that middle name...Hussein....My God! He must be harboring WMD's in the basement of his home in Chicago.
Here's the newest post where he makes it clear that in the order of world evil, it goes something like this
1) Hitler (or Hitler reincarnate)
2) Obama
3) ...I don't know, Stalin or Saddam Hussein I guess? Robroy, can you inform us who's the next most evil person in the world after Obama?
Not only does Obama=Hitler, but Robroy=1937 Jew in Germany.
Time delta was approximately 1 hour this time.
Obama is running on hope and change. Two other 20th century leaders did the same thing in countries that were in "transition": Lenin and Hitler.
Hilarious isn't it? I'd challenge Robroy (or anyone) to point out a single candidate from an opposition party (the party not currently in power) who didn't run on the platform of change.
Look at this election! Last night, McCain made it clear he also was running on the platform of change.
And I would agree with Rob Roy that McCain/Palin is just like Hitler/Stalin.
Are you ready for a really funny image?
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Imagine Palin with a Hitler-stache. It makes me laugh.
Yes, but not for a long time. After all, the Caesar cut came back. Here's how it will go down.
1) Some worst dictator comes along (Palin?) who makes everybody more or less forget Hitler.
2) In the depressing times that follow, Chaplin has a renaissance.
3) Return of the stache.
BTW, this thread is getting way off topic. Here we are talking about mustaches when this thread was meant to track the dual delusion of Robroy. The first being that the goal of most world leadership is a totalitarian state more similar to Nazi Germany than any other historical reference. The second being that the world is so crazy compared to his right thinking that he's like a 1937 Jew in Germany.
"I've pretty much had it with the whole King County politics/taxes/socialism thing since I was a Commercial real estate agent in the '79 to '82 timeframe. It was hard to make the decision. I feel a little like a Jew leaving Germany in 1934 but, better late than never. I'll try to get my kids to follow but they gotta live their own lives."
1) Are you being discriminated against because of race?
Jews - Yes
Robroy - No
2) Is your religion a minority belief in the country?
Jews - Yes
Robroy - No
3) Are you singled out and forced to wear clothing that marks you as an outsider?
Jews - Yes
Robroy - No
4) Is your people group being blamed for your countries financial collapse?
Jews - Yes
Robroy - No
5) Is hate-speech frequently leveled against your people group in public...by your president?
Jews - Yes
Robroy - No (though some of his statements about others have bordered on it).
6) Have you been forcibly moved to a ghetto?
Jews - Yes
Robroy - No
7) Are you forced to live in a death camp?
Jews - Yes
Robroy - No
8) Do people perform deadly experiments on you?
Jews - Yes
Robroy - No
9) Were you sent to a gas chamber?
Jews - Yes
Robroy - No
Robroy, you are not living in situations anywhere close to what Jewish people faced in the holocaust. It's demeaning and insulting to suggest it, and it exemplifies lazy, foolish thinking on your part. When you talk like this, it sickens me! Get a new rift. Compare yourself to a drunk during inhibition or something, but don't try to compare living in the wealthiest freest nation in history during it's prime years to living through a nightmare like the holocaust just because you feel like your hometown is too liberal!
I'm honored. Seriously.
I haven't read the whole thread but I am enjoying it so far.
My feelings are in line with some of the things being said and done that cause great concern not for the current moment, but for the future, and the odd way my countrymen seem to be thinking about this stuff.
I also am not too worried about being exterminated. At least not yet.
I do have to be carefull though. A Philly stationed is on Obama's "banned" list for equating his "share the wealth" comments with Marxism...
Also, greedy banks, greedy investors, greedy wall-street, greedy lenders, etc.
Here you go:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/ ... sts?page=2
A little perspective. Watch as much as you can stand of the first video, then the second, then the third.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KrfrdptVJEg
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdM8PDu6 ... re=related
http://www.redstate.com/diaries/redstat ... and-omega/
This one is a repeat of the first one with an interesting addition at 3:35. It really drives the point home:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdPSqL9_mfM
Folks, don't think it can't happen here.
Getting hard to keep up now.
When I started following this election back last spring - and you have no idea how easy it is to ignore if you don't have TV - I first locked onto Obama's "hope and change" mantra. I tried to find info quantifying it and couldn't. I then went to the democrat and republican booths at every local towns "bite/nibble of [insert town name here]" and said the following:
Two twentieth century aspiring leaders in nations in transition also ran on 'hope and change': Lenin and Hitler". And until it got quantified, that is exactly how I saw it. Now that it is getting quantified it is even more scary. But scariest is the attitude of so many of the obama followers. It really is very much like this:
It is actually made from this: http://www.rageboy.com/mbimages/cover-c ... 014960.jpg
All sorts of things can be made very palatable until the convictions behind them become self evident. Things from this:
To this:
This one was cute at first. Nobody really knew what was behind it until it became self evident, though there were many that saw through the facade, as many do now with Obama. He is the most frightening man ever to come this close to the presidency.
I think I've finally figured Robroy out. He doesn't actually believe any of the garbage he spouts all the time, rather he's some sort of extreme atheist with far-far left tendencies who is trying to create a strawman personalty to scare us all that people like the fictional Robroy exist. Think of him as Borat on Blogs.
I mean, how else can you explain that he thinks USA 2008 and Germany 1938 are synonymous, that science not discovered over 200 years ago should generally be eyed skeptically (if not ignored completely), or that McCain still has a good shot at a landslide victory. I just don't think a real person could be so misguided.
I'm hoping these guys are up to the same shtick and also aren't serious.
One more Hitler reference. I'm just curious if this thread will need to be renamed after Obama is elected. Will Nazi comparisons no longer be strong enough? Will this have to become the Robroy Antichrist Countdown?
There was really not that much difference between Hitler and other politicians of his day. That is how he was able to get to where he got. The differences are subtle and only apparent to those who pay attention and have a strong inherent distrust of human nature.
I have posted this before but it's worth another shot. I watched it in it's entirety two weeks ago. It is a 1981 "after school special" with all the quality to be expected, but watch the story and message. It had a strong impact on me then and a stronger one now.
Parts 1 and 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVRXXbU-z7U
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXi71XBd ... re=related
And in the context of that movie:
http://www.google.com/search?q=%22the+w ... =firefox-a
But we must remember that many prominent americans were BIG Hitler supporters for what appeared at the time to be very good reasons. The world was in turmoil as it is now. That is always fertile ground for the Lenins and Hitlers of humanity, and they are rarely seen by other than a small minority for what they really represent.
I was wondering when the Obamessiah thing would come up. I think this is one of those generalizations which is being blown out of proportions. When I talk to people who support him, they tend to think that he's a well spoken and bright guy who is better than McCain and better than at least most of the other candidates who were running last January. I don't hear many people who believe he's an Obamessiah, although I do hear joking in the press about it.
So, how big is the potential Obamessiah contingent? Well, at least 45% of the population will likely vote McCain. At least another 10% are more or less independent. Of the remaining 40+%, nearly half of them voted for Clinton in the primaries. So, maybe 20% of the population were Obama supporters in February. That's like an absolute cap. If I were to actually guess, it would be far less than 1% think he's anything more than a highly competent politician. One or two of those guys just have syndicated columns, so they got picked up on talk radio and thusly the fear was spread to the happy republican followers.
Perhaps, this is one of those cases where people are attributing to others their own beliefs? I.E. if someone thinks Palin is the second coming of Mary (rather than Christ), and they vehemently support her, then they might wrongly assume that people who ardently support Obama have a similar messiah complex about him.