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@Skiant @halcy that happens pretty much every year in the uk

@codeawayhaley regarding your original point, this has been a problem pretty much form the start, heres luigi fabbri writing about "anarchists" getting there ideas about anarchism from bourgeois stereotypes of it about a hundred years ago https://libcom.org/library/bourgeois-influences-anarchism

@codeawayhaley yes, i'm talking about a set of organisations that are used by a minority to maintain control over the majority in a particular territory

@codeawayhaley i thought so, i tend to define it as something like the decision making apparatus of the state

@codeawayhaley it depends what you mean by government. if you mean organisation, then yes that is necessary, if you mean like a government we have now, then obviously no

@szam some of the memes are funny

look the political compass has a couple of good points, but is basically nonsense, it only kind of works if your a liberal, a lot of the questions simple don't make sense if you are anarchist/communist, mostly they presume the existence of the state and capitalism.

Imagination the the the feudal equivalent

"The lords should look after their surfs -- strongly agree - agree - disagree - strongly disagree"

"Fathers should consider their daughters wishes in who they marry -- strongly agree - agree - disagree - strongly disagree"

@Elizafox @elomatreb trump pretty much got the same republican voters that republicans normally get. The

the nazis never go a majority without banning all the other parties, and relied heavily on suppression of there opponents before that.
it seems that the first big nazi gains came from the great depression, and a campaign of blaming the jews and communists, i haven't read a huge amount on the nazis, but mostly it seems to agree that majority of there support came from the middle classes eg wikopedia " The Nazis' strongest appeal was to the lower middle-classes – farmers, public servants, teachers, small businessmen"

@elomatreb @Elizafox yeah the point was to shut down workers dissent.

the state sponsoring businesses is something they regularly do when things are not working properly, its just using the state to get capitalism working properly.

and national parks where presumably copied of America where they throw the natives off the land.

i really don't see why this should be shocking to leftists unless they have bought the right wing lie that the state doing anything is socialism

@Elizafox these are very weird because red is the left colour

@LordMathis @MightyPork per year its only a bit more than 1 bottle of vodka a month

@Tom @Gargron i do the exact same thing for the same reason