Graphic Novelist Max Brooks: Tea Party Guided By Ideology Just as Nazis

Breitbart TV ^ | June 27, 2014

[Caipirabob]

So the National Socialist German Worker's Party (Nazis) were for smaller government, lower taxes and individual freedom? Who knew?

Lovely verbal b*tch-slap! :D

[VitacoreVision]

Max Brooks is Mel Brooks’s son. I didn’t know that.

[MosesKnows]

Tea Party Guided By Ideology

America's grassroots Tea Party Movement is guided by one thing and one thing only; America's Constitution.

We are learning that the people who oppose the Tea Party Movement also oppose candidates whose oath to America’s Constitution guides their political behavior.

[Durus]

Godwin's "law" is one of the more idiotic memes that the Internet has disseminated. There is nothing wrong with calling out Nazi like behavior as long as it is actually Nazi-like. (unlike this particular case).

Anytime some Neo-Com(mmie) calls a Nazi "right wing" or accuses some "rightwinger" of being a Nazi, I ask them "How do you figure that the "National Socialist German Workers Party is Right Wing"? You can literally see the cognitive dissonance in their eyes. It's much better than saying "Godwin's law ha ha".

[jimt]

Max Brooks is guided by his penchant for fellatio with pigs.

That statement makes as much sense, and has as much proof, as his.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

Max Brooks is a NAZI.

[Future Snake Eater]

Each side accuses the other of Nazi-like behavior. There are parallels here and there, but typically it’s a lazy method of arguing. If you walk the dog with someone on where their ideas/desires will lead, that’s typically all you need. “Nazi!” doesn’t really seem to help.

[Durus]

Some behavior is Nazi like and it’s not a lazy method if it’s true, in fact because they were one of the most evil governments in modern memory it’s a very effective argument.