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Odin2005 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Aug-11-06 09:54 AM
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10. "Fascist" is one of the most commonly abused terms.
It's used as a way to prevent rational debate because anything having to do with Fascism is evil by definition. The purpose of the term "Islamofacism" is to prevent a rational discussion on the causes of Islamic terrorism since solving that problem would be bad for the profits of the M-I Complex. The Pukes are also acting on thier jealousy of FDR, they want thier own global conflict that they are the heros of, which is why they compare the WoT to WW2 and bring up references to Neville Chamberlin and his appeasement of Hitler.
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