So now the J6 bake sale was “the worst attack on our democracy since the civil war”

Yes the elites who had political and economic power in the south and didn't want that to end were willing to go to war. how fucking dumb are you to deny this?

you really think people have only gone to war to protect their own poor and middle class interests and never the rich? you think peasants wanted to go to war for kings for some foreign land they saw no benefit from? the rich had the power and led, and the poor followed. was there likely propaganda at the time saying "hey the north is threading our way of life" rather than "hey poor southern boy fight for us rich peoples right to own slaves". of course there was.

no matter how you guys try and use ephamisms to deny the war was about slavery by saying "states rights" it doesn't change it.

yes and North Korea is a democratic republic. its in the name so its true? meanwhile the nazis

-helped the Spanish conservatives/Christians against the socialists.

-never allied with German socialist parties. yet literally formed coalition government and political alliances with ONLY German conservative parties

- in the night of the long knives took out the parties most left wing member who was publicly advocating for a proletariate revolution.

-the party was made up of tonnes of former right wing party members and paramilitaries

-every single German conservative party member lived out their life in nazi Germany in peace. every single socialist and commie leader was either jailed or fled Germany.\

0the concentration camp of Dacau was LITERALLY became the first regular concentration camp established by the coalition government of the Nazi Party and the right German National People's Party for political enemies. the camp was LITERALLY built to hold commies and socialists, but also included jehovahs witnesses, homosexuals and jews.

its quite amazing!! because the nazis sure saw themselves as conservatives and the left as their enemies. but you know better

Here's 3 other German conservative parties the Nazis worked with, to the point of forming coalitions. they also NEVER allied with the socialists and commies.



The German national peoples party

“At the same time, it lost many votes to Adolf Hitler's rising Nazi Party. Several prominent Nazis began their careers in the DNVP.

After 1929, the DNVP co-operated with the Nazis, joining forces in the Harzburg Front of 1931, forming coalition governments in some states and finally supporting Hitler's appointment as Chancellor (Reichskanzler) in January 1933. Initially, the DNVP had a number of ministers in Hitler's government, but the party quickly lost influence and eventually dissolved itself in June 1933, giving way to the Nazis' single-party dictatorship with the majority of its former members joining the Nazi Party. The Nazis allowed the remaining former DNVP members in the Reichstag, the civil service, and the police to continue with their jobs and left the rest of the party membership generally in peace.”




the German Volkish Freedom party

“After the Nazi Party was banned in the wake of the Beer Hall Putsch, the DVFP entered into an electoral alliance with many Nazis to form the National Socialist Freedom Movement in early 1924, a move endorsed by Erich Ludendorff and encouraged by Graefe, who hoped to gain control of the far right as a whole.[3] However this alliance was not a success, plans for a full merger fell through in August 1924 and Graefe and Wulle re-formed the DVFP, now named the German Völkisch Freedom Movement, as a rival to the Nazi Party in February 1925.”


The DVP

“in October 1929, Ernst Scholz became party chairman, and the DVP tended more to the right. In Thuringia, for example, it participated in the Baum-Frick government, the first state government with Nazi Party (NSDAP) participation. In the spring of 1933 Otto Hugo, the deputy chairman of the DVP, demanded that the party be completely merged into the NSDAP, but Dingeldey refused.”