When “Portland” comes to your town, where are you gonna go?

[Purple Tiger]

Good Lord the way he did it is just as logical, maybe more so. The way you set it up it's only anti-first. The way he set it up it stands for anti- FA or first Amendment.

Why argue over this?

You missed the logic flow. The last syllable of Antifa is made up of the first two letters of fascist. Antifi has the first two letters of first as the last syllable. Do I need to draw a diagram for you?

 

[lukeneyland]

Hitler did not nationalize businesses such as I G Farben, Bosch, Krupp, et cetera.

I'm not going to pretend like I know about the first two companies you mentioned. But I know that Krupp was definitely run by the Nazi party. They were responsible for producing many of the Germans artillery pieces, one of the most vital things to combat of the era. There's no chance that Hitler being the state builder that he was, would have not had government control of the principle producer of the Wermacht's field guns. As for the other two companies you mentioned, they may have been nominally "private". But just about all industries of consequence in Nazi Germany were headed by people affiliated with the party. So what you might consider private in theory likely wasn't private in practice. Didn't think I'd get to have a convo about WW2 Germans with you but I'm here for it lol

 

[KB5252]

You missed the logic flow. The last syllable of Antifa is made up of the first two letters of fascist. Antifi has the first two letters of first as the last syllable. Do I need to draw a diagram for you?

No, both ways make sense, no diagram needed.

 

[RavinDave]

I'm not going to pretend like I know about the first two companies you mentioned. But I know that Krupp was definitely run by the Nazi party. They were responsible for producing many of the Germans artillery pieces, one of the most vital things to combat of the era. There's no chance that Hitler being the state builder that he was, would have not had government control of the principle producer of the Wermacht's field guns. As for the other two companies you mentioned, they may have been nominally "private". But just about all industries of consequence in Nazi Germany were headed by people affiliated with the party. So what you might consider private in theory likely wasn't private in practice.

I G Farben was the world’s leading chemical company prior to WWII and was subsequently broken up into three separate companies - BASF, Bayer and Hoechst - after which these 3 were still among the top 10 global chemical producers. Regardless of not being nationalized, Farben was nevertheless a key piece of the Nazi infrastructure.

Full disclosure: I worked for one of those 3 companies for more than 20 years.

 

[lukeneyland]

I G Farben was the world’s leading chemical company prior to WWII and was subsequently broken up into three separate companies - BASF, Bayer and Hoechst - after which these 3 were still among the top 10 global chemical producers. Regardless of not being nationalized, Farben was nevertheless a key piece of the Nazi infrastructure.

Full disclosure: I worked for one of those 3 companies for more than 20 years.

Thanks for the info . I reckon there's no way the party wasn't in control of a leading chemical producer. I don't think something could be considered a private company if it was headed by party sycophants. If you think of some of the heinous stuff the Nazis did, they would have had to have the full cooperation of companies like that

 

[TN Ribs]

Cause I speak of the pompatus of love

Is pompatus even a word? I've always sort of wondered what that line in the song means.

 

[volinsd]

You missed the logic flow. The last syllable of Antifa is made up of the first two letters of fascist. Antifi has the first two letters of first as the last syllable. Do I need to draw a diagram for you?

I thought Antifa stood for Antifaschist Action - That is what the original flag says, and where these new idiots are getting their que's.

If that is the case, then you are incorrect in your logic flow Purple Tiger.

We really need to nail this down though......its super important.

Come on everyone, lets rally together as one to figure this problem out!
People literally cannot breath right now because of this

 

[hndog609]

Is pompatus even a word? I've always sort of wondered what that line in the song means.

I found this interesting.

Urban Dictionary: pompatus

 

[MG1968]

Here’s how I see Antifa:

 

[RavinDave]

Thanks for the info . I reckon there's no way the party wasn't in control of a leading chemical producer. I don't think something could be considered a private company if it was headed by party sycophants. If you think of some of the heinous stuff the Nazis did, they would have had to have the full cooperation of companies like that

Germany’s chemical industry was so far ahead of the rest of the world before WWII but in the aftermath the Allies closed the gap to a large extent thanks to newfound access to all the technology that the Germans had developed.

 

[lukeneyland]

Germany’s chemical industry was so far ahead of the rest of the world before WWII but in the aftermath the Allies closed the gap to a large extent thanks to newfound access to all the technology that the Germans had developed.

If what I've been led to believe Is true the Germans were ahead of the game in many proprietary technologies and weapons. But were undone by their comparative lack of natural resources and manpower, with the Russians and USA

 

[TN Ribs]

I found this interesting.

Urban Dictionary: pompatus

After hearing that song hundreds of times, I finally now know that, in a nutshell, it means nothing. That's why art is so mysterious and enjoyable at the same time!

 

[lukeneyland]

Here’s how I see Antifa:
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If the bear Jew was a tranny

 

[evillawyer]

Here’s how I see Antifa:
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Wait, I'm confused. If antifa is a bunch of p*ssies, why are you guys spilling so much ink about them and grasping at your pearls fearing they're coming to your town?

 

[MG1968]

Wait, I'm confused. If antifa is a bunch of p*ssies, why are you guys spilling so much ink about them and grasping at your pearls fearing they're coming to your town?

Did I ever say I was afraid?

 

[lukeneyland]

Wait, I'm confused. If antifa is a bunch of p*ssies, why are you guys spilling so much ink about them and grasping at your pearls fearing they're coming to your town?

Because you don't have to be a hard man to be a nuisance if you have enough like minded idiotic followers. That being said I'm not particularly concerned I think the instinct of self preservation will confine them to the places where they know they won't meet determined resistance

 

[ajvol01]

Germany’s chemical industry was so far ahead of the rest of the world before WWII but in the aftermath the Allies closed the gap to a large extent thanks to newfound access to all the technology that the Germans had developed.

You forgot to include the German scientists & engineers

Operation Paperclip

 

[ajvol01]

Wait, I'm confused. If antifa is a bunch of p*ssies, why are you guys spilling so much ink about them and grasping at your pearls fearing they're coming to your town?

They beat up the weak and helpless.

Rioting, looting and burning down neighborhoods isn’t honorable or courageous.

You’re in favor of Antifa?

 

[utvolpj]

Wait, I'm confused. If antifa is a bunch of p*ssies, why are you guys spilling so much ink about them and grasping at your pearls fearing they're coming to your town?

I'll be fine. They don't come to towns where people fight back

 

[RavinDave]

If what I've been led to believe Is true the Germans were ahead of the game in many proprietary technologies and weapons. But were undone by their comparative lack of natural resources and manpower, with the Russians and USA

And without their prowess in the field of chemicals they would have been a lot less capable of waging war. Two examples that come to mind are the invention of the process for synthesizing ammonia which happened just after the first world war and created the fertilizer industry (with natural gas and nitrogen from air as the main raw materials); and for producing synthetic rubber to alleviate their lack of access to natural rubber.

 

[RavinDave]

You forgot to include the German scientists & engineers

Operation Paperclip

Yes of course.

 

[Y9 Vol]

No, both ways make sense, no diagram needed.

But...But...no one on the board is as smart as PT. You know... he went to SEWANEE!!

 

[VolStrom]

I'll be fine. They don't come to towns where people fight back

Yeah they tried to infiltrate the Sturgis bike rally and had to get police protection out of town. Of course Google has blocked or hidden 99% of the video that showed the beat down.

 

[lukeneyland]

And without their prowess in the field of chemicals they would have been a lot less capable of waging war. Two examples that come to mind are the invention of the process for synthesizing ammonia which happened just after the first world war and created the fertilizer industry (with natural gas and nitrogen from air as the main raw materials); and for producing synthetic rubber to alleviate their lack of access to natural rubber.

Have you ever heard of the computer game hearts of iron. It's a WW2 simulator that's not all that realistic but it involves the utilization and struggle for resources like that. It sort of gives perspective on how screwed the Germans were if they weren't able to hold the south eastern European oil fields

 

[hndog609]

Wait, I'm confused. If antifa is a bunch of p*ssies, why are you guys spilling so much ink about them and grasping at your pearls fearing they're coming to your town?

I think the classic analogy is that bullies don't much care for having their violence come back at them. They've pretty much been operating in environments willing to capitulate to their shenanigans. There are a great many places that won't be so accepting.