Is this what the democrat presidential hopefuls message is?

Question

"We are socialists, we are enemies of today's capitalistic economic system for the exploitation of the economically weak, with its unfair salaries, with its unseemly evaluation of a human being according to wealth and property instead of responsibility and performance, and we are all determined to destroy this system under all conditions."

All of you poor deluded Libs- Not one Republican has ever uttered words remotely like these. Face the facts and history, Fascism begins with socialist ideals.
These words are paraphrased by every single democrat candidate. You know it is true.

Answer 1

'Bout sums it up. I think that's the literal definition of "progressive."

Answer 2

I will complain but come up with no solutions

I will treat politics like it's a game and try to screw over other parties for my own gain.

I want us to leave Iraq, and just wait until the insurgants/Al-Quida attack again before we do anything about it.

I also want to tax the hell out of everyone not just the rich, even though I will claim I'm only taxing the rich so the uninformed will vote for me.

I will actually tax the rich too, even thoug they are already paying way more taxes than everybody even with a tax cut, and they have vills too, so nobody will have incentive to do well in this country, because they know they will be punished for it, and then after I have them lose incentive to do well I will blame the republicans for the economy I ruined by taxing everyone esle.

I will also pretend I'm there to help miniorites when I won't.

That would be the Democrats message

Answer 3

so you think Iowa is UN - civilized just because you did not like the result ? Which of the two losers (in Iowa) are you associating yourself with ? Iowa is as CIVILIZED as any other state. I expect to see your question about how CIVILIZED the next state is that goes for YOUR candidate. Many states remain to be heard from, and my prediction (when it's over) is that it will be Rudy vs Al Gore, who will jump in because of the indecision shown by Democrat voters after Super Tuesday in early February

Answer 4

When you quote someone you need to give credit to the person who said it otherwise you are guilty of plagairism.

Your quote of Hitler would be more appropriate for the Republicans as, while they are not Socialists, neither are the Democrats but the totalitarianism of Hitler appeals more to the right these days.

Answer 5

No,that's a Hitler quote
Fascism is hostile to Marxism, liberalism, and conservatism, yet it borrows concepts and practices from all three. Fascism rejects the principles of class struggle and workers' internationalism as threats to national or racial unity, yet it often exploits real grievances against capitalists and landowners through ethnic scapegoating or radical-sounding conspiracy theories.

Answer 6

No, they just believe in constructive engagement between the two.

Answer 7

No. That was Hitler's message, but Hitler lied. He was well supported by the capitalist elite of Germany. Hitler's Third Reich was fascist and fascism is a right wing, not a left ideology.

Answer 8

Basically, yes it is. All of the Democrats are pushing socialism on the public. I do not care to have socialism as my form of government.

Answer 9

That's a quote from Hitler... Learned and chewed on by most the far-left liberals.

When I hear Hillary, Gore, Edwards, Kerry or Kennedy talk... Much of what Hitler stated is re-worded in each of their speeches.

Answer 10

That seems to be pretty close to the message I get from most of them. However, i'm not sure every one of the Democratic Candidates are completely aware that this is what they stand for.