Should The U.S. Create A “Foreign Legion” Type Unit Where Citizenship Can Be Earned?

Okay, so this is probably not the most politically correct idea, but with the U.S. flooded with illegal aliens and every politician from the president to the dogcatcher trying to figure a way to circumvent the usual legal ways for them to achieve citizenship, maybe this isn’t a bad thought.
We’re all familiar with the French Foreign Legion, the legendary fighting force that utilizes foreign recruits. They’ve fought in all over the world and are the guys the French send in when the job is too tough, too dirty, or too risky for the regular army. The discipline is harsh, the training brutal, the living conditions are spartan, and the pay isn’t so hot.
So, why would anyone subject themselves to this type of situation?
Because at the end of their six year enlistment those soldiers earn what they wanted – full French citizenship.
A lot of criticism is directed at the flood of illegal immigrants in this country and much of it is deserved. But, that being said, many of those illegals really ARE here not just in the hope of a better paycheck than they could ever get in Mexico or Guatamala or Cuba. They’re looking for the Holy Grail of full, unquestioned citizenship and the freedom that makes America what it is. Why not create a division sized unit on the model of the Foreign Legion to help them achieve just that? Not only would it be citizenship, it would be citizenship earned with honor.
If a man or woman serves six honorable years in the uniform of this country I think that citizenship would be well deserved.
The left, of course, will hate this idea as well as some of the more transparent of our politicians on the right. It’s their intent to give away citizenship for free because they curry favor – and potential votes – by doing so.
I think, though, that if they said hey, here it is and this is what you have to do to earn it, that they – and possibly many of us – would be surprised at the response they’d get.
Of course, the rabidly anti-military types would hate this idea with a foaming passion. Which, of course, would make to whole thing much more satisfying for people like yours truly should it ever come to pass. Which it won’t of course, because we don’t have one single politician with the guts to propose such a politically incorrect idea. But it’s an interesting thought.
Think it over.

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  • http://Array Lestat

    The majority of people in Blackwater USA are not Arabs. This type of mercenary force should NEVER be given military contracts. It used to be the Marines duty to protect the embassy.

    Their loyalty is not to the USA but to money.

  • Nancy Jarvis

    Rodney Graves: Excuse me, but I was being hyperbolic concerning the BW burning of used book stores. I see people like you fail to detect that considering the barrage of BS your fear instilling, hyperbolic, demagogues Rush “Fat-Ass Pill-Popper” Limbaugh, Bull O’Really and Ann Coultergeist vomit forth into your minds daily.

    I’ll interpret your reaction for you:
    “Hey guys. Lets ignore the direct and scary implications of rewriting word definitions and focus our ad hominem attacks onto those whom we disagree with. ‘Go away you UnAmerican Commie! We don’t like your kind of Freedom of Speech around here!’”

  • http://www.dartemis.net/blog/ sayanything-42

    Nanci,

    Seek professional help. They have medications which can help with the voices and the sense of paranoia…

  • *

    Like spelling and grammar?

  • robert108

    Nancy: I clearly indicated that my definition came from Merriam-Webster, so you are just spouting your usual leftie BS here. The origin of “fascism” is the Latin word for “bundle”, which indicates the bundling together of groups, which is the defining quality of fascism. Like all collectivist crap, it is a lame attempt to suppress individual independence, which is the stock in trade of conservatism. You are simply wrong. It is you lefties, with your favored groups and your “special rights” who are the fascists. Even Camille Paglia acknowledges the fascism of the Left.

  • Davinski

    Likwidshoe, I am not playing stupid games. I take debating these important issues very seriously. For the life of me I can’t understand your defense of chicken-hawk conservatives. They are willing to send others to fight but will not fight themselves. I as a proud liberal, am infuriated at many who went to Canada
    during Vietnam not out of principle but to save there rear ends. I do not believe my remarks about chicken-hawks was partisan. Folks who send others to fight or believe in the cause but do not go are the scum of the earth.

  • Davinski

    If all the chicken-hawk conservatives would answer the call to duty, they would not need a foreign army of poor Mexicans to fight this goofy war. Young Republicans can talk the talk but can’t walk the walk.

  • robert108

    For the life of me I can’t understand your defense of chicken-hawk conservatives.

    In the first place, your schoolyard namecalling is simply that. In a free country, no one has to pass your “test” to advocate any position they wish. As I explained previously, not everyone who wants to fight the war against terrorism could serve, even if they wanted to, and they have the right to support a war against terrorism, despite what you may think.
    The bottom line is that you are trying to win by insult, when you know damn well we have to fight the terrorists, and that we have the support of the American people to do so. Put that where the sun don’t shine, Davinski.

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    If all the chicken-hawk conservatives would answer the call to duty, they would not need a foreign army of poor Mexicans to fight this goofy war

    So when someone blows up a bomb on a school bus or blows up a building, or cuts someone’s head off it’s “goofy “???
    Gee! You must be really fun at parties, Davinski!

    So if conservatives support the war but don’t sign up, they’re “chicken-hawks“. I guess that would mean that liberals who oppose the war and don’t sign up are just chickens?

  • http://ewebsmith.com/ ews48

    Being allowed to serve your country is not a punishment or test of patriotism. It’s an honor and privilege that you earn by being a good Citizen.

    The pay and life in a military barracks, or a tent in Iraq for that matter, would be a significant step up for most of the illegal immigrants entering this country from any place.

    We could end up with an infiltrated military. How would you like to wake up one day and realize that 50% of your soldiers are from China, N. Korea, Russia, Iran, Syria, Turkey, Iraq, Cuba, Venezuela, etc? Do you think that, given the opportunity, China wouldn’t think about this?

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/ likwidshoe

    docdave – More liberal scare tactics while you inexpertly build a strawman that has no substance.

    I thought it was a good point. While I don’t want to believe that the numbers could ever be 50% of our military, looking at the federal government’s handling of our southern borders gives me pause. I wouldn’t put it past them to create the situation. It doesn’t even have to be anywhere near 50% to be troublesome.

  • http://www.pal2pal.com/BLOGEE Pal2Pal

    I was under the impression we do it now. My cousin’s husband, a German, attended college here and wanted to stay and become a citizen, so he joined the Air Force and earned his citizenship as a fighter pilot. He says he wanted to serve Americans because it was an American pilot who rescued him from the rubble of Berlin 1945-46 when he was 4 years old, left an orphan to starve on the streets.

    The Navy is full of Philippinos who join in order to become U.S. citizens.

    I’m sure there are many others who do the same.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/ likwidshoe

    If all the chicken-hawk conservatives would answer the call to duty…

    And if all of the chicken-hawk liberals would answer the call to police duty, their inner cities wouldn’t be so rife with crime.

    Want to continue playing this stupid game? Your call.

  • Neiman

    If a man or woman serves six honorable years in the uniform of this country I think that citizenship would be well deserved.

    Ah, allow criminals to join the military, pay them, feed the, give them the best medical care, educate them, all so they can become legalized United States citizen criminals? Great idea! Why didn’t I think of that?

  • http://SayAnythingBlog.com The_Whistler_ofnd

    It would bother me to have foreign nationals in the armed service that didn’t want to become citizens.

    Of course I’m sure there’s a few but….

  • http://www.bikebubba.blogspot.com/ Robert Perry

    I don’t know that I’d want to do this. Certainly we could have a limited portion of enlistment slots for foreign nationals with good character, as we do now, but I don’t know about a “foreign legion” in the French model.

    For starters, the Legion has embodied all of the unsavory things about mercenary armies; bad behavior, inclusion of criminals, and so on. It’s not for no reason that France does not allow it to fight on French soil.

    Next, it provides a “disposable” unit of soldiers for our country; sorry, but every Congress and President that contemplates going to war ought to be confronted with the thought of grieving widows and mothers in their own home town. In other words, extensive use of foreign mercenaries reduces the perceived costs of war, and I view that as a bad thing.

    Third, you’ve got to keep it within limits; we do not wish to end up like Rome, dependent upon the Goths to protect us from the Huns, and wondering why the Roman/Gothic army suddenly disappeared and Attila was camping on the Tiber.

    In other words, if we want to have a republic, we need to be the ones to keep it.

  • LoadTheMule

    This is not a new idea.

    I can’t speak for the other branches, but during My time in the Air Force (1966-86) there was a program by which a foreign national could enlist for 6 (not 4) years, serve honorably, and be rewarded with U.S. citizenship for his/her efforts. I taught, served with, and supervised numerous foreign nationals (primarily from Mexico) during my career. It was a good program and still is (or would be if it’s no longer in effect)…

    Regards

  • docdave

    Folks who send others to fight or believe in the cause but do not go are the scum of the earth.

    This is an incredible stupid statement. No one except the president (he is the commander of all our military forces, you know) made the decisions of where we would wage the war against terrorism. I may not agree with his decesions but unlike you, I do respect them.

    In case you have forgotten, this country was attacked without announcement or provocation on 9/11/2001. That attack put our country into a state of war. At that point the president has 2 very important roles; how to defend our country from further attacks and how to retaliate. For retaliation, the president may the very intelligent decision to take the war to the enemy who were bunkered in Afghanistan and were at least partially funded by Saddam. The fact that we have had no successful terrorist attacks since 9/11/2001 indicates how well the defense programs have worked. On the offensive side, the president decided that it could be fought with an all volunteer military. So contrary to your idiotic statement, no one has sent (forced) others to fight and we all greatly benefit from the ones that have given their time and lives to fight for our country.

  • Bat One

    Davinski,

    Would you be good enough to point me to the part where you criticize the “chickenhawk” former president who sent US military forces to the former Yugoslavia? As I recall, we were told at the time that the mission would be completed in a single year. That, of course, was over a decade ago, and we are still in Kosovo and the surrounding Balkan region.

    It may pain you to admit it, but at least this president… and his vice president as well… have never even hinted that the war on Islamist terrorism would be anything but a very long engagement.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/Anna/ Anna

    The Denver Post article reported:

    “[T]he citizenship of 16,031 members of the Army, Air Force, Navy and Marines is listed as ‘unknown.’ That’s about one in 100 active-duty military members who might be U.S. citizens, legal immigrants – or just about anybody else.”

    This was a few years back so I wonder if it’s improved any

  • Pilgrim

    Foreigners would be the natural choice to suppress the native populace.

    Liberal paranoia.

    Again, come up with a better answer to the current illegal situation (other than just handing them free citizenship) and discuss that. Not just liberal platitudes.

    Liberals: No answers, just rhetoric.

  • 2Hotel9

    Oh, and I never said Arabs(a non-existent race)were the majority of security personnel in the ME. You clearly know this, and know what nationality the majority of security personnel in the ME are, else you would not have spewed this lie. And once again showing to all the world what a lying cocksucker you are. Dhimmi is as dhimmi does(says).

  • robert108

    Lets ignore the direct and scary implications of rewriting word definitions and focus our ad hominem attacks onto those whom we disagree with.

    That’s exactly what you do, nancy, and have been doing since you came on this blog. All namecalling, no content.

  • Pilgrim

    And to join I’m pretty sure they have to already have a green card. What I’m saying is that this could be one stop shoppig. Enlist in our version of the Foreign Legion and automatically get a green card. Complete four or six years of service and get citizenship.

  • docdave

    I thought it was a good point. While I don’t want to believe that the numbers could ever be 50% of our military

    lik, using immigrants in the military is not a new thing nor has it ever been threatening to our nation. Example: during the Civil War a significant portion of the union army was European immigrants

    It is estimated that over 400,000 immigrants served with the Union Army. This included 216,000 Germans and 170,000 Irish soldiers

  • Andrew

    That’s what they told me when I signed up to fight the Bugs on Klandathu.

    Damn bugs. My whole family was in Buenos Aires when they attacked.

  • robert108

    How a male war-supporter between the age of eighteen and thirty who goes clubbing and plays with his Nintento Wii lives with himself, while kids are choking on dust and subsidizing his freedoms in the desert, is beyond me.

    It’s about time to deconstruct this bit of leftie BS. In the first place, every American who doesn’t want terrorism to spread, especially into his or her own country, is a “war-supporter”(in your biased way of stating it), ews. In the second place, despite the leftie lying propaganda, we have enough troops, and they represent a tiny fraction of the population. Since most of us want terrorism to be defeated, and only a tiny fraction of us would be able to actually be in combat against them(a small fraction of the total number of troops, btw), your entire rant is nonsense. In fact, to sustain our war against the terrorists, we need the support of the much larger number of “war supporters”. Not all people who support the war would even be able to serve in combat, so your rant is, once again, simply antiAmerican nonsense.

  • http://www.dartemis.net/blog/ sayanything-42

    robert108,

    Far easier to educate and assimilate foreigners via the Armed Forces to arrive at productive American Citizens than to re-educate the average leftard.

  • Nancy Jarvis

    2Hotel9: I would like to live in a country where people don’t throw away old dictionaries, i.e. American Heritage Dictionary from 1983, 1979, 1971,… etc.

    I recognize what you’ve copied and pasted as the new and revised American Heritage Dictionary definition of ‘fascism’ (probably from dictionary.com; same with your definition robert108). This new definition follows more closely along with Bush’s “Global War of Terror” perceived idea of what fascism SHOULD mean. The old definition hits too close to the truth and was thusly changed.

    You can rest assured, 2Hotel9 & robert108, that businesses with fascist ties are on your side (i.e. American Heritage Dictionary publishing company), and they are actively changing word meanings to distance themselves (the businesses), the Bush Administration (ask grandpappy Preston Bush about fascism), Bush’s constituent voters (you guys) and even Hitler & Mussolini from being perceived as having fascist practices for generations to come, that is IF the rewriting of select definitions is not stopped in time.

    Do yourself a favor and buy an old dictionary from a used bookstore; that is, before Blackwater is hired to burn them all down after the impending fascist power-grab/energy crisis happens. Why not? Or is buying a used book too close to the evil ‘Liberal’ practice of recycling?

    You kids should delve into more sources of information rather than just the web and Fox Snooze… Believe it or not but printed text can be very informative.

  • 2Hotel9

    And, as to the specific plan, forming units of specific ethnic/religious denominations, that idea does have merit. Just not using US citizenship as the draw. How many problems could have been side stepped in Iraq, had we recruited heavily among the Iraqi expatriate community. Speaking the native tongue, all 6 of them. There is a good start. Placing latrines so that men are not facing towards Mecca when they urinate. There is a tip that can save your live in some ME countries. As will knowing how to pronounce the ingredients of salad. And what to use as dressing. That one can spare you the embarrassment of falling down full of 7.62mm holes.

    The Gurkhali model would in fact not be bad, as long as we treat the veterans of said units better than England is treating the Gurkhas.

  • Bat One

    I am for allowing foreign military volunteers to immediately apply for citizenship and go through the process.
    To segregate them would hinder assimilation.

    WOOF,

    I heartily agree that assimilation is key to developing informed and responsible US citizens. But that said, what then are we to do about all those ill-informed, irresponsible, liberal Democrats?

  • http://mpinkeyes.wordpress.com/ Steve Dennis

    This is actually one of the more acceptable options to me. If someone wants to become a citizen so bad that they are willing to serve in the US military for 4-6 years then I say they have earned their citizenship.

  • 2Hotel9

    nanci, sweetheart, do a little research, please. What nationality makes up the lion’s share of private security personnel in Iraq. And several other ME countries. Private security is a rather large business in the ME, as elsewhere. And whiteboys ain’t the currency most in trade there.

  • Davinski

    Bat One, I tip my hat to all who answered the call, including the conservatives on this board. My beef isn’t with them. It is with folks like Dick Cheney, who had”other priorities” during the Vietnam war. And with folks who claim this war is imperative to win, like many college Repubs. If it is so important then they should get their but down to the recruitment office.

  • 2Hotel9

    And you have proof that BWInc is the guard force for Embassy,US, Iraq?

    Seeing as the counterstrike which killed 15 civilians was directed against 3 separate points of fire, and that 5 dead cocksuckers, your cock sucking heroes lestupid, were recovered from the wreckage of their pre-prepared positions located within civilian structures(one of which was a mosque), that makes you a lying cocksucker. Glad you finally stepped up and admitted what you are.

  • *

    This idea worked flawlessly when the Romans and Ottomans tried it. Didn’t it?

    One would expect that a male citizen of miliary age who believes a war was critical enough to his nation’s survival to send men and women his age to fight and die, that this man would rush to aid in the defense of his nation.

    The primary reason Rome fell was the privledged citizenry was too comfortable with bread and circuses to fight for their society’s survival. Citizens were complacent and let mercinaries and foreigners decide their country’s fate.

    Sound familiar?

    How a male war-supporter between the age of eighteen and thirty who goes clubbing and plays with his Nintento Wii lives with himself, while kids are choking on dust and subsidizing his freedoms in the desert, is beyond me.

  • docdave

    According to my friend who is in the Army (JAG) it is possible for illegal aliens to join the military as a path to citizenship. I am not sure of the actual procedures, but she said that things are fast-tracked and they are also put through intensive English classes.

    Having once been an instructor in a military school, I can say from my experiences that military schools are some of the best in the nation. In military schools the ciriculum sticks to the core courses and there is none of this social studies nonsense that one finds in non-military public schools.

  • docdave

    Like spelling and grammar?

    Bad example – from some of the comments posted here, it appears that those subjects are not taught at any public school.

  • Nancy Jarvis

    Spoof: I swear, most Fascist-Conservatives are assholes or just plain stupid. Either way, that’s why they’re Fascist-Conservatives!

  • robert108

    Nancy: I imagine you are too ignorant to realize this, but it’s you lefties who are the real fascists, with your favored groups, special rights and totalitarian govt. Conservatives, on the other hand, support the US Constitution(hardly a fascist document), individual independence, economic and personal freedom, religious and political freedom, and a representative republic form of govt of limited size. None of what we represent is anything resembling fascism, whereas you lefties are the epitome of fascists in action.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/ likwidshoe

    Nancy Jarvis needs to go over some simple definitions. She believes that stupidity and being an asshole equals fascism. A simple check into any dictionary would alert her to the folly of this erroneous belief.

  • 2Hotel9

    You got BDS something fierce, davi.

    As for this topic, foreign nationals have used service in our military as a route to citizenship for decades. And it is a good way for those who want to come here and become Americans. You rarely get a citizen with an entitlement mentality in this method.

    And yes, I have know many who came this route, from at least 9 countries.

  • docdave

    Yep! He may have inadvertently stumbled over some truth despite himself!

    Yeh,proof, that does seem to describe perfectly the Islamic imams, mullahs and ayatollohs scum.

  • Nancy Jarvis

    56 Comments and no mention of Blackwater-USA, Bush’s own Schutzstaffel, as a candidate vehicle citizenship through armed service? I can see why considering you have to be psychotic, white and Conservative/Christian to become a member. With those prerequisites BW-USA no doubt shoot any brown people before they could say ‘¿Qué?’.

  • Bat One

    Nancy,

    If you are going to continue to post comments here, however simplistic or inane they may be, you need to understand that just because you are correct in one of your conclusions, that does not mean that the person with whom you disagree is by extension wrong in their conclusions.

    As it happens, however, in this case your conclusion is quite wrong.

    Compliments of Scott Johnson of the inestimable Powerline, quoting from William Katz, here is the complete Eisenhower quotation regarding the so-called “military-indutrial complex.”

    Until the latest of our world conflicts, the United States had no armaments industry. American makers of plowshares could, with time and as required, make swords as well. But now we can no longer risk emergency improvisation of national defense; we have been compelled to create a permanent armaments industry of vast proportions. Added to this, three and a half million men and women are directly engaged in the defense establishment. We annually spend on military security more than the net income of all United States corporations.
    This conjunction of an immense military establishment and a large arms industry is new in the American experience. The total influence — economic, political, even spiritual — is felt in every city, every Statehouse, every office of the Federal government. We recognize the imperative need for this development. Yet we must not fail to comprehend its grave implications. Our toil, resources and livelihood are all involved; so is the very structure of our society.

    In the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military-industrial complex. The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist.

    Commenting is Mr. Katz:

    In other words, Eisenhower was saying that we needed an industrial-military complex – “We recognize the imperative need for this development” – but that it carried with it risks that had to be watched. How radical! In fact, it was actually a fairly standard conservative warning about misplaced power, well stated. And thoughtful generals of the period, including Ridgway and even Douglas MacArthur, often cautioned about military excess. The famous line wasn’t quite as unique as we’ve been led to believe.

    As Katz notes, the most urgent warning given by Eisenhower, and most pertinent today, was that “…we can no longer risk emergency improvisation of national defense.

    Clearly, President Bush could give this very same speech, as could Zell Miller, and if the Democrats were inclined to laugh or disparage either man it would be because of their won hackneyed, partisan ignorance, and not because what was being said was in any way inappropriate to the speaker.

    Katz then notes that further on in the speech, Eisenhower offered this, virtually unknown bit of advice:

    Yet, in holding scientific research and discovery in respect, as we should, we must also be alert to the equal and opposite danger that public policy could itself become the captive of a scientific-technological elite.

    Hmmm! Global Warming, anyone?

  • http://www.bikebubba.blogspot.com/ Robert Perry

    Yes, Nancy, Herr Schicklgruber did hate the communists, but keep in mind that it’s a hate like that between brothers. The major difference between socialism and fascism is who holds the title deed to the factory and who realizes the profits from its production. Otherwise, either is the exaltation of the state over the liberty of the individual.

    I was also mis-taught that fascism is of the right, and perhaps if you take a look at a certain point of history, it is. That said, “rightist” polices vary across the board today, so using that phrase that your definition uses…well…is like saying something is bigger than a gnat. Not terribly descriptive.

  • Paulie B

    If all the chicken-hawk conservatives would answer the call to duty, they would not need a foreign army of poor Mexicans to fight this goofy war. Young Republicans can talk the talk but can’t walk the walk.

    Davinski… most of the people in the military are conservatives. There aren’t too many liberals to be found, and especially not in the combat arms branches. (I don’t know… maybe it has something to do with a work ethic, duty, pride in one’s self and one’s country… you know, conservative values.)

    It’s refreshing. I can go to work and make cracks about stupid liberal policies and no one tells the boss or files a complaint. Usually, they beat me to the punch.

    Plainly stated, you don’t know what you’re talking about.

  • Nancy Jarvis

    robert108 said, “Conservatives support individual independence through keeping leftie totalitarianism in check.”

    Close. But any single party system would revert into an totalitarian government. The Republicans (not all Republicans are Conservative) keep the Democrats in check and vise versa. Left or Right affiliation has no more effect on a government becoming totalitarian than does your favorite ice-cream flavor. See: Hitler vs Stalin

  • robert108

    From Merriam-Webster:

    Main Entry: fas·cism
    Pronunciation: ‘fa-”shi-z&m also ‘fa-”si-
    Function: noun
    Etymology: Italian fascismo, from fascio bundle, fasces, group, from Latin fascis bundle & fasces fasces
    1 often capitalized : a political philosophy, movement, or regime (as that of the Fascisti) that exalts nation and often race above the individual and that stands for a centralized autocratic government headed by a dictatorial leader, severe economic and social regimentation, and forcible suppression of opposition (i.e., Hillary)
    2 : a tendency toward or actual exercise of strong autocratic or dictatorial control

  • robert108

    robert108: I agree. Attempting to suppress individual independence IS the stock in trade of Fascist-Conservatism.

    Wrong. Conservatives support individual independence through keeping leftie totalitarianism in check. Your Marxism is showing.

  • robert108

    It is the epitome of hypocrisy to criticize the war and then criticize people for not serving in it. If you are really antiwar, instead of simply being opposed to the current administration, you would admire those who haven’t served.

  • docdave

    We could end up with an infiltrated military. How would you like to wake up one day and realize that 50% of your soldiers are from China, N. Korea, Russia, Iran, Syria, Turkey, Iraq, Cuba, Venezuela, etc? Do you think that, given the opportunity, China wouldn’t think about this?

    More liberal scare tactics while you inexpertly build a strawman that has no substance. And your solution to this ghastly phenomena is???? The draft??? Oh, no, that might mean that YOU and your fellow draft-dodging liberals would have to serve. I think I’ve got it. We could dismantle the military. That would
    leave our country defenseless but we wouldn’t have to worry about those pesky infiltrating foreigners.

  • Pilgrim

    ews said:

    We could end up with an infiltrated military. How would you like to wake up one day and realize that 50% of your soldiers are from China, N. Korea, Russia, Iran, Syria, Turkey, Iraq, Cuba, Venezuela, etc? Do you think that, given the opportunity, China wouldn’t think about this?

    My suggestion was to have a separate division sized unit like the FFL. That would limit the danger of infiltration.

    It would also limit liberal talking points. By the way….do you have a better answer besides just giving citizenship away?

  • robert108

    Bat: In this comment thread, Nancy exhibits two qualities of leftie “discourse”, which are: changing the subject to inject her deranged ideology, no matter what the original subject was, and when any information refutes her ideology, she attacks the source of the information, using tinfoil hat type conspiracy crap.
    Pathetic, but typical.

    Lefties lie; it’s all they have.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/ likwidshoe

    Davinski – For the life of me I can’t understand your defense of chicken-hawk conservatives.

    Are you against crime? Yes? Then are you signing up to be a police officer to fight against crime or are you a “chicken-hawk”? Care to answer or are you just going to ignore this point yet again?

    Folks who send others to fight or believe in the cause but do not go are the scum of the earth.

    So you’re saying that the majority of humanity is “scum” because they believe in fighting crime, but fail to sign up as police officers.

    Want to continue playing your stupid game? Your call.

  • Bat One

    R108,

    Perhaps just as important as the correct definition of fascism, which you list, is the frst date of the entry, in this case Webster’s 2nd Unabridged International, dated 1921.

    It is difficult to imagine that anyone would be ignorant enough to consider a country in which purposeful slime such as the MoveOn.org/NYT anti-Petraeus ad is tolerated to be in any way fascist. Nor does the current administration of President Bush qualify, even remotely, given his stand on open borders and “immigration reform”, free market capitalism and reduced taxes and government regulation of economic matters. Hardly “nationalistic”, “autocratic”, “dictatorial”, or even remotely inclined toward “forcible suppression of opposition.”

    Nancy,

    You are not only woefully ignorant, but a major league fool as well. That you insist on rhetorically brandishing that fact is a sad commentary on whatever modest amount of sense you may have been born with. Take Rodney’s advice. Get medical help.

  • Nancy Jarvis

    robert108: I agree. Attempting to suppress individual independence IS the stock in trade of Fascist-Conservatism. But it is also for the independence of businesses and corporations via free-market, laissez-faire economic systems that will enable Fascist-Conservative businesses and corporations to rape all resources and all peoples on the planet for the good of the few and detriment to the many, at all costs, that is the stock and trade of Fascist-Conservatism.

    RE: Merriam-Webster
    Well yes, but did you go ahead and copy and paste from m-w.com? Yeah… I thought so… You fail. NEXT!

  • Bat One

    Auf Englisch, Nationalsozialistische Deutsche Arbeiterpartei, oder NSDAP, bedeutet National Socialist German Workers’ Party.

    Hitler’s attack on the Stalin’s Soviet Union had nothing to do with any sort of ideological enmity between Soviet communism and German National Socialism, but mere megalomania instead.

    Similarly, Stalin’s distrust of Hitler’s intentions had everything to do with the long history of Russian invasion from the West, and nothing to do with ideology.

  • robert108

    But that said, what then are we to do about all
    those ill-informed, irresponsible, liberal Democrats?

    I agree wholeheartedly! Shouldn’t we give first priority to assimilating all the Dems into America?
    Right now, they don’t support any American values, as far as I can see.

  • 2Hotel9

    nanci, Oxford Universal Dictionary, circa 1950. Your Marxist cultural deconstruction is bullshit. Fascism is from the political left, as is the socialism you spew with every comment you post. National Socialism, the system of government you hold such high esteem for, is politically Left not Center or Right. Your changing of definitions is simply another manifestation of your blind hatred for America and any who refuse to bow down to you and your Socialist Utopian nightmare.

    And I checked the dictionary.com you use, their definition is the same as the one I posted from 1950. And the same as the Websters from 1946. And the Websters from 1973. So it is clear that you are lying. As you socialists always do. It is all you have, lies and obfuscation.

  • docdave

    When they finally met up with the anti-war protesters some of the Fascist-Conservatives resorted to violence to get those who also had the right to peaceably

    Leftists being peaceable? That’s a laugh. Where were you when your friends were disrupting conservative speeches? Where were you when the leftist demonstators were attempting to go over police blockades at the White House. How many of your people are arrested at many of your marchs for egregious actions? Sure the leftists look disorganized. Most mobs do but that doesn’t make them less dangerous. I believe that the only thing that keeps you lefties in line is the police forces which you typically fear and despise.

  • Nancy Jarvis

    robert108 & other Fascist-Conservatives: Have you observed, with your own two eyes, an anti-war protest? You might consider those pinkos as the furthest left of the left, right? Well, I’ve had the privilege to observe one a few weeks ago while visiting Washington D.C. The only thing that was ‘collective’ about them was that they all took some time away from their bongs and Spongebob reruns to arrive in the same place at the same time.

    The anti-war rally was nothing but a babble of fruity expressionism and exhibitionism. Each person speaking at the podium and in the crowd was showing that THEY were the epitome of individuality. And it is this feeling individuality that makes them completely non-cohesive and ineffective. In effect an anti-collective. Fucking pushovers. Each person was focusing on whatever got their jollies off. The only common thread was that they all hate Bush as much as they do this blatantly fallacious Iraq war. If you think lefties are a ‘collective’ I’m not sure we’re talking about the same people here…

    At the same time down the street there was an anti-anti-war protester protest (ha-ha, how diluted can you get?). Each one carried an American flag and all their speakers at the podium and those in the crowd all agreed that ‘the Dems are the enemy at home’ and ‘If they hate this country so much why don’t they leave?’ They all agreed that their brand of Freedom of speech was far superior to that of the anti-war protesters and preferred that the anti-war protesters ‘shut up’, as any belligerent nationalist would. Oh yeah, and their sound system worked much, much better.

    When they finally met up with the anti-war protesters some of the Fascist-Conservatives resorted to violence to get those who also had the right to peaceably assemble to ‘shut up.’ They resembled a fascist ‘Collective’ more so than the anti-war protesters, although much smaller in size (10 to 1 would be my estimate). They only fell short of being true neo-fascists by not wearing some kind of military-like uniform.

  • http://www.queenofloveandbeauty.com/ Amy

    According to my friend who is in the Army (JAG) it is possible for illegal aliens to join the military as a path to citizenship. I am not sure of the actual procedures, but she said that things are fast-tracked and they are also put through intensive English classes.

  • docdave

    If all the chicken-hawk conservatives would answer the call to duty, they would not need a foreign army of poor Mexicans to fight this goofy war

    If all the chicken-shit liberals hadn’t so adamantly protested the war, it would have been over long ago. The terrorists love you anti-war types because it gives them hope that we will abandon the field to them.

  • 2Hotel9

    Oh! Sorry, nanci, didn’t mean to ignore you sweety. You just got lost in the shuffle of actual, important comments.
    I am a collector of antique books, with specific emphasis on encyclopedias and dictionaries. Also, I routinely search out textbooks. I have standing invitations to go through the inventory of 7 different secondhand book stores in the DC area and Pittsburgh, they love to see me come through the door because I sort their boxed stock by category, era, and alphabetically.

    When I post a definition it is taken from Oxford Universal Dictionary, initial printing 1933, the issue beside my computer right now was printed in 1950. I also have an Oxford American Dictionary of current, idiomatic English, which clearly states that your definition is a bastardization of the legitimate definition of fascism.

    You really should get a clue, they are free. All you have to do is free you mind, your ass will surely follow.

  • docdave

    That’s what they told me when I signed up to fight the Bugs on Klandathu.

    Are you sure that those bugs weren’t cooties? In Klandathu, there are places that you go at your own risk.

  • Bat One

    I could convince others around me that my dog shit is chocolate cake and eventually nobody would know the difference. They would just KNOW it was chocolate cake.

    Nancy,

    Actually, no. Considering the lack of intelligence, lack of knowledge, and modest rhetorical skills you’ve demonstrated here, you’d have a hard time convincing a dog that a pile of dog shit is… well, dog shit.

  • Pilgrim

    As far as I know, service doesn’t automatically grant citizenship. Other steps still have to be taken for citizenship to be granted.

    The idea behind this is that this IS the step.

  • 2Hotel9

    Bravo1, Lik, my favorite part is she made me do a current count of dictionaries on hand. 19. I gots too damn many books! Wifey has been riding me about thining out the local density, so she ain’t gonna be happy about the 3 milk grates of hardbacks I picked up Sunday while I was out shooting. Textbooks and short story compilations, middleschool and highschool, all from 1935 to 1945. Worst part? They are probably dups for stuff I already have.

    Hello, my name is TwoHotelNiner, and I am a bookaholic.

  • http://www.dartemis.net/blog/ sayanything-42

    Rob,

    I proposed something like this one upon a time.

    The proper model is not the French Foreign Legion but the Ghurkas.

    I’d recruit primarily amongst the Kurds, but also generally in the populations of Iraq and Afghanistan. I’d have a rigorous entrance examination including physical examination, PT test, and literacy testing. Enlistments would be for a 10 year tour, with an option at the end of the first term to opt for a green card and transfer to the United States Armed Forces (with time and rank carried over) with a (fast) track towards U. S. citizenship. The other track for those staying in and not opting for transfer to U. S. service would be a career NCO and/or Warrant Officer track. It would lead to a retirement package in their country of origin, or in the United States with a green card after 20+ years of service.

    Officers (other than warrant officers) would all be drawn from the United States Army and United States Marines. Officers commissioned from the ranks who had previously been members of the AFL would not be eligible to serve as officers in the AFL. Those officers selected to serve in the AFL to be paid at the next higher pay grade for the duration of that service, not to exceed more than 10 continuous years nor more than 15 years in total over the career of the officer.

    AFL forces to have no organic artillery nor aviation. Formation size limited to Division and smaller.

    The AFL may not be deployed as units within the United States nor the territories of the United States.

  • Nancy Jarvis

    2Hotel9: Self sabotage can sting.

    fascism

    /fashiz’m/

    • noun 1 an authoritarian and nationalistic right-wing system of government. 2 extreme right-wing, authoritarian, or intolerant views or practice.

    — DERIVATIVES fascist noun & adjective fascistic adjective.

    — ORIGIN Italian fascismo, from fascio ‘bundle, political group’, from Latin fascis ‘bundle’.

    Compact Oxford English Dictionary of Current English

    This definition is an example of beauty in simplicity. Thanks for the reference, idiot. Care to lie some more?

    More reading material for you Fascist-Conservatives: Fascist America, in 10 easy steps

  • Bat One

    R108,

    Thank you for a very timely reminder! One of the real domestic dangers we face is that those who would over-rule our individual liberties in the name of the “common good” have so firm a grasp on such institutions as our cultural and educational systems, affording them the opportunity to control the language by which we carry on our national discussions and pass our history and our values to succeeding generations.

    One need only read President Kennedy’s Inaugural Address and remind oneself that JFK was a liberal Democrat icon, to realize just how substantial, and insidious, the shift to the left has been over the past 50 years.

    I have said it before, but the last Democrat who could recite that speech without being laughed at by Republicans and booed by Democrats was the retired Zell Miller.

  • 2Hotel9

    Just going by her reading incomprehension you can tell she is simply another BDS leftard. If she actually had read a dictionary printed before 1970 she would have to admit she is just another lying assed Marxist. Spewing hate and misinformation is all she has.

    Sweety, try to follow along. There are these things called books. They have pages. With words PRINTED upon the pages. You, once you learn how, read the words upon the pages and gain knowledge, or merely entertainment, there from.

    OPAD of current English is exactly what I told you it is. The definition you so laboriously dug up online is my point. The definition has, since the mid-’60s, been bastardized, altered, contaminated, by leftarded Marxists such as yourself.

    Thanks for playing”How Big A Moron Can Nanci Be!”, and your consolation prize is an explanation, one last time. National Socialism is from the left of the political spectrum. Fascism in Italy WAS begun by members of their politically right political groups. It was promptly taken over by people like you. Leftards. Socialist Utopians. Fucking anti-human morons.

  • Bat One

    Lik,

    Thank you for the warning. Considering that Nancy’s posts have all the intellectual content of that pile of dog shit she was going on about, she’s more an occasional target of opportunity, rather than any sort of serious engagement.

    We used to post warnings for each other about not feeding trolls, but in Nancy’s case that sort of effort almost seems pointless and redundant.

  • 2Hotel9

    Rod, you are dangerously under booked, my brother! In the house in which I currently stand there are 3000 books. And with the exception of the sets of encyclopedias I’m holding, I have read at least 2300 of these books. Wifey has a couple or so, too.

    We also have books stored in to other places, numbering around 2500.

    I got a Monkey on my back! And it is smacking me with a hardback book.

  • robert108

    Two: With all due respect, today’s lefties exploit a deliberate blurring of the truth with regard to right and left. The original continuum was between Monarchy on the right(extreme right wing-one ruler) and Anarchy on the left(extreme left wing-no ruler”power to the people”). In this continuum, the US is left of center, with our insistence on limited govt, individual rights not given by the State, and individual independence.
    The lie was created by Marx with his “the people are the State” lie, thus his claim that communism was “left wing”, even though in reality it has one ruler(the political elite)and is really just monarchy dressed in less attractive clothing.
    The truth is, both today’s lefties and the few real right wingers are both in favor of rule by an all-powerful State, and are in reality all extreme right-wingers.
    Conservatives are the true moderates on the political spectrum. We support individual independence, the rule of law by elected representatives, and limited govt. We have an economic “system” based on individual choice by citizens, not central planning like the right-wingers.
    Hope that clears things up.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/ likwidshoe

    To everybody talking to this clown, Nancy Jarvis: She is busy calling people “fascists” while defending a group whose “only common thread was that they all hate Bush”. She calls this “fruity expressionism” while labeling everybody else “Fascist-Conservatives”. Consider the source.

  • 2Hotel9

    nanci, guess you better get busy suing somebody. Your lame attempt to tack off onto yet another tangent is rather sad. You are still espousing Socialist Utopian crap. And I do not use dictionary.com, their page is clunky. And to be perfectly honest, it could well be their definition I remember, as I find that I do use them for translating on my laptop.

    Mostly I use Britannica online for snap research and filler information. BBC has excellent archives to trawl, going back quite some distance. Der Spiegel is nice, though I don’t like reading German. Depressing language. I have made great effort to forget all of it I know.

    NASA and the various .gov sites are other favorite trawling waters. Have you seen the Sun? Or Saturn?

    Or perhaps you need to get current on current events outside of your social circle? Here, have,a few.

    We ain’t greedy, or frightened, we share information with everybody. In that way will humanity attain equality.

  • robert108

    a. A system of government marked by centralization of authority under a dictator, stringent socioeconomic controls, suppression of the
    opposition through terror and censorship, and typically a policy of belligerent nationalism and racism.
    b. A political philosophy or movement based on or advocating such a system of government.

    In other words, the agenda and ideology of the American Left, most notably by Hillary Clinton.

  • Nancy Jarvis

    B.O.: Robert108 needs to explain to you then.

    Robtert108: What was that mistake again? Go on please.

    I disagree with you B.O. George W. Bush would not preach against the potential of misplaced power of the arms industry, especially considering how much funding he recieved from the arms industry. Same goes for Kerry, that is if Bush hadn’t been (s)elected.

  • Nancy Jarvis

    No comments on my list of questions? Have no balls or do you recognize it as an entrapment of which you will not be able to successfully weasel out of later?

    Here it is again.

    1.) What do you think patriotism means?
    2.) What do you thing of the torture and indefinite detainment of ‘enemy combatants?’
    3.) What do you think of Muslims, Democrats and Liberals?
    4.) What do you think of the US armed forces? What should their role in the world be?
    5.) What do you think of gays, homosexuals and ‘Family Values?’
    6.) What do you think of Fox News and anti-war protesters? Should Freedom of Speech change during wartime?
    7.) How important is National Security to you?
    8.) Do you think schools should teach Creationism in public schools? What about displaying the 10 commandments in courthouses?
    9.) Do you believe that ‘What’s good for business is good for the country?’
    10.) How do you feel about Labor Unions?
    11.) Do you trust or distrust higher education and academia?
    12.) Is giving up our civil liberties worth the feeling of security?

  • 2Hotel9

    The environazi movement is the sanctuary the leaders of failed socialist/communist countries scurried to. Gorbasm, anyone?

  • Nancy Jarvis

    2Hotel9: Do you really take me to be a sucker, moron? Do you know about copyright law? Do you know that people either pay to use content in published materials or they get sued for copyright infringement?

    Here’s the definition you posted:

    a. A system of government marked by centralization of authority under a dictator, stringent socioeconomic controls, suppression of the opposition through terror and censorship, and typically a policy of belligerent nationalism and racism.
    b. A political philosophy or movement based on or advocating such a system of government.

    Here’s the definition found on Dictionary.com, it’s American Heritage reference (same as printed; check a bookstore):

    a. A system of government marked by centralization of authority under a dictator, stringent socioeconomic controls, suppression of the opposition through terror and censorship, and typically a policy of belligerent nationalism and racism.
    b. A political philosophy or movement based on or advocating such a system of government.

    Hmm… That’s strange… Same phrasing. Same formatting. Same everything.

    Either a) American Heritage owes Oxford Dictionary a shit load of money for copyright infringement, b) American Heritage has writers and editors that are too lazy to compile their own list of word meanings and BOUGHT the definition from Oxford, or c) you’re lying.

    You’re a liar by the obvious inconsistencies of your ‘evidence’ (more like assertions). Evidence being that some unknown ‘authority’ whom wrote for Oxford American Dictionary whom ‘clearly states’ that the definition of fascism found in the American Heritage dictionary before 2000 is bastardized (scan some pages as proof; Photoshop is not allowed). Yet somehow Oxford’s online definition is DRASTICALLY different (completely F.U.B.A.R.’d) from their alleged printed version from 57 years ago, but it JUST SO HAPPENS to be exactly the same, word for word, as the current printed AND online definition found in the American Heritage dictionary. How likely is that?

    I’m sorry kid, but I’m going to place faith in ‘Occam’s Razor’: “All things being equal, the simplest solution tends to be the right one” i.e. YOU’RE IGNORANT AND A LIAR. End of story.

  • robert108

    Nancy: I’m not “an extreme right-winger”. As I have told you several times, I support the US Constitution, individual rights from the Creator, limited govt and individual independence. What part of that don’t you understand?

  • Nancy Jarvis

    Robert108 said, “The truth is, both today’s lefties and the few real right wingers are both in favor of rule by an all-powerful State, and are in reality all extreme right-wingers. Conservatives are the true moderates on the political spectrum.”

    I never dreamed I’d see an extreme right-winger backpedal so hard he runs over his own head just to ‘win’ an argument.

  • robert108

    I never dreamed I’d see an extreme right-winger backpedal so hard he runs over his own head just to ‘win’ an argument.

    It’s a truth I have said for decades, Nancy. I first concluded that in 1962. You are simply another agendized ideologue, and ignorant to boot.

  • Nancy Jarvis

    Bat One said, “One need only read President Kennedy’s Inaugural Address and remind oneself that JFK was a liberal Democrat icon, to realize just how substantial, and insidious, the shift to the left has been over the past 50 years.”

    One could say the same about the Republicans and Eisenhower’s “Military Industrial Complex” farewell speech. Even if George W. Bush read that speech aloud with a strait face he’d still be laughed out of the room, by both Democrats and Republicans.

  • 2Hotel9

    And who left a script key locked on?

  • 2Hotel9

    Why would W be giving that speech?

  • 2Hotel9

    Marxist Societal Deconstruction. Exactly right, r. It is a method for destabilizing a functioning society. To throw oscillations into a finely balanced system, with the intent of causing sufficient disruption to allow another system to supplant the original. Only problem is that it leads only to ruin. Misery and Human tragedy are the only final product of nanci and her ilk.

  • robert108

    Nancy: Do you know what GIGO means? What are your premises for this judgment? Do you have any? Is this simply more of your fascist hatespew?

  • 2Hotel9

    Notice, it has not availed its self of the news and information links provided above. Why am I not surprised?

  • Bat One

    If all the chicken-hawk conservatives would answer the call to duty, they would not need a foreign army of poor Mexicans to fight this goofy war.

    Getting kinda desperate, aren’t you? That “chickenhawk” argument is pretty tedious by now. I believe you’ll find that most of the conservatives here have already served in the military, many in combat.

    Of course, liberals don’t do combat. Liberals do noise instead.

  • robert108

    1.) What do you think patriotism means? Love of country.
    2.) What do you thing of the torture and indefinite detainment of ‘enemy combatants?’ Your use of the word “torture” is a lie. According to the Geneva Convention, ununiformed combatants can be summarily executed on the spot of capture. POWs, on the other hand, can be detained until the end of the war, when they are either freed or repatriated. In other words, these terrorist scum are getting a better deal than they deserve.
    3.) What do you think of Muslims, Democrats and Liberals? Sick, misguided and definitely unAmerican, if you correctly refer to “radical Muslims”, not all Muslims. You just can’t be honest, can you?
    4.) What do you think of the US armed forces? Too general, but our Armed Forces are the best in the world, generally speaking. What should their role in the world be? Constitutionally, they are under civilian control, the Chief Executive being the CIC of all the Armed Forces.
    5.) What do you think of gays, homosexuals and ‘Family Values?’ As long as they keep it to themselves, I don’t care. In the case of “Family Values”, the family is the core of human civilization; the real family, that is.
    6.) What do you think of Fox News and anti-war protesters?I find Fox to be more honest and fair than the MSM. Antiwar “protesters” are, for the most part, violent intimidators who wish to force their minority agenda on the majority. Should Freedom of Speech change during wartime? Obviously. Study WWII.
    7.) How important is National Security to you? Without it we perish.
    8.) Do you think schools should teach Creationism in public schools? I think it is a theory, just like evolution, and we should present both sides of the argument. That’s what science is all about. What about displaying the 10 commandments in courthouses? Absolutely. I believe in the First Amendment.
    9.) Do you believe that ‘What’s good for business is good for the country?’ Another generalization. It depends on the situation.
    10.) How do you feel about Labor Unions? They should get no exemption from anti-trust legislation. They exist to fix the price and supply of labor at above market rates. That is a thought, not a feeling.
    11.) Do you trust or distrust higher education and academia? I used to trust it, but now that it has become an indoctrination apparatus for Marxist ideology, I don’t. On the other hand, I trust it to keep doing what it’s doing, until we cut off public funds for it’s activities.
    12.) Is giving up our civil liberties worth the feeling of security? A false dichotomy. I don’t think terrorists have any civil liberties in this country, so they should have none. Those who sympathize with terrorists or who support their ideology don’t deserve to be called citizens of this country. The Constitution is not a suicide pact.

    OK, Nancy, I played your silly game.

  • Nancy Jarvis

    Robert108 + all: Not “an extreme right-winger”, eh?

    1.) What do you think patriotism means?
    2.) What do you thing of the torture and indefinite detainment of ‘enemy combatants?’
    3.) What do you think of Muslims, Democrats and Liberals?
    4.) What do you think of the US armed forces? What should their role in the world be?
    5.) What do you think of gays, homosexuals and ‘Family Values?’
    6.) What do you think of Fox News and anti-war protesters? Should Freedom of Speech change during wartime?
    7.) How important is National Security to you?
    8.) Do you think schools should teach Creationism in public schools? What about displaying the 10 commandments in courthouses?
    9.) Do you believe that ‘What’s good for business is good for the country?’
    10.) How do you feel about Labor Unions?
    11.) Do you trust or distrust higher education and academia?
    12.) Is giving up our civil liberties worth the feeling of security?

  • 2Hotel9

    Thank you, Bravo1. Quite illuminating. Like a stonk of 4.2 flares on a cloudless night.

  • 2Hotel9

    Zell ain’t retired. He is just taking a break.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/ likwidshoe

    Stop throwing up all of the tags Nancy. It screws the page up. Are you doing it on purpose? It looks like it. Please stop doing it.

  • 2Hotel9

    Paulie, it is a waste. nanci only accepts the definition from her single online source. She has not the intelligence to actually read a book, and has this obsession with blaming everyone else for the actions of her party, the Democrat Party. It has now been permanently added to the “derision heaping” list. So feel free to take a crap all over it whenever you want. And it probably knows donnie, birds of and all that.

  • Nancy Jarvis

    Paulie B: I am not the one who you should petition about this definition, although American Heritage has already rectified it’s definition of ‘fascism‘ as 2Hotel9 was so kind to point out, albeit in the form of compound lies. There’s No need to worry, busy little ‘ditto head’. The powers that be do not want to be implicated when the final wrung is about our necks. You’re safe. Everything is fine just the way it is.

    If you want to do anything I suggest you petition Oxford to rectify their definition of ‘fascism‘ as I’m sure you’ll find it offensive. But why bother? They’re ALL the way in the UK and the US will isolate itself from the world pretty soon. Their texts probably wont even reach our shores, especially texts with inflammatory ‘lies’ like dictionaries.

  • Pilgrim

    That’s what they told me when I signed up to fight the Bugs on Klandathu.

    I hate it when that happens.

  • robert108

    … Eisenhower’s “Military Industrial Complex” farewell speech.

    That was a mistake, and didn’t reflect Ike’s overall philosophy. JFK, on the other hand, was a liberal Dem in his day, through and through. No equivalence at all.

  • Nancy Jarvis

    2Hotel9 said, “And I checked the dictionary.com you use, their definition is the same as the one I posted from 1950.”

    So you’re saying that between 1950 and 1971 that the definition of fascism was changed to this and then back to your disarmed definition between 1983 and 2007? I can almost see the burn marks on your lips from your crack pipe… You must be high. Go to a used bookstore, ignorant piece of shit…

    BTW: Did you know that Hitler openly hated and forbade Communist and Communism? Did you know that Hitler actually admired the American system of government? Ask any history professor. ‘National Socialism’ my ass… That is what you’d call the world’s biggest & longest running misnomer.

    You see, my ignorant friend, I could call dog shit chocolate cake and I could parade it around and claim that my chocolate cake is better than yours and that it tastes ‘just ohhh sooo yummy!’ I could convince others around me that my dog shit is chocolate cake and eventually nobody would know the difference. They would just KNOW it was chocolate cake. And you know what? It’d still be dog shit.

  • Pilgrim

    Of course, liberals don’t do combat. Liberals do noise instead.

    Smack.

    I was going to say something about Davinski’s myopic comment but I think Bat said it all.

  • http://SayAnythingBlog.com The_Whistler_ofnd

    Are you sure that those bugs weren’t cooties?

    That was the movie version. I’m more of a fan of the book.

    Not that Denise Richards was real ugly or anything.

  • robert108

    Robtert108: What was that mistake again? Go on please.

    You have already been given the correct information, and I answered your silly quiz. Try to keep current before you spew your hate, fascist.

  • Nancy Jarvis

    83 & 1/3 percent extreme right-wing. Not too bad robert108.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/ likwidshoe

    And whiteboys ain’t the currency most in trade there.

    She probably already knows that. Nancy Jarvis just wanted to parade her ignorant racism.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/entry/white_folks_greed_runs_a_world_in_ Joel

    robert108 & other Fascist-Conservatives… If you think lefties are a ‘collective’ I’m not sure we’re talking about the same people here..some of the Fascist-Conservatives resorted to violence
    Nancy Jarvis on September 24, 2007 at 01:52 am

    A feeble attempt at misdirection by another feeble minded liberal moron who hasn’t done her homework..Feelings are “sooo” important to people like Nancy.

    Have you ever heard of George Soros and moveon.org?

    Soros is one of the richest men in the world, with a net worth of over $7 billion. He has become a major player on the national political stage.

    Soros embraces all of the tenets of the far left.
    He has given millions of dollars to The Nationmagazine, Mother Jones,the Feminist Foundation. In 2003, he gave $5 million to Moveon.org. and another $10 million to Americans Coming Together in an urgent crusade to defeat
    George W. Bush, who he said represented a fundamental threat to global peace.

    In the six months before the election, Soros traveled the country, speaking on college campuses and to the media about the need to defeat Bush.

    Him, and/or his money are behind every so-called anti-war rally.

    Nancy, you’ve got your head up your ass!!!!!

    You’re entitled to your own opinion, but not to your own facts.

    Without confidence in the power of truth, there is nothing left but force…. or “resorting to violence.”

  • robert108

    Nancy: Excuse me, that should be “deranged Marxism”.

  • robert108

    BTW, in regard to the question posed by Pilgrim, absolutely not!

  • 2Hotel9

    Perhaps you should get a better dictionary?

    “Fascism”
    a. A system of government marked by centralization of authority under a dictator, stringent socioeconomic controls, suppression of the opposition through terror and censorship, and typically a policy of belligerent nationalism and racism.
    b. A political philosophy or movement based on or advocating such a system of government.

    What country do you live in, nanci?

  • robert108

    Far easier to educate and assimilate foreigners via the Armed Forces to arrive at productive American Citizens than to re-educate the average leftard.

    Exactly. That’s why it is much more important to place our priority there.

  • 2Hotel9

    And the hook to spread the virusi. I knew it was coming, gang, follow that link at your own risk. It has been associated with nasty crap. I figured that was nanci’s little game. Leftards do love spreading their STDs.

  • robert108

    See: Hitler vs Stalin

    Before the war, they were allies, but soon realized that they both wanted to be the absolute power. Both Communism and National Socialism are totalitarian ideologies; the only difference between them is who gets to be in power. Neither of them supported individual independence.

  • docdave

    I’ll play your silly game. That you have to ask these questions says a lot about you.

    1.) What do you think patriotism means?
    Loving and supporting the country in which you are a citizen.

    2.) What do you thing of the torture and indefinite detainment of ‘enemy combatants?’
    Your so-called ‘enemy combatants’ are terrorists that should all be shot after any useful information is squeeze out of them by whatever means.

    3.) What do you think of Muslims, Democrats and Liberals?
    Aren’t they the same thing? They all want our country to be destroyed.

    4.) What do you think of the US armed forces? What should their role in the world be?
    Fighting to protect our country whereever they are sent. That is the nature of a countries armed forces.

    5.) What do you think of gays, homosexuals and ‘Family Values?’ Families are comprised of a wife, husband and childen. Homosexuality is only a cheap thrill.

    6.) What do you think of Fox News and anti-war protesters? Should Freedom of Speech change during wartime?
    Anti-war protestors are seditious and what they do has absolutely nothing to do with free speech.

    7.) How important is National Security to you?
    Stupid question, next.

    8.) Do you think schools should teach Creationism in public schools? What about displaying the 10 commandments in courthouses?
    Public schools should concentrate on educating the students to have skills they can use later in life; like reading, writing, math, etc.

    9.) Do you believe that ‘What’s good for business is good for the country?’
    That’s just a stupid cliche, next.

    10.) How do you feel about Labor Unions?
    They have limited value today.

    11.) Do you trust or distrust higher education and academia?
    Colleges, at least in the arts, have become liberal leftist doctrination centers.

    12.) Is giving up our civil liberties worth the feeling of security?
    Stupid question – what have we given up?

  • Nancy Jarvis

    docdave: 90% extreme right-wing.
    Good job.

  • Paulie B

    Nancy said:

    I suggest you study this definition of ‘fascism’, it may sound familiar:
    “A system of government that exercises a dictatorship of the extreme right, typically through the merging of state and business leadership, together with belligerent nationalism.”–1983 American Heritage Dictionary

    “dictatorship of the extreme right wing” is an oxymoron. dictatorship is absolute control, whereas the right wing is limited government (where extreme right wing would mean almost no government).

    You’re hung up on the word ‘right’ in your definition. If you take out the word ‘right,’ what have you? Dictatorship. What party wants more control of your life? (hint, the people that say you can’t eat fast food, want to take more of your money, make you pay for things that you may or may not want, ie socialized medicine, etc)

    Merging of state and business. What party wants control of business? (hint, they use labor unions – which is a big business in itself – to control businesses, tax them if they think they made too much money, working on controlling such businesses as health care and education, etc)

    Belligerent Nationalism. I can’t say either party falls under this category… We do more good for this world than any other nation. The right loves this country and loves to help other countries, while the left hates it, publicly stating that we are evil, and is perpetually trying to change it into something it has never been, and gives out of whatever guilt they have stored up.

    Fascism has nothing to do with conservatism.

  • Paulie B

    Dude, I used the words in your definition. Are those words lies?

    Are you saying that absolute control and limited government are not an oxymoron?

    I didn’t say anything about 2H9er or his def. And you didn’t say anything about what I wrote.

    It’s like Don Meyers with better grammar.

  • Nancy Jarvis

    likshoes: People like you wear your ignorance as a kind of badge of honor. I could draw you a Venn diagram of your incorrect premise but why bother. I doubt you have the mental capacity.

    Let me restate: All Fascist-Conservatives are assholes or stupid, but not all assholes and stupid people are Fascist-Conservatives.

    I suggest you study this definition of ‘fascism’, it may sound familiar:
    “A system of government that exercises a dictatorship of the extreme right, typically through the merging of state and business leadership, together with belligerent nationalism.” — 1983 American Heritage Dictionary

  • robert108

    83 & 1/3 percent extreme right-wing. Not too bad robert108.

    With your hatespew commenting style and obvious fealty to leftie Marxist ideology, you have no credibility to judge anyone. You are still ignorant about the reality of your own fascism, even after it has been thoroughly explained to you, so I must assume you are incapable of learning anything after your brain has been filled with leftie lies. Pathetic.

  • Bat One

    Nancy,

    Perhaps with a good night’s sleep you’ll recover a sufficient level of cogent maturity to make this worth the effort. We’ll see. As it stands now, however, you have neither facts nor rational cognitive process on your side. Instead, your commentary has all the earmarks of an 8 year-old insanely jealous that her 13 year-old brother gets all the presents, and attention… on his birthday.

    You have every right to your opinions/feelings, and it is certainly not up to me to deny you the chance to express yourself, however tedious and disjointed that effort may be. But you have no claim to an audience, and no “right” to be taken seriously. Your description of conservatives as “extreme right wing” and “Fascists” betrays a congenital intellectual dysfunction and a shameful unfamiliarity with the real world, either one of which disqualifies you from any sort of meaningful, intelligent discourse.

  • Nancy Jarvis

    Here’s a video explaining.

  • 2Hotel9

    We don’t care about your talking points list, we are merely entertaining ourselves by whipsawing you back and forth. Oh, and the derision heaping is keen, too.

  • http://SayAnythingBlog.com The_Whistler_ofnd

    As far as I know, service doesn’t automatically grant citizenship.

    That’s what they told me when I signed up to fight the Bugs on Klandathu.

  • http://www.dartemis.net/blog/ sayanything-42

    2H9,

    You say “…I am a bookaholic.” like it’s something to be ashamed of.

    Myself, I’m a proud bookaphile! 1100+ in the catalog and counting!

    http://dartemis.net/users/r_g_graves/images/Bookshelves/Dsc00957.jpg

    http://dartemis.net/users/r_g_graves/images/Bookshelves/Dsc00958.jpg

  • docdave

    We already do this don’t we?

    I think if a non-citizen serves honorably in our military, they are granted citizenship. If they are illegal, they probably wouldn’t get accepted.

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    I can see why considering you have to be psychotic, white and Conservative/Christian to become a member. With those prerequisites BW-USA no doubt shoot any brown people before they could say ‘¿Qué?’.

    Nancy: Congratulations! It must have taken you a lifetime to fit your mind into a box that small!

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    most Fascist-Conservatives are assholes

    Never met one myself! Wouldn’t know! Met a number of fascist on the left, though!

  • http://SayAnythingBlog.com The_Whistler_ofnd

    That’s what they told me when I signed up to fight the Bugs on Klandathu.

    Damn bugs. My whole family was in Buenos Aires when they attacked.

    Would you like to know more?

  • http://SayAnythingBlog.com The_Whistler_ofnd

    We could end up with an infiltrated military.

    As long as we’re screening for Defeatocrats we should be ok.

  • http://sayanythingblog.com/readers/author/Anna/ Anna

    We already do this don’t we? Or are we only doing that for the legal non citizens?

  • http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/ proof_positive

    Folks who send others to fight or believe in the cause but do not go are the scum of the earth.

    docdave, he might be on to something! Think of Saddam Hussein who paid $25 grand to the families of suicide bombers to go and kill themselves and murder others! Think of all the elderly Imams who send idealistic (and stupid) youths to their deaths with some promise of a paradise that they obviously don’t believe in strongly enough themselves to take advantage of it!
    Yep! He may have inadvertently stumbled over some truth despite himself!

  • http://SayAnythingBlog.com The_Whistler_ofnd

    If they signed up for it and it was part of the law they wouldn’t be illegal immigrants would they?

  • WOOFX

    I am for allowing foreign military volunteers to immediately apply for citizenship and go through the process.
    To segregate them would hinder assimilation.

  • WOOFX

    join up, rather than waiting the standard five years after receiving their green card. More than 37,000 non-citizens, almost all Latino, are currently enlisted. Recruiters have even crossed the border into Mexico – to the fury of the Mexican authorities – to look for school-leavers who may have US residency papers.

    The aim, according to Pentagon officials, is to boost the Latino numbers in the military from roughly 10 per cent to as much as 22 per cent. That was the figure cited recently by John McLaurin, a deputy assistant secretary of the army, as the size of the “Hispanic … recruiting market”, and it has also been bandied about in the pages of the Army Times.

    Yo, Gringo, Comprende Martial Law?

  • WOOFX

    have a separate division sized unit

    Foreigners do not necessarily have a
    loyalty to the Constitution.

    Foreigners would be the natural choice to suppress the native populace.

    Epitaph on an Army of Mercenaries

    Their shoulders held the sky suspended;

    They stood, and earth’s foundations stay;

    What God abandoned, these defended,

    And saved the sum of things for pay.

    A.E. Housman

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