Lithuanian ban on Soviet symbols - Page 3

GySgt · 06-18-08, 05:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Volker

Lets kick these Lithuanians into the sea. This way we will have a country which can be settled by Jewish people. Wilna is a historical center of Jewish people, so it makes sense. The Latvians are friendly and rather relaxed and the Poles will get used to it.

And your obsession continues. A thread about Lithuania and Soviet symbols somehow demands you make remarks about Jews. It's just fascinating how you expect people to have the false impression of you that you want them to.

jujuman13 · 06-26-08, 09:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Volker View Post
Lets kick these Lithuanians into the sea. This way we will have a country which can be settled by Jewish people. Wilna is a historical center of Jewish people, so it makes sense. The Latvians are friendly and rather relaxed and the Poles will get used to it.

(And your obsession continues. A thread about Lithuania and Soviet symbols somehow demands you make remarks about Jews. It's just fascinating how you expect people to have the false impression of you that you want them to.)

What gives you the idea that this is a false impression.

GySgt · 06-27-08, 10:33 AM

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Originally Posted by jujuman13

What gives you the idea that this is a false impression.

He wants people to believe that he is not an anti-Semite despite his own posts.

bub · 06-29-08, 02:44 PM

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Originally Posted by DarkWizard12

I understood already! Point is, its socialism. Perhaps you don't know who I am, (Ron Paul voter here <_<)I'm against everything socialist, NHS, taxes, SS, everything. Likewise, I may not be able to do anyhting about it, but I am still against.

Do you also support child labor and 14-hours-of-work days?

Because it was like that until the socialists arrived

DarkWizard12 · 07-01-08, 09:56 PM

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Originally Posted by bub

Do you also support child labor and 14-hours-of-work days?

Because it was like that until the socialists arrived

If its the child's choice, the yes. I remember wanting to work when I was 14 and 15 to earn money. However, and let me make this clear, I do not support children being "forced" to work by parents and shop owners like it was back in the old days. Then its not a social issue, its a criminal issue.

bub · 07-02-08, 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by DarkWizard12

If its the child's choice, the yes. I remember wanting to work when I was 14 and 15 to earn money. However, and let me make this clear, I do not support children being "forced" to work by parents and shop owners like it was back in the old days. Then its not a social issue, its a criminal issue.

? and when does he go to school if he works all day long?

Until socialists arrived in 1880, thousands of the children worked in coal mines 12 hours/day. Adults worked even more, and could just survive with their wage (60% of their salary was needed to buy food).

Those who had an arm or a leg crushed by a machine were just fired without any compensation.

It was the socialists who limited the work day to 12 and then 10 hours/day
It was them who forbad children labor
It was them who gave workers the right to strike and a minimal wage
It was them who brought universal vote right (at least in my country)

You may not agree with "too socialist" policies, but some socialism was really needed

jujuman13 · 07-03-08, 01:45 AM

By Bub
(You may not agree with "too socialist" policies, but some socialism was really needed)

I nor anyone here would disagree that Socialism kicked out some of the more inhumane ways of life and work.

Perhaps as I would guess you consider yourself a Socialist, you would like to answer the following question.
Name me ONE (One will do nicely) Nation that has since being released from control (open or overt) by the Soviet Union (Russia), would seek to be re-united with either Russia or a Soviet Union type of Government.
I would agree that they may have stuck with a vague style of Socialism.

Volker · 07-04-08, 03:39 PM

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Originally Posted by GySgt

And your obsession continues. A thread about Lithuania and Soviet symbols somehow demands you make remarks about Jews. It's just fascinating how you expect people to have the false impression of you that you want them to.

It is only your own obsession that continues here.

Volker · 07-04-08, 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by jujuman13

Name me ONE (One will do nicely) Nation that has since being released from control (open or overt) by the Soviet Union (Russia), would seek to be re-united with either Russia or a Soviet Union type of Government.

... the Belarus nation.

DarkWizard12 · 07-04-08, 11:25 PM

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Originally Posted by bub

? and when does he go to school if he works all day long?

Until socialists arrived in 1880, thousands of the children worked in coal mines 12 hours/day. Adults worked even more, and could just survive with their wage (60% of their salary was needed to buy food).

Those who had an arm or a leg crushed by a machine were just fired without any compensation.

It was the socialists who limited the work day to 12 and then 10 hours/day
It was them who forbad children labor
It was them who gave workers the right to strike and a minimal wage
It was them who brought universal vote right (at least in my country)

You may not agree with "too socialist" policies, but some socialism was really needed

I thought those were the "progressives" or "Reformist" policies.