calling someone a nazi has drastically different implications than merely calling someone a fascist which is what he is.
*shrug* Sorry if when he speaks in Rome 10,00 people attend and sig heil and that make me think of nazis.
calling someone a nazi has drastically different implications than merely calling someone a fascist which is what he is.
difference: she was saying this guy was actually a nazi while I was using it as a colorful adjective there
*shrug* Sorry if when he speaks in Rome 10,00 people attend and sig heil and that make me think of nazis.
Seems like a good description for what he is and what his politics represent.
Seems like a good description for what he is and what his politics represent.
Uh, do we need to go back and count all of your typing errors there Mr. PT?
*shrug* Sorry if when he speaks in Rome 10,00 people attend and sig heil and that make me think of nazis.
A square is a rectangle. A rectangle is not a square.
go ask some old feller that served in WWII if Berlusconi is a nazi. if you're lucky, he wont backhand you
A square is a rectangle. A rectangle is not a square.
Really this is such a stupid argument. Quit being such a jew and get over the fact I called someone a nazi. Sheesh.
you'd be an HR nightmare if you worked in the US. calling people jews and nazis is a big no no
what's next? the n word for a finale?
you'd be an HR nightmare if you worked in the US. calling people jews and nazis is a big no no
what's next? the n word for a finale?
fuck, would you shut up already? the guy is not a nazi. you were wrong. end of story
You're right to say he's not a 'nazi', however you cannot really contend the very stark similarities that means people call him a nazi???? Guess you feel that little difference is worth arguing over though.
What if he was though?
Maybe he laughs about it with his buddies, and they strap on hobnailed boots and goose step around the office drinking cognac and wiping their ass with Ferarri blankets?