Forum Post: Jewish Nazis
Posted 12 years ago on Oct. 7, 2011, 6:53 p.m. EST by makingnoexcuses
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In some weird twist of history, I recently saw that several Occupy Wall Street protesters in NY are labeling bankers as "Corporate Nazis" (see link below). This struck me because many bankers are Jewish (as was also the case before the holocaust). Isn't this criticism of bankers going too far? Is it ethical to label a Jewish banker a "Nazi?"
As an aside, please allow me to first make a joke. My initials are JOO, I am a third generation JOO.
I am running for Deputy Prime Minister of Israel and Vice President of the USA, and once elected, I would be the first JOO to ever hold those positions.
Secondly, the label for the bankers being used here can be easily addressed in 8th USA Parliament terms.
The issue here, is that the poster has labeled the bankers incorrectly, as is often done in politics.
Bankers = Probably Democratic or Republican. Unless it's known, the correct label should be "Info. Not Avail."
Barak Obama = Often labeled "Socialist", he's actually a Democratic.
Ron Paul = Incorrectly labeled "Fascist", he is a Republican.
I hope you like the clarification. The 8th USA Parliament easily deals with this problem by allowing every voter to self-categorize with the party/category (or independent) they wish, and that is considered to be the true one.
Please scan our rule #6, for more information on party categorizations: http://usparliament.org/rules.php
Thank you,
--James Ogle [Free Parliamentary] Vote Counting Minister
"Why do you THINK they called it Google?"
Go BarrOOgle 2012
I'm just stating the facts as the are (I'm not hired to make posts, sorry). It just seems odd that a group could call a group of bankers who are (largely) Jewish a Nazi when the message of Occupy Wall St. focuses on a new set of ethics.
I think what we have here is an excellent example of how Corporate America hires people to post propaganda in an effort to delegitimize a grassroots movement.