Sam Seder is the right wing's boogeyman at this point.

"Run Like Hell"

Just another simple-minded populist fascist media personality. Just says things he thinks his base will find compelling, has no actual principles beyond sociopathy. Essentially a regressive puritan. Would have delighted in savagely murdering indigenous people were he born in the 1600s. Is held back from monstrosity only by modern conventions

Reminds you of "OH NO, SAM SEDER. OH, WHAT A FUCKING NIGHTMARE"

Literally red, white and black flags obscuring them lmao.

So delicious this Kool Aid

The radical right is all about the nazi...

The red flags to them shows how awesome the deal is 🫠

Yet liberals are the ones who actually embrace nazi and fascists tactics on a daily basis. Am I right? Up top! 🙋🏼‍♂️Nailed it!

Exactly. I was honestly shocked that somebody as poorly educated as Dennis Prager instantly knew what the guy was talking about and even remembered the original German phrase. That’s probably very telling. Also, his pronunciation was not bad at all (I‘m Austrian). Somebody should ask him about that phrase in a debate next time he claims that Nazis were atheists. I bet he instantly forgets what at least one of the three Ks stands for.

@@Flux_40 Strategic empathy and moral agreement are 2 very different things. Not understanding where your enemy is coming from puts you at a massive disadvantage. The way the West has responded to the Ukraine war is an example of this.

@@Flux_40 The only way to avoid fascism is to know it.

@@obamas65khotdog54 Aaron, so from your comment, you agree with General Milley’s assessment that Lenin, Mao and Marx should be thought at West Point and Annapolis, as he said at the House Armed Services Committee in June ‘21 that caused the right wing snowflake media to lose their minds!

@@Flux_40 Its not hard to learn about the Nazis. They are a pretty big part of modern history. I knew this slogan too. Knowing about something is not the same as agreeing with it.

did he say that?

@@ottz2506 He absolutely literally said exactly that, Mr. "I smear myself in my own feces for fun and because I enjoy the warmth" Ottz

@@lorehammer40k4 Show me the bit where he says 'I'm Jewish but the Nazis were kinda based'. This has got 'This Nazi likes drinking water, you like drinking water therefore you're a nazi" energy.

@@ottz2506 No my friend, it's more like saying "The Nazis had some really great ideas about the inferiority of women which I can totally get behind" Also, when it comes to showing you where the direct verbatim quote from Dennis Prager which ZERO quoted is, you can do your own research Mr "I prefer pooping in my own hands in the shower and tossing it in to the toilet because I refuse to sit down like I'm some kind of lady" Ottz

@@taranullius9221 If a Nazi says water is good, does that make me a nazi for agreeing with that statement? You'd have to say yes based on your comment summing up Prager's argument. (I changed the comment as this was a better way to make my point)

If you talk like a Fascist it probably means you are a Fascist but in the US being a Fascist is not only alright you have to be one to be elected president.

Ironic that Prager is a Jew.

Everyone can agree with them on something, left or right. If you read the actual platform of the NSDAP, called the 25 Points, you'd be able to recognize left-wing and right-wing ideas. This was done on purpose to draw in a broader coalition of people. They had something for everyone, like all demagogues do. I think Göring once remarked on it saying they took so much stuff, they themselves didn't even remember where they took it all from. Let's take point no. 9: "All citizens should have equal rights and obligations" or point 15: "We demand an expansion on a large scale of old age welfare." If I didn't tell you these are part of the Nazi Party platform, you'd probably think they're from a left-wing platform.

@@octavianpopescu4776 Okay

@@octavianpopescu4776 and that's where it starts. Find something you agree with nazis on, and that little bit of sugar helps the fascism go down. They don't need to be made relatable.

@@mews8812 Exactly.

You mean she actually has a life and is independent lol 🤣 oh no can't have that .

we warned you

She should be dour at all times, like the angry old white men -ruining- running our country 😡😡😡

@aaa bbb just it was now ONCE, she was dancing and having fun, you couldn't even really see if she's drunk or not, even if, so what? , and it was in a private flat, not at 4am somewhere in some club. But of course people like you have to turn every fact into bullshit

His voice makes my skin crawl.

He's a sickening human being. He would have sold out as many Jewish people as he had to in order to get a cushy retirement, which a number of Jewish people with a complete lack of empathy did in Nazi Germany.

You are talking rubbish he is talking about the slogan not the Nazis they also liked cheese doesn’t make cheese bad

@@ettyprincess1698 Thank you for sharing your broken moral compass with us today!

And then Dennis basically confirms that they ARE in a phase of Nazism, lol

The caller has a point, it is like Weimar. Only thing missing is a deep crisis to take people in a more extreme/radical direction and the US and many other places will turn to extremism.

Notice how he didn't say a word to condemn the concept that democracy is just a Weimar phase, i.e. the natural last step before the inevitable Nazi phase. This is the same person who pretends to be all about America and how great it is...

the beginnings, starting with the end of Weimar America

The republican is openly marching towards fascism.

Remember, the Nazis and their allies got ~60,000,000 people killed in the 2nd World War. These folks should be prevented from expressing themselves at all. At 60,000,000, in my estimation, the 1st amendment becomes null and void. As my mother used to say, they are beyond the Pale.

@@stefanfrankel8157 That was sarcastic, I was not advocating for them.

That's the romanticism in fascism, baby!

Well in the US it is hate and fear that means more to them than history.

@-Anti-Goose-Action- Minister of Pro-Gander To be fair, you're projecting.

@-Anti-Goose-Action- Minister of Pro-Gander you arent even trolling, you are being weird. Trolling involves some type of clever deception. Up your game bro

@-Anti-Goose-Action- Minister of Pro-Gander that made no sense, kid. try again, this time without the cope.

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Nazism is just conservatism taken to the nth degree. It's what happens when conservatives are left unchecked.

Fascism is what Conservatism is when taken to its logical extreme.

I don't necessarily agree , Nazism is a extremely totalitarian system kinda like communism except it leans to the right .Not saying many conservatives have not been influenced by Nazism.If we had Nazism , the right would cancel elections , that being said the trump administration definitely turned our country slightly authoritarian .

@Benjamin David Lurie Yeah it's not the same.

try ‘hierarchy of objectification’

Isn't that really reductive? I don't think a violent communist revolution would be 'fascist'

Antifa

I like the description: “the ideology of blood and soil”.

That's a very bad definition... "Political manifestation of violence" is extremely broad and many ideologies, left or right, including fascism, but also non-fascist had violence perpetrated in their name. It's also reductionist, as fascism had more elements to it than just violence. It's like saying anyone who is violent for political purposes is automatically fascist, maybe they are, maybe not, depends on what else do they believe in?

By your comment’s logic, all historians that focus on Nazi Germany are secret Nazis.

@-Anti-Goose-Action- Minister of Pro-Gander what a dumb ass comment.

@Rachel Forshee Historians who specialise in Nazi Germany also knew the english translation and the original german version. Are they all Nazis?

A Nazi loving Jew. Then again if it makes him $$ and gives him power and influence what's a bit of Nazi loving if you're Jewish?

@Rachel Forshee OP brought up how Prager knows the lingo and that that means he must be a Nazi. By that logic, any historian that specialises in the Nazis (or has an expertise in Nazism) is a Nazi. I have yet to come across a historian like who sounds like they're ashamed for knowing this information. By this logic any ex-nazi, who naturally would know all the Nazi lingo and propaganda, is still actually a nazi. I knew what those three Ks were because I've read books about the Nazis and we were told about it when talking about WW2 in school. Does all this make me a nazi or my education a Nazi one? It's incredibly bad faith to say that Prager is pro Nazi or a fan boy of the Nazi regime. It's like saying that a Marxist/socialist/communist/anyone for that matter knowing about the Soviet Union is actually pro the Soviet Union and Stalin.

"Have you noticed our caps have little pictures of skulls on them?"

@@TheBeeFactory "Aryan skull shape?"

Not always as strong as Peep Show, but occasionally brilliant. The Mitchell and Webb Sound for BBC radio is probably more consistently hilarious.

Dennis P:"No! No! I didn't say that! I said "see Kyle!"

I assume you're referring to the Azov Battalion

@@obamas65khotdog54 Putin is the first leader to invade another European country since……..Hitler

Hailing Victory is a very important part of our lives

@@obamas65khotdog54 You mean the organisation you direly want to join? Sure, they are Nazis. But why tell on yourself like that?

Ya!!!

baddies.

She was one, so that fits.

@@ClibanariusJJ Really? How so???

@@bwenluck9812 Ever hear her... wonderous thoughts on the Serbs? She was a cool person who did really awesome things that amounted to genocide.

It was a poster of the SPD after the January 6th. riot at the Capitol.

@@bwenluck9812 He failed to mention that genocide took place in Bosnia.

wait prager escaped from a pig farm?? holy shit that explains so much

Conservatives LOVE to screech about wanting less government intervention....yet want the government to ban abortions, homosexuality, trans people, books, education, etc. Hmmm......it's almost like they're completely full of shit.

That’s not what he said

Stop it. Get some help. Vooch bad.

@@lorehammer40k4 Vowsh good actually

@@KZfaqisntlettingmeuseczech Vooch bad Vanch sad Vawsh glad but Vowsh.....good?

@@lorehammer40k4 Voosh rad, Vowsh rad

@@KZfaqisntlettingmeuseczech Ooooh, Voosh rad! Uh uh אבא קאוונער has a point.

This was the lesson I learned from Shirer's _The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich_. I would only add that there's an extreme element of "organized crime" to it as well, as the Third Reich was essentially a criminal endeavor like any Mafia family.

@@kevinchristensen7510 you should check out the book Gansgster Capitalism by Woodiwiss.

I can't even fathom looking back at the litany of atrocities that was Nazi Germany and thinking "but, like, on the whole, people were better off for it."

What about systematically murdering 8,000,000 people (6 million Jews and 2 million others) doesn't this sad Bozo get?

The fact prager is Jewish but didn’t immediately shut down the caller and explain to him why he’s wrong right after that sentence is insane. Dude said *net* positive and prager continued humoring the callers insanity

@@morenitomoreno1282 Prager isn’t only allowing it to happen, he cherishes these moments. He has always flirted openly with fascism. The only thing Prager doesn’t like about the Nazis is that they killed Jews.

@@lukemadrid5711 Thats pretty much it with right wing Jews. They agree with the Nazis views exept for their hatred for the Jews. At the very beginning of the Nazi regime, you had far right Jews who were allowed by the Nazis to form their little Jewish fascist organization but eventually they were all sent to camps. Trying to wrap my head around the psychology of such people gives me headaches. The only country in the world it makes sense to be Jewish and part of a Nationalist movement is Israel. Anywhere else, you’re playing with fire.

Why does DP gross me out when it means Dennis Prager and not in the context of a certain hub website...

@@FullMetalPanicNL One's fun, the other's an active threat to democracy?

Shapiro and Prager getting lynched by their fans would be a hilarious and inevitable side effect of them getting the political system they advocate for.

@@ajae... The reason the Christ part is specified is because unlike most of your other examples, American fascists tend to have very distinct and very deep, fundamentalist religious overtones stemming off of Christianity (the evangelical branch). That's my best guess at why it's a term, cause I've seen it from more people than just OP here.

@@ajae... my point with that this particular Christian version of fascism will make tentative allies with sycophants like Prager and Shapiro (both Jewish), but will eventually make them enemies once their "in group" comes to power.

Look at the right wing Israelis that don't see the irony in treating the Palestinians the way their ancestors were treated in Germany.

That's rather suspicious

My slogan is, if you get 60,000,000 people killed, you need to have your mouth sewn shut.

Dennis 'I have a patchy knowlegde of history at best' Prager is wrong. The 3 Ks are originated from the 16th. century.

Everyone needs a mantra! I'll bet he finds it...and the prospects for profit that it carries with it...very relaxing.

"It's amazing he knows so much minutia detail about nazi's and..." *Nazis Sincerely, Grammar Nazi

@@redlightmax Drives me crazy. And the same folks drop the apostrophe from the possessive. The sad thing is, there are only a few (6 or 12) of these common errors and yet these geniuses can't seem to learn them. Dollars to donuts he's also one of these folks that turn on their turn signal _as_ they are changing lanes. "Oh, I see by your signal that you must be changing lanes. I couldn't figure that out from watching you change lanes."

@@redlightmax I could be a grammar Nazi too, had the real Nazi not been undermining public education since before I was born.

I remember an early _Mad Magazine_ piece about the Nazis becoming the subject of a comedy show. At the time it seemed ridiculous to me. Then came _Hogan's Heroes._

The modern version is just "Never say never again." Because the people who profited off the atrocities the first time are still profiting off of atrocities.

After he changes his last name xD

It stands for "graphics interchange format", which has a hard "g", so that's what I use, too. It's pretty wild that the inventor got it wrong 🤷🏻‍♀️

I can see the logic, in that g's before e, i, or y are normally pronounced like a j.

@@stefanfrankel8157 except "gift" which is literally one letter away. English is a very silly language.

@@jokarr33 Problem with that is that we don't pronounce "Thought" and "Though" the same way even though they are only ine letter apart. And going with the acronyms sound reasonable until you get to LASER and JPEG. In fact, SCUBA should be pronounced with a short "u" if were using proper English rules. But we don't. Language is dictated with the trends of the time and place. So, even though I personally prefer to use the soft "g" with what the creater had in mind, its still reasonable to use the hard " g" because thats what most people use. Death of the Author and all that.

Dennis 'I have a patchy knowlegde of history at best' Prager is wrong. The 3 Ks are originated from the 16th. century. "The origins of the phrase are normally attributed to either the last German Emperor Wilhelm II, or to his first wife, Empress Augusta Victoria. She is likely to have adopted it from one of several similar German "sayings by number". The most suggestive of these is listed in the second volume of German proverbs Glossary: A Treasury for the German People published in 1870 by Karl Friedrich Wilhelm Wander: "Four K's are requisite of a pious woman, namely, that she keeps regard for church, chamber, kitchen, children."[6] Wander refers for the origins of this saying to a 16th-century commentary on Sirach by Johannes Mathesius.[7] He also lists another similar phrase: "A good housewife has to take care of five K: chamber, kids, kitchen, cellar, clothes," which appeared first in the 1810 collection of German proverbs.[8] by Johann Michael Sailer. In 1844 "The newspaper for the German Nobility" published this latter saying in its traditional last page "feature" short statements.[9]

Children Church Kitchen Camera TV Prison

Him and shabeebo both 🤦🏻‍♀️ Who knows, maybe they'll get a second scoop of broth

No, just no.

I remember a time when the right wing was trying to say that the Nazis were socialist as a way to make "socialism = bad". They were trying to hide their inner Nazi while trying to fight against socialism.

Jesus and his appstles were communist. Is that why republicans want to destroy all the teachings of Jesus?

I'd think that if the Nazis were anti-communist, then communists couldn't be all bad.🤷‍♂

Dennis 'I have a patchy knowlegde of history at best' Prager is wrong. The 3 Ks are originated from the 16th. century. "The origins of the phrase are normally attributed to either the last German Emperor Wilhelm II, or to his first wife, Empress Augusta Victoria. She is likely to have adopted it from one of several similar German "sayings by number". The most suggestive of these is listed in the second volume of German proverbs Glossary: A Treasury for the German People published in 1870 by Karl Friedrich Wilhelm Wander: "Four K's are requisite of a pious woman, namely, that she keeps regard for church, chamber, kitchen, children."[6] Wander refers for the origins of this saying to a 16th-century commentary on Sirach by Johannes Mathesius.[7] He also lists another similar phrase: "A good housewife has to take care of five K: chamber, kids, kitchen, cellar, clothes," which appeared first in the 1810 collection of German proverbs.[8] by Johann Michael Sailer. In 1844 "The newspaper for the German Nobility" published this latter saying in its traditional last page "feature" short statements.[9]

Death of the author

No... stop saying that. It isn't true that the inventor said that. That's a rumor started by jerks to mess with techs. Please 🙏 stop the nonsense, it's annoying. What it stands for, gives it a default hard G. It isn't peanut butter.

@@matthewk7507 From CNN: Steve Wilhite created the Graphics Interchange Format, or GIF, while working for Compuserve in 1987. When he received a Webby Award in 2013 for it, and delivered his five-word acceptance speech (that’s all the Webbys allow), he flashed a GIF on the big screens at the Cipriani Wall Street in New York. And, in a flash, it all became clear: “It’s pronounced JIF, not GIF.”

@@cosmicphoto05 🤦‍♂️It was a meme and a joke... didn't you get that? That was why it was written out like that. Dude... you're killin me smalls.

@@matthewk7507 from the BBC: Steve Wilhite told the New York Times that he was "annoyed" there was still a debate over how to say the acronym. *He added that the Oxford English Dictionary was wrong to say it could be pronounced both ways.*

Thanks mk! I am so fed up with this shit. Greetings from Germany.

I worked with a guy who was proud to have had Crusader ancestors. He couldn't believe it when I told him that they had burned entire villages because some dumb Pope Leo or other said something stupid.

Everyone picks one at some point and they stick with it. It's JIF for me

@@anmolt3840051 Jraphics Interchange Format?

@@wyattnolte The pronunciation of an acronym is not defined by the words that make up the acronym. For another example, consider LASER

You are probably right. January 6th is probably in his mind similar to the “ Beer Hall Putsch”.

Exactly. If the consequences of the Putsch had been substantial, the Nazis would likely have been eliminated. That is what baffles me with Trump supporters, cuz if there are no serious consequences for January 6th, it opens the way for a more cunning fascist type (Trump is a dummy) which can have serious consequences for democracy.