Nazi parties in the United States

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Some Random Asshole
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There's a party for everything in this country, communism, socialism, you name it, there's a party for it. They just don't get covered by the media because the higher ups dont' want them getting elected...

Hence most FUCKING IDIOTS thinking we have a "two-party" system, when we DO NOT...we have an UNLIMITED party system, people are just too fucking stupid to realize it or do anything about it.

If you vote Democrat or Republican, you are a pussy and a tool.
 
2-0-Sixx

2-0-Sixx

Sicc OG
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I AM said:
Hence most FUCKING IDIOTS thinking we have a "two-party" system, when we DO NOT...we have an UNLIMITED party system, people are just too fucking stupid to realize it or do anything about it.
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No it IS a two party system when it is nearly impossible for a non-democrat/republican party to even get on the ballots in the first place (example: Ralph Nader being excluded from 20 state ballots in '04 (see Democrats’ drive to keep Nader off ballot)).

Plus you might want to recheck the definition of "two party system."

From Wikipedia:

A two-party system is a form of party system where two major political parties dominate the voting in nearly all elections. As a result, all, or nearly all, elected offices end up being held by candidates endorsed by the two major parties. Coalition governments occur only rarely in two-party systems, though each party may internally look like a coalition.

Under a two-party system, one of the two parties typically holds a majority in the legislature (or a legislative house in a bicameral system), and is referred to as the majority party. The other party is referred to as the minority party. Source​

In the event that you don't like Wikipedia, from Answers.com

Two-Party System

Although there have been minor political parties, or third parties, throughout most of American history, two major, competitive parties have dominated the American party system. Beginning with the Federalists and the Antifederalists in the 1790s, only two political parties usually have had any substantial chance of victory in national elections. Indeed, since the Civil War, the same two parties, the Democratic and Republican, have constituted the American two-party system. Source​
 
ParkBoyz

ParkBoyz

Sicc OG
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Do you see the NOI & 5% nation as comprable to American neo-nazi's? How/Why?
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I never said that they were 'comparable', they're night and day. It's just that if Nazism makes sense to you, then Yacub's experiment and the gods and earths doctrine makes sense to me...
 
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