Engineering An Empire - The Aztecs - part 2

Engineering An Empire - The Aztecs

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[reinkaos82]

Such a fascinating people

[epicwinnerful]

talk bout unfriendly people

[rodamefo]

@sdurgefafd meshica

[cosmicmofo]

@44Unan no the Mexica are the aztecs

[44Unan]

@sdurgefafd Every one thinks Mexico is a Spanish word, but Mexico is not a Spanish word. Mexica is another empire next to the Aztecs empire for example the mayan empire, and Inca empire.

[sdurgefafd]

is Mexica pronounced like Mexico or is it pronounced like Mehhica?

[BillKiernan]

@DrCruel i understand the disconnect between what marxists stand for and how they implement their regimes, and i agree. however, it's only a new propaganda tactic of the right wing to make the nazis out to be lefties. yes hitler played both sides, appeasing both the left and the right. when you look at what communists/socialists wrote of and thought of the nazi state during that time, it should become clear what the fact of the matter is.

[BillKiernan]

@DrCruel "And Stalin had Soviet citizens fighting for "sacred Mother Russia" yes, but not "God" or "Holy Mother Church" right?

[BillKiernan]

@DrCruel now you've officially gone off the deep end. "pro-marxist?" Marx's works were on the official banned list in nazi germany. marx was a jew, by the way.

[DrCruel]

@BillKiernan Nazis were post-Marxist - consider them a partial resolution between the contradictions of Marxist totalitarianism and free market capitalism. But both the Bolsheviks and Nazis were socialists.

My comment was to mark the frequent disconnect between what Marxists claim they stand for and what they actually do in practice. My personal opinion is that they aren't stupid or "mistaken", but actually plan to be brutal despots from the start. Marxist theory is really only for the marks.