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FDR was a dirty lying war monger, who allied with the USSR, the most oppressive and tyrannical regime of the 20th century (check out his famous "Navy day speech"). If Hitler and the National-Socialists had not fought the USSR, the soviets would have taken over all of europe so that instead of 60 million murdered subjects there might have been 120 million murdered subjects of the USSR. Think about that, while you pontificate about the evils of fascism.
thirsty4justice88 6 days ago
cool clip thanks for sharing ..
lennabrown6879 2 months ago
@themeaningoflife38 He also had alot of Soviet spies in his administration like Alger Hiss and Harry Dexter White.
RadioFreeWisconsin 9 months ago
FDR was AGAINST fascism.
Prescott Bush loved it though
themeaningoflife38 1 year ago 2
@themeaningoflife38
Not only right wing extremists, some of FDR's administration thought so also. FDR also liked Mussolini.
thundersnake1 1 year ago
@thundersnake1 Not everybody,right wing extremists.Same thing they did with JFK and today with Obama.They accuse everyone of being what they are.The cia contols everything.
themeaningoflife38 1 year ago
@themeaningoflife38
Everybody during that era claimed that FDR was using Fascism economic policy in his New Deal, even Hitlers economic adviser and Mussolini (the founder of Italian Fascism) himself.
thundersnake1 1 year ago
@themeaningoflife38
Why don't you find about what he thought about Mussolini? Why don't you find out what Mussolini thought about him? Why are you arguing with history?
thundersnake1 1 year ago
@thundersnake1 Most Americans are smart enough to not believe something so ridiculous that FDR was a fascist.People LOVED FDR he was re elected more than any President in history.
themeaningoflife38 1 year ago
@themeaningoflife38
HAHAHAHAHA! FDR supported Fascism before the war. He said himself he admired Mussolini. Even Mussolini thought he took Fascist economic views and put them in the New Deal, also the head of the Nazis economic policy believed that too. You should read on the History of Fascism. You have it all backwards. Big national government creates Fascism, and that is why real Conservatives believe in limited National Government.
thundersnake1 1 year ago