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Conservative Claims That ISIS And Nazi's Are Socialists

Jack Posobiec's, who's married, profile on dating site Bumble.


Jack Posobiec is a conservative film director, aspiring writer, constant reader and all round idiot who is never far from controversy. A quick trip over to Jack's Wikipedia page allows us to see all of his ridiculous claims and stunts such as the 'Pizzagate' conspiracy theory, falsely claiming that Bernie Sanders had told supporters to commit violence following the Steve Scalise shooting and has repeatedly made references to the White Genocide conspiracy theory.
And now for Jack's most ridiculous assertion: Terrorist organisation ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant), along with Nazi's and Palestinian organisation Hamas, are all socialist. Quite how Jack came to the conclusion that the entire practice of slavery is somehow tied to socialism is honestly baffling.

In actuality, the economic system that slavery was largely replaced by, sharecropping, is much closer to socialism as it was unable to be economically efficient in a free market, and the system as a whole allowed the sharecroppers to be financially vested in the land they were working on.

A simple search of the Economy of Nazi Germany Wikipedia page, and a quick scroll to the 'Privatization and business ties' section allows us to see Jack's sheer idiocracy. When the Nazi's came to power, many industries were privatized, including several banks, shipyards, railway lines, shipping lines and welfare organisations. Incase you needed further convincing, during this era Adolf Hitler spent heavily on the German military and this led to creating partnerships between the Nazi's and buisness interests in order to reduce their budget deficits. Businesses also had a positive view of Hitler due to his anti-Communist and anti-trade union stances.

So, in short: Jack Posobiec is a liar.

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