Portugal and fascism.

[Mr Gray]

No PROOF.

.and here's what you missed out and clear for all to see, in what you said to Martina............

'You don't understand what fascism means............'

well she doesn't...as every other poster said...Portugal was a fascist country..


your friend WS ...supports the Nazis...and therefore what they did to martina's family..perhaps martina may be  alittle more offended by that

[stephen25000]

well she doesn't...as every other poster said...Portugal was a fascist country..


your friend WS ...supports the Nazis...and therefore what they did to martina's family..perhaps martina may be  alittle more offended by that

Past tense, not now.

You are still avoiding the issue with Martina.

[Mr Gray]

Past tense, not now.

You are still avoiding the issue with Martina.

avoiding nothing...Portugal was fascist country...she was wrong..

ws is far more offensive towards her family

[stephen25000]

avoiding nothing...Portugal was fascist country...she was wrong..

ws is far more offensive towards her family

So you are saying Martina doesn't understand fascism, even though members of her family were in concentration camps ?

[Mr Gray]

So you are saying Martina doesn't understand fascism, even though members of her family were in concentration camps ?

If she thinks portugal was not a fascist country then she does not understand fascism

[ferryman]

So you are saying Martina doesn't understand fascism, even though members of her family were in concentration camps ?

The experiences of Martina's relatives is rather incidental to the discussion at hand.

The concept of having to prove innocence is, with a small f, a fascist one.

[stephen25000]

If she thinks portugal was not a fascist country then she does not understand fascism

You're not going to get away with that.

Answer the question properly or don't reply.

[Mr Gray]

The experiences of Martina's relatives is rather incidental to the discussion at hand.

The concept of having to prove innocence is, with a small f, a fascist one.

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Agreed

[Mr Gray]

You're not going to get away with that.

Answer the question properly or don't reply.

shut up and stop behaving like an idiot...Portugal was a fascist country and the principle of having to prove innocence is a fascist principle...
Im off now

[stephen25000]

shut up and stop behaving like an idiot...Portugal was a fascist country and the principle of having to prove innocence is a fascist principle...
Im off now

You're not going to escape with that.

You show the nature of a fascist, and cannot come up wit h a coherent reply, let alone an apology for what you've said.

[Mr Gray]

You're not going to escape with that.

You show the nature of a fascist, and cannot come up wit h a coherent reply, let alone an apology for what you've said.

apology for what..you aren't making any sense..as usual

I said that martina doesn't understand fascism    whats wrong with that

[Mr Gray]

This is worth reading:-
http://mises.org/daily/2360/.

confirmation portugal was a fascist state from this paper

The fascist regime of Portugal is a curiosity among the fascist orders of Europe. Its admirers, of which there are great numbers in this country and Europe, like to call it a "Christian Corporativism." This it is, modeled on the old medieval guild form of government so much admired and earnestly urged upon Britain and America by some of her most devout socialist and other leaders, such as Hobson and Cole. The case of Portugal is, however, a very special one, molded by peculiar conditions and saved now by the war and Portugal's alliance with England.

[Mr Gray]

Was there ever any doubt? but here are degrees of fascism as the paper points out.
Some people think they live in a true democracy because there is general election every few years.

was there any doubt...this is martinas post...

Now you show a massive ignorance. Portugal, though ruled for years by a dictator, was never a fascist country, I don't know, maybe you confuse it with Spain. During the Second World War Portugal was neutral and opened it's aerial bases to the Allies. Learn before you speak.

[stephen25000]

was there any doubt...this is martinas post...

Now you show a massive ignorance. Portugal, though ruled for years by a dictator, was never a fascist country, I don't know, maybe you confuse it with Spain. During the Second World War Portugal was neutral and opened it's aerial bases to the Allies. Learn before you speak.

FRANCO, SPAIN.

Look up.

[Mr Gray]

FRANCO, SPAIN.

Look up.

we are talking about Portugal and it has been shown that Portugal was  a fascist country...I was right...martina was wrong