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Obama Health Care Logo Reminiscent of the Nazi's?
Well I was just having a conversation with a friend and he brought up that Rush and some other people are saying how the Obama Care Logo looks like it was modeled after a Nazi logo. I didn't believe him and decided to check up on it myself. Well to my surprise.
First is the Nazi Logo
Second is the Obama Logo
Now this is what I have a problem with, whether it is a mistake or whatever being in the position that he is in they should have payed more attention to what the history is.
Mistake, or subliminal messing? I don't know you be the judge.
No actually I am not, I am commenting on a phenom I have watched since he went up for election which was made blaringly clear when people called him a muslim in one breath then bitched about his association with his christian pastor who shot off his mouth then went back to calling him a muslim. You people want so badly for him to be shades of the antichrist you can taste it and it shows. He just another crummy politician of a long line of crummy politicians *republicans and democrats*.
The wings over the Obama Logo? The Eagle with the wings spread over the Swastika.
Originally posted by Hastobemoretolife
Making a link? Only if you want to assert that I am.
No one wants to be associated with Nazism because it has been so thoroughly discredited in both theory and practise, and Hitler of course was its most famous exponent. So, linking an idea with Hitler or Nazism has become a common form of argument ascribing guilt by association.
Godwin's Law (also known as Godwin's Rule of Nazi Analogies)[1] is a humorous observation coined by Mike Godwin in 1990, and which has become an Internet adage. It states: "As a Usenet discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches one."
Surely, if your aim to to be critical of Obama's health care policy then you could have found a stronger point to argue. As it stands, your current line of reasoning is weak, at best.
Stretching attempts? Like trying to get people to rat on people that disagree with his health care agenda? Or nationalizing businesses, talking down private citizens. Sending out his union thugs to protest AIG?
Originally posted by Hastobemoretolife
Or maybe I'm just seeing connections to other policies that dictatorships have used in the past, then this pops up.