Seinfeld Soup NAZI: The Original Alt Right?

[Mr Mojo Lane]

When did nationalists come to the forefront if you can remind me?
Seems like the Iraq War, Syria Wars and debt that was put on the country broke the camel's back for the original cuckservatives and they became far more nationalistic. The decreasing white population and continuing problems due to illegal immigration is what brought out nationalists.

No, US never had a strong nationalistic movement except in WWII.

How old are you? Are they teaching this now?

 

[Vitor CroCop]

I don't think it does, because it revolves around sitcom. The characters they threw in there and story plot lines were hilariously political.

Like when Kramer and Newman played monopoly on a train and Ukrainian got mad Kramer called Urkaine "weak and feeble" and ready to be invaded. LOL Exactly what Putin did. )

It will quickly devolve into one. Watch.

 

[HARRISON_3]

All they wanted was something to eat.

 

[grizzard2bid]

Um... I'm guessing you were asleep when they were teaching you about McCarthyism, the red scare, etc etc?

At the same time during hippy revolution? Yeah, that a very nationalistic time. And then Vietnam war and eventual floodgates opening up for illegal immigration. If there was nationalism, it was propaganda-directed at Soviets. But there was no organic patriotism/nationalism in the country.

The alt-right (short for alternative right)[note 1] far-right movement that opposes multiculturalism and social justice movements.

This is a fairly accurate definition. Soup Nazi not tolerating foreign languages in his place of business is certainly indicative he does not embrace "multiculturalism" in his place of business.

 

[Horse Style]

You gonna shitpost every thread, Cookie Monster?

I answered your thread title, Mr. Sensitive. Nothing about the soup guy was alt-right.

Now calm yourself

 

[Mr Mojo Lane]

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At the same time during hippy revolution? Yeah, that a very nationalistic time. And then Vietnam war and eventual floodgates opening up for illegal immigration. If there was nationalism, it was propaganda-directed at Soviets. But there was no organic patriotism/nationalism in the country.

The alt-right (short for alternative right)[note 1] far-right movement that opposes multiculturalism and social justice movements.

This is a fairly accurate definition. Soup Nazi not tolerating foreing languages in his place of business is certainly indicative he does not embrace "multiculturalism" in his place of business.

No. It was before the late 60s hippy movement. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McCarthyismVietnam destroy a lot of national pride though.

 

[grizzard2bid]

TS is mad that they charged money for soup. He wants to live in a socialist utopia where everyone gets their soup for free. Yeah, you have to wait for hour and it doesn't taste as good as the Soup Nazi's but everyone is forced to eat the same soup

 

[Not A Theist]

At the same time during hippy revolution? Yeah, that a very nationalistic time. And then Vietnam war and eventual floodgates opening up for illegal immigration. If there was nationalism, it was propaganda-directed at Soviets. But there was no organic patriotism/nationalism in the country.

The alt-right (short for alternative right)[note 1] far-right movement that opposes multiculturalism and social justice movements.

This is a fairly accurate definition. Soup Nazi not tolerating foreing languages in his place of business is certainly indicative he does not embrace "multiculturalism" in his place of business.

The comment about the hippy revolution makes as much sense as saying "What, we were addicted to oil at the same time they were proposing the Green New Deal? Yeah right!" This also wasn't that far from the time when people cheered like mad when Kennedy said "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country" - but you're trying to spin it as nationalism just disappeared during this long stretch? This is utter revisionist history.

So the soup Nazi doesn't tolerate foreign languages in his place of business... Except for languages foreign to his own like English. He's a foreigner who's so right leaning that he's against multiculturalism, despite being a component of multiculturalism himself.

Calling this guy "alt right" just doesn't make sense. Alt right is a group of tricksters and shitposters. This guy is an ultra stern European authoritarian. Your premise doesn't make sense.

 

[grizzard2bid]

I answered your thread title, Mr. Sensitive. Nothing about the soup guy was alt-right.

Now calm yourself

Cookie monster, I already explained why him not tolerating foreign languages is indicative of him being at least a nationalist.

 

[grizzard2bid]

The comment about the hippy revolution makes as much sense as saying "What, we were addicted to oil at the same time they were proposing the Green New Deal? Yeah right!" This also wasn't that far from the time when people cheered like mad when Kennedy said "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country" - but you're trying to spin it as nationalism just disappeared during this long stretch? This is utter revisionist history.

So the soup Nazi doesn't tolerate foreign languages in his place of business... Except for languages foreign to his own.

Calling this guy "alt right" just doesn't make sense. Alt right is a group of tricksters and shitposters. This guy is an ultra stern European authoritarian. Your premise doesn't make sense.

I think you're taking it a little too literal, buddeh.
Yes, I don't know the leanings of Soup Nazi, but I know he didn't tolerate people speaking Spanish to him because he's in America. Does that sound like he was a lefty?

 

[JAEGERX]

I think you're taking it a little too literal, buddeh.
Yes, I don't know the leanings of Soup Nazi, but I know he didn't tolerate people speaking Spanish to him because he's in America. Does that sound like he was a lefty?

so telling people they should speak english in an english speaking country makes you a nazi, is that how it is now

 

[Not A Theist]

I think you're taking it a little too literal, buddeh.
Yes, I don't know the leanings of Soup Nazi, but I know he didn't tolerate people speaking Spanish to him because he's in the America. Does that sound like he was a lefty?

The Soviet politician Breshnev on language in the USSR:

"under developed socialism, when the economies in our country have melted together in a coherent economic complex; when there is a new historical concept—the Soviet people—it is an objective growth in the Russian language's role as the language of international communications when one builds Communism, in the education of the new man! Together with one's own mother tongue one will speak fluent Russian, which the Soviet people have voluntarily accepted as a common historical heritage and contributes to a further stabilization of the political, economic and spiritual unity of the Soviet people."

This guy wasn't even Russian. So basically, there would be a Soviet language and you could keep your own tongue. That doesn't sound like a group that is fine with any language, any time, if even non-Russian USSR members thought Russian should be a central language for the whole empire. Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but by contemporary American standards, are Socialism and Communism left or right leaning?....

Authoritarian attitudes are the problem, not left/right specifically.

Your thread is silly and it's fine if people want to treat it as such. That being said if your premise is that this guy was a representative of the alt right and you think things like "Oh, the US wasn't nationalistic when Kennedy suggesting you should think about your country ahead of yourself netted wide acclaim!" you're off your bloody rocker.

 

[grizzard2bid]

so telling people they should speak english in an english speaking country makes you a nazi, is that how it is now

He was a "Soup Nazi" due to his no-nonsense attitude. Like a "grammar nazi". Him not tolerating foreign languages would put him in the alt-right category, which is not a "Nazi". Nazi is nationalistic socialist movement, which would not be applicable in the US due to highly diverse population.

 

[Horse Style]

Cookie monster, I already explained why him not tolerating foreign languages is indicative of him being at least a nationalist.

Or because English-only is one of the many strict rules he has in his restaurant. Most people would just chalk it up to another reason why he's a control freak but of course Baby Doll Hands needs a reason to desperately make another "give me attention, everyone" thread

 

[grizzard2bid]

The Soviet politician Breshnev on language in the USSR:

"under developed socialism, when the economies in our country have melted together in a coherent economic complex; when there is a new historical concept—the Soviet people—it is an objective growth in the Russian language's role as the language of international communications when one builds Communism, in the education of the new man! Together with one's own mother tongue one will speak fluent Russian, which the Soviet people have voluntarily accepted as a common historical heritage and contributes to a further stabilization of the political, economic and spiritual unity of the Soviet people."

This guy wasn't even Russian. So basically, there would be a Soviet language and you could keep your own tongue. That doesn't sound like a group that is fine with any language, any time, if even non-Russian USSR members thought Russian should be a central language for the whole empire. Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but by contemporary American standards, are Socialism and Communism left or right leaning?....

Authoritarian attitudes are the problem, not left/right specifically.

Your thread is silly and it's fine if people want to treat it as such. That being said if your premise is that this guy was a representative of the alt right and you think things like "Oh, the US wasn't nationalistic when Kennedy suggesting you should think about your country ahead of yourself netted wide acclaim!" you're off your bloody rocker.

Communism was communism. It was an authoritarian form of government with leftist philosophies that collapsed on themselves. Multiculturalism was still a central platform of communists as well as progressive ideals. They imploded and the effort to "Russianize" the "stans" and other neighboring satellite didn't go over too well because....wait for it............they weren't Russians.

 

[Not A Theist]

Communism was communism. It was an authoritarian form of government with leftist philosophies that collapsed on themselves. Multiculturalism was still a central platform of communists as well as progressive ideals. They imploded and the effort to "Russianize" the "stans" and other neighboring satellite didn't go over too well because....wait for it............they weren't Russians.

This doesn't actually answer the challenge. Just because the policy failed doesn't mean A) it wasn't left leaning (by American standards) and that B) it didn't have an authoritarian stance on language. The Soup Nazi could, ironically, be someone who fled a communist country and carried a Left leaning authoritarianism with him making your whole "DOES THIS SOUND LIKE THE LEFT OR RIGHT?" thing really not fit.

 

[HunterSdVa29]

Americans didn't have Nationalism until recently? wait, what?

What do you think the Pledge of Allegiance is? What was the entirety of Rocky IV? How about during the Olympics when people suddenly care about Gymnastics and swimming?

 

[fdswer]

Acrodysostosis

-A characteristic symptom is abnormally small hands and feet with short, stubby fingers and toes that may affect all or some of the fingers and toes.

-Skeletal malformations that characterize acrodysostosis include abnormal short, malformed (dysplastic) bones in the hands and feet. These dysplastic bones cause the hands and feet to be abnormally small with short, stubby fingers and toes (severe brachydactyly). In some individuals, the shortness may affect only one or two fingers and/or toes. The big toes are often not affected, or can be abnormally large. Abnormalities of the hands and feet are detected early in childhood (congenital). Abnormal shortening of the long bones is also common and can result in short stature.

https://rarediseases.org/rare-diseases/acrodysostosis/

 

[PG29 red0 Jr]

A medium crab bisque was like $13 when I went, and instead of bread I got a piece of fruit.

 

[Smokes]